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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/. 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Tab le of Co nte nts 1-lomecoming Seri:xs .l.Jri:xs $op"lroores Freshrren Fa:ulty Volleyball Football Cheerleaders Wlllter Camival Basketball Wrestling Tra:X Sports Honors AcademK:s Prom Grai.Jafun pages .................... 2-7 ...................8-17 ·············· ... 18-21 ................. 22-25 ................. 26-29 ................. 30-33 ................. 38-41 ................. 42-45 ................. 46-47 ................ .48-51 ................. 52-59 ................. 60-63 ............ ..... 64-67 ................. 68-71 ................. 74-85 ................. 86-89 .................94-95 Get Ready To Embark on a ... Most Excellent Adventure l'&tJ SOUTHWEST AG, INC, Sales • Service • Repair 39927 US Hwy. 160 • 4-4101 �Top .right : . Jennifer Kirk, Debbie 13eebe Sta.cr Magrll, Andrea Salazar, and Janice Wrrght show their excitement at the bonfire. Top left: Kerri Miller Seth Connor and Deanna Cundiff are ready for the · nciventure at the bonfire. Bottom riaht : Danny Kilbank, Jake 'orsythe. Kyle HeebO, and Dan Chamblee are gleaming with gloel 2 McDor1ald's of Durango 201 West 6th Street Durango, CO. �D 0 0 R T 0 E X c I T M E N T Right: Vince Taylor is "Bad but sensitive: Top left: Jason Keirns and Nick Cornelison are in their romantic mood! Middle left : Milcah llawk displays a pensive look. Middle right: Andy McCoy is disgusted with what is going on In the halls ... Nothlngl Bottom : Ray Powell thinks he is mighty man I It's A Good Time For A Great Taste At McDonalds 3 �WHAT A DAY! Wow! Are we outrageous or what? The spirit of the wolverines is excellent and the best in the land. The spirit really came out when the week of homecoming appeared . The week included diverse dress up days. The days consisted of hero day, inside-out and backwards day, the day of the living dead, dress up day, and color day. Students were shining with the colors of purple and gold to show that we are the best at the olympic games. Along with homecoming comes the sports. The Lady Wolverines played hard for an excellent win over Pagosa. The ladies took them in two games consisting of 15-11 , and 15-5. the football team had a disappointing loss to the Center Vikings. The crowd was at its best, but it was not enough to keep them going. The guys played a great game and had much fun. The final score was 3-14. Our spirit during homecoming explained itself. It helped to unite school spirit again. Top: Pat Hall sprints for a touchdown. Middle right: We call this the WW (Wolverine Wammie). Middle left: Kerri Miller goes for a kill against Pagosa. Bottom: Kelly Prior and Brittney Lee go up for a dink. 4 Pine River Valley Bank 455 Colorado Dr. 884-9583 �Top Left: Lori Larkin, Nancy McCoy, Mandi Mtller, Krystal Geier, and Christina Kilbank show their school spirit in many ways. Top nght: TI1e cheerleaders are excited at the bonftre. Mtddle left: Pat Hall and Kyle Beebe look as if they want seconds. Bottom: Jesse Kuntz IS clever and dirty as "The Joker. • Bottom right: The bonfire shows the explosion of our school spirit. Scissor Wizzard 557 Colorado Dr. Bayfield 884-9078 5 �A Day of Remembrance Tension arose throughout the Wolvennes. Nervously, Usa Kilbank, Milcall llawk, and Jenny Jenk ins waitod, for none of them knew who was going to be the 1989 Homecom.'dg Queen. The t11ree homecoming king candidates; Jason Keirns, Jonat11an Cordova, Jake Forsyt11e, and t11eir teammates were thinking about nothing, but winning the game. Wilen half-lime came the homecoming queen candidates and their escorts were in the spotlight. Over the PA system was announced: "Milcah Hawk, 1989 Homecoming Queen; and Jonathan Cordov,1, 19[)9 1/omocollllng KIn g ." After tho moment, Milcah Hawk replied, "The day was an experience that I will never forgetr Milcah Hawk receives the crown as the 1989 Homecoming Queen. 6 Jake Forsythe, Jonathan Cordova, and Jason Keirns Lisa Kilbank, Milcah Hawk, and Jenny Jenkins Gosne &Sons Main Office at 357 North Mountain View Drive, 884-9533 �Top Left: King, Jonathan Cordova and queen, Milcah Hawk give their best towards the camera. Top Right: Jenny Jenkins, Lisa Kilbank, and Milcah Hawk shine before the big event. Bottom: Homecoming royalty consisted of Jake Forsythe and Jenny Jenkins, Jonathan Cordova and Milcah Hawk, and Jason Keirns and Lisa Kilbank. Lewis MerC.forall ofyourhardware needs. Bayfield 884-9502 7 �() - Ol en (/) 0--h <0 0 0- most exce ent a venture, a er thirteen years of waiting, is o be a fact of reality for this obnoxious bunch of seniors. The crazy ombination of jocks, do-gooders, partiers, cowpokes, and many ther cliques are leaving behind the teachers they have haunted, rtured, and pleased for years. They are moving on to find their own ittle niche in a great, big world of excitement and danger. As Lisa ilbank describes hers and many classmates' feelings, "School has en great, but I can't wait to stay out real late!" For some the future will bring the success of dollar signs, and or others only baldness. Many will follow Lori Putnam's advice: "Live ike the wind for as long as you can, always." Trouble, it brought hastising as young ones, detention and groundation in their teenage ears, and it is not over yet. As Jason Keirns most truthfully states, "I aven't caused enough trouble yet. Wait till I hit L.A.!" They all have reams to follow and high expectations for the future, unusual maybe, ut fitting to each individual. Milcah Hawk sees her future specifically s... "I see vivid colors and feel real waves." This accident has been developing for many years. Some will ontinue to appologize for accidents in their past as in Jonatha ordova's case. "My appologies to Pete Townsend for hitting him i he face with my guitar at the WHO concert." Whatever the case, they ill all move on. Well, "BE EXCELLENT TO EACH OTHER, AND PARTY ON I" 0--h c.o 0 0 - Tanya :Baxtef' Ol CJ) CJ) 0 --h c.o 0 I. I 909 Main Ave. Durango, CO _ �1-Le££.na 13 oye.t Denise. 13ut:W.r Top right: Soniors show spirit on gangster day! Bottom right: Lisa Kilbank and Milcah Hawk think, "This is unique." Bottom right: Teal Pack struggling to sell yearbooks . .• , 11:;£!"~ '{!1(1.~~'~. i~_..;r:::.-<~--~-' ; ' ......._ - .VIDEO HENTALS -"' -.. ~Prcm icrr Hollll..' 1 hc£1 trc BOX 4.Hl • .lHI-J PI E l{IVEI{ I'LAlA IJA YFIELO. COLORADO 1122 •.._ _ ~PH : 303 8 4-42 5 ~. ~...~.'('·· ""J L..l-....~·· :.U. .~Jt.t~'.. ..:.L -- ~-u.z-~.Jw-~--'~"---'~ Gavin 13rown - - - --- - -- TERRI & JERRY MO GER 9 �Saundra. Choate Ca.ro[yne. Cl:evcla.nd Jonathan Cord.ova. 1Geri. Doscher Jake. Forsythe. FINE PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 0 SINCE 1906 �Janie Hawkins Pat Hall. ttichcle. Jackson Jenny Jenkins Middle right: Seniors show their spirit at a pep assembly. Bottom: Jason Keirns gazes at the "stupid" ACT questioning booklet. Middle left: Actually working, Tanya Baxter is interrupted. Opposite Page Middle: Teal Peck adjusts her look on dress-up day. 1032 MAIN AVE. - DURANGO ACROSS FROM UNITED BANK 259-2500 11 �Je~.son Keirns lVes Johns Middle: Excited about their colorful mouths are Michael Snooks and Kyle Beebe. Middle left: Keri Doscher takes on n !'>londor face. Opposite Page Top loft: l nurn Betley and Serenn nichlns mnke studying fun in the commons nrea. Top right: Senior newspoper sloff workers are trying? 1hLttney Lee BURGER 581 Colorado Dr. 884-9339 Bayfield �Aaron :M.cnLnn 1Ga.tri na norrison Richarct norton Lori Putnam Diana Rhyno Bayfield Animal Hospital 13 �Serena Richins Jason Robinson Jus tin Robinson Dana StaLioraitis Class ot oo Bottom right: $tubb$ finds a quiet place to study his history. Opposite Page Bottom right: Senior girls seek the stuffed look. Middle right: Seniors work together for the spirit stick. Bottom left: Jonathan Cordova snarls at homecoming week homework. "THE TASSLE'S WORTH I" �Vince Taywf' 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160 B. Bayfield, CO. 81122 �Top right: Jake Forsythe tries to be attentive in the computer room . Bottom left: Shocked, Diana Rhyno tries to remember her combination. Middle: Vince Taylor is caught with out enough hands in Government. Top left: Jason Keirns performs a dangerous stunt on his skateboard. Top middle: Jonathan Cordova displays his "stunt man" image. Providing Health Care for the Pine River Valley on Church and Mill Streets in Bayfield. 884-9133 �Top left: Performing an experiment, Wes Johns models safety glasses. Middle: Milcah Hawk wonders, "Thumbs up to what?" Bottom middle: Jonathan Cordova and Jason Keirns mirror a excellent adventure. Bottom left: Jasor McCracken seeks his locker during spirit week. Botto right: Saundra Choate looks cool in her shades. Burns National Bank 900 Main Ave. 247-5151 17 I �c: : L 8 s s 0 F 9 i. 1 =~ :~ Top right: Wylie Butler tries to look human. Top left: Fred linfesty and Bart deming give a grim from their work . Middle right: Nick Cornelison tries to catch flies while studying his chemistry. Bottom: The homework load is so heavy, it depresses Tim Johnson. 18 Bob e ers uta Center �Rulers of Tommorrom Accomplishment, the main purpose of the Class of "91 ", takes much hard work and devotion. They believe staunchly in themselves, and use their broad talents in a variety of ways. From 8:00 a.m. till after practice or work, they concentrate on doing their best. Sports, clubs, academics, and various school activities are all important in the lives of the juniors. "I believe that school would not be the same without the fun and excitement of sports," stated Kerri Miller. During the year, juniors held all offices in FBLA and all football captain positions. Testing scores show proof of their academic effort and promise for the future. Involvement has built up this group's leadership skills. As Tim Cullen quoted, "This year has been great for me, because I got involved in sports. I found my abilities and applied them." Through hard work, desire, and participation the juniors have created their own place in the world of tomorrow, because they know where they are going and what they will be doing. Look for these excellent students in the future , as they could be the heroes, heroines, and rulers of our society! "I feel the junior class is tops. I am proud to be among such great people," Kelly Mars said. 1\EEBE I>EBI\ I l:. B 1-: I .L SCOTT I~ENNET BRE lilA BRO\m ANDY !IUTJ.ER Wt'l.ll· CHMIBLEE DANIEl. COI~Nf.J.lSO N [CI\ CULLEN 'l' HI CUNDIFF JEFF DEHING BART 1 or· Knlly M:1rs hi1!! n srlil por!ionnllly, onn crn1y nnd ono not so cr<'!Zy. Middlr>: Andy Orown givos ,Jonnlhnn llunt a crusty look. Ford· Lincoln· Mercury • Toyota Chrysler. Dodge. Plymouth 20541 Hwy. 160 West Durango • 247-1212 �WENDY FORD ROSS FRYE TRACY GEIER KRYSTAL GRIFFIN CHRISTY DHJEY HA NA CHARLIE liENOR lX SM1 IIOOVER MARTY HUNT JONATHAN JENKINS JASON JOHNSON TIH JONES TERRI KILBANK DANNY KRUBACK ROHERT KUGLE TROY LINFESTY FRED LLOYD SilANE LONC TRICIA LONl;I·EI.I.OW ELLIS LUSK TONYA f'1AGILL S1ACI MANKINS JAARON MARS KELLY MARTINEZ GEOFFREY McCOY ANDY 20 Bayfield Farmer's Market �~\dUNN MIY MILLER KEI\Rl MOGENSEN ROYCE I'OOI.E ANilREA 1'0\.JELL I<A Y PRIOR KFI.LY REESE NElL REIU ERlC KINGO KLINT RULE FI·:,\NK SCIIAl'Fil ANGELIKA scm\1'1, I·: I< II EA'l'III~R S I '1"1 i~ I·: I{ KR [ STEN SMl'lll KEVIN SOWEI\ 11\.RRY UPSHAW LlSA \.JO \HER DA\.JN Le ft: W il d and C razy-Ross Ford a nd Eric Re id just joined the specialed footbal team. in the Pine River Plaza, Bayfield �n • 0 OJ (f) c.n 0 I I' . \D [\J n • .. I . ' II ~ .. 0 0> (f) (f) 0 ..... \D I [\J n • 0 0> (f) (f) 0 I I ' Top left: Jennifer Kirk and Jennifer Hackler get caught up close. Top right: Alex Northrop classicly portrays the geek look. Bottom left: A hard day it has been for Gretchen Norris. Bottom right: Bret Deming destroys his face with a definite addition. Opposite top left: Making sure her ear is still there is Staci Lancaster. 22 Dirk Nelson, Attorney and Paradise Productions �Classy? Maybe. t\Lt\N ~IAUR I CE ARNOLD JAKE Rebellious? Yes! Do you know where your child is right now? The sophomore parents would usually respond , "I think so," or "If they're where they said they would be ," or "No , not really, they just kind of disappeared." Sophomores--What a bunch! A large diversity of thrills prevails from these night owls. There are the "stay out late" group, the "I don't care" party group, the "I might get in trouble if I do that" group, and the "I have too much homework" study group. Right or wrong , voicing their own opinions is a must. As Jasmine Silvernail emphatically states , "The class of '92 is the most rebellious class to hit the high school." As compared to the other classes , Ryan Farmer replied, "We have more style than any other class around!" Going against the grain and striving for individuality make their impression. Someday , they are going to turn the world up-side down ! "This year began with a boom , says Maurice Allen, "we participated in most activities and won the bonfire contest." Good points and bad--Unique they are ! ATENCIO NlNA HEAVER JESS BEAVER J HI BIWWN N I CO I.E CmiYFOIW .JJ·: JWY C:LINDLJFF DEANNA DAVENPORT RACHEL DE~Il NG BRETT DeVRIES JOEL Bayfield Conoco 625 Buck Hwy., Bayfield 23 �F/\1{~1ER RY/\N FOLK K/\ l'R IN/\ C:/\IWNER HEUSS/\ Cl{ I NES l.J/\ Yl ON 11/\CI'I.I-:1{ Ill <.KY 11/\CKI.I·: R J I· NN I Fl-:1{ IIENDRICKS SII/\WN IIUFFN/\N LIS/\ JOHNS KENNY Kl f.B/\NK CIIRTSTIN/\ KIHK JENNIFER KUNT7. JESSI~ LANCASTER STACEY L/\RKIN LORIE LARKIN RYAN Top left: Tamara Teller finds a reason to smile in the depths of homework. Bottom right: Just enough time to stop and smile is found for Christi na Kilbank and Becky Hackler. Opposite bottom left: Dreaming is Chris Rohrer. 24 Auto Parts Palace, Inc. 495 6th Street, Durango �I.ON<:FEI.I.OW S 1'/\CI~Y NAKl'JNEZ Dm-11NlCK 1'11 LLER NANDY NORRIS GRETCHEN NORTHROP /\LEX 1'01' I~ t·ION'I'E IUIYNO M/\1{ 1/\NN IWIII{I-:1{ CIIR IS S/\1./\Z/\R 1\NDRE/\ S II.V I·: RNJ\ II. CII/\NI>R/\ .1/\S II NE :~ I I. V1·: I{N 1\ I I. S'lllt-IBERt: CHRISTY T/\I.BOT .JUSTIN T/\ YI.OR \~/\1.1' ER TELLER T/\t-1/\ 1{/\ \~IJE/\1' CARLl \HLSON CHARLIE \VH ICII I' .J/\NJ CE ZOI.'II·:K CIIIU S'l' I NE 25 �c L 8 s s D F g 3 Clockwise from top left: Jeremiah Coey, Jason Pierce, Melissa Baxter, Melanie Broun, Jennifer Brown, Nancy McCoy, Jennifer Powell, and Tammy Upshaw all enlight the B.H.S. campus with their bright new faces as incoming freshmen. 26 Distributing �Freshmen Out To Lunch .. . David Geier does his best Stevie Wonder while Jason Ragsdale, T?d Wilmer, and Clark Peterson sing back-up. They don't have cars yet, they don't want to eat in the school caferteria, and they need the socialization practice. This is the story of lunch time for freshmen. After slipping their parents signature onto a permission slip to leave campus during the wee hours of the morning, they begin "begging" for rides to lunch. Some try to set up friendly ties with licensed drivers, others just get lucky. As David Zenger complains, "I hate not being able to drive." This is a common complaint for freshmen. Others have faith in their older brother or sister to hitch a ride. Kelly Frye can often be found saying, "Tracy. will you please give me a ride to the store?" Others are not so lucky. They escape the experience of the rush to the store by either having too wise of parents or falling short on cash. Whether it be "begging" for rides or surviving school lunches, everyone finds his or her own spot on the totempole and makes the best of the short 30 minute lunch break. ALLEN NATfCA ANDERSON ANGlE 13AXSTRO I ASHLEY 1\/\XTI~I{ ~11·: 1.1 SSJ\ BENNETT SIIA\m BROWN MI~LANIE lliWWN .II~NN I FEH CI .EVEI.J\Nil .JJ·:NN I Jo'EH RECORDS & TAPES -MELANIE & HAL MCLEAN • 303-259-5896922 MAIN AVENUE • DURANGO • COLORADO • 81.301 27 �con J EHI~NJ Al l CONNER SETH IHIFCK 1\R/\NilY I·.CC I·: H .JASON FOLKS NAIUO FRYE KELLY GARCIA BRANDY Middle: Jump back! Here comes Seth Conner. GEIER DAVID GOOIJWlN DENISE GOSNEY CORY HARRIS BRAZ HELr-1ER JUSTIN JENKINS JODI J.J ·:~IONS ~1ALONE <,;111\HJ.ENE SETll McCOY NANCY McNEW HICHAL Se<W Fine Fabric & Crafts Inc. Complete Sewing Center 800 South Camino del Rio Durango, CO 81301 28 Mary Green (303) 259~4557 �MJLLER LISA MORRISO STEVE O'BRlANT RJ\NAE ONIJEHISJN SHANNON PARSONS DAN 'Y PETERSON NATALIE PETERSON CLARK PHELPS DANITA PIERCE JASON POWELL JENNIFER RAEL ALFRED RAGSDALE JASON RAISH FRED SCHULDER HELINDA SIIIRI.EY DANIEL SO\.JER RYAN SPRINGE ~1EGAN THOMPSON CARL UPSHAW TM1MIE WESTERFIELD DAY LEN \.J f LLIMISON HATT WILMER TAD ~.JlLSON SHERRY ZENGER DAVID ERSKINE RICK F.iji Wear- Bula, Bula, Bula Bula Bula Bula �Administration and Faculty Striving Together! Faculty on the R.un Friends, enemies, instructors, mentors, teachers, torturers, and entertainers--these can all be terms applied to the outstanding staff at Bayfield High School. They try to do everything for the students and still remain somewhat sane. In their struggle to instruct the students, help sen1ors with college materials, and keep the building standing up-right, they do an excellent job. The staff is one that will help the students of 1989-90 rock the decade. There were some changes in the house leading to an adjustment for all. Mr. Prior moved to the position of Athletic Director, from head football and basketball coach. Replacing Mr. Prior, as head coach, was Mr. Keirns, doing a great job. Going to the library can be a good experience, w1th the assistance of the new B.H.S. librarian, Mrs. Ginger Conner. At semester we gained Ms. Gummerus and Mr. Johnson, to the loss of Mr. Luter and Mr. Jackson. The Bayfield school, students, and staff wish the best to those who come and stay, and those who go. BECKLER PEGGY I3LATNICK CAROL l3RUSII JERRY CJ\SIIIO THERESA CON ER GINGER JOH SON KARL KEIR S JO KI mALL SHARON KIMI3J\LL VERNON .1ANN RODERT Co n K em ple, Manager 303 247-1780 696 Sawm11l Rd . P 0 . Box 1726 Du CO 81301 Farmers Supply Mill �Top right: Mr. Pnor shows his pearly whites. Top left: Mr. Horton prepares his wife for a dtp. Bottom nght: Mrs. Conner continues her countdown to retirement. Bottom left: Just another kid in the crowd, Mr. Srr~ i th . DUGGER WAYNE EDWARDS RICHARD GREEN HOUSTON GUMMERUS KATHY HORTON THOMAS MARTY ED McEWEN MAXI E MERICLE SANDRA PRIOR BUTCH FFICE OUTFITTERS INC. 7 1129 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247 1828 "Everythmg For Tho Offtco Envtronmont" 31 �Administration Possesses the Gun! Top right: Mr. Edwards as he tries to explain the concepts of art. Top left: Mrs. Cashio must enforce the importance of good grades in high school. Bottom right: Mr. Dugger shows his gloomy face as he learns that it is raining and there will be no fishing . Bottom left: Mrs. Mericle and Mrs. Blatnick display utter astonishment as they watch the students in the halls of BHS . 2.;MJ..I() 600 SAWMILL RD. DURA.'I GO, CO. 5.:5-325-3~ 23 BASTILLE DR. W 1 SAN JUAh 3L'IO. PAGOSA SPRiNGS, CO. FARY.INGTON ~Ul ""WE SPEOALIZE 1:--; PERSONALIZED SER\"ICE & COMPETITIVE PRlCES" �Kay Phelps, Ron Dunavant, John Zwistler, Donalee , Baxstrom, and Becky Smith. B.H.S SECRETARY VICKI DRAKE SUPERINTENDENT EDWARD SCHELHAAS Vonnie Walker, Faye Mclnt1re, and Fran Evans Kay Phelps, John Zwistler, anu deck Smith study the budget at a work session. B.H.S PRINCIPAL WAYNE SMITH TRANS. DIR. THOMAS HORTON ATHLETIC DIR. BUTCH PRIOR Forget-Me-Not Fabrics Town Plaza Duran o • 247-0080 33 �Students at BHS have always tried to work together. It is just the way of the world; the more people working on something, the quicker and better it gets done. This was often referred to as "cheating." Over the years many people have found themselves in severe trouble for this practice. After an inservice on January 16, 1990, some students saw a change. The idea of cooperative education had been transferred to the teachers. Although many see it only as a permit to "cheat," it is made to increase social skills. This learning theory is still being implemented at BHS, but, at least, "cheating" is no longer always considered a death threat! Top right: Eric Reid acts as the secratary , writing up a lab with Kelly Prior and Nick Cornelison. Bottom left: Biology can even require a bit extra assistance for Mandi Miller and Christina Kilbank. Bottom right: Tamara Teller ignores the cooperative education of Becky Hackler, Chris Rohrer, Stacy Lancaster, and Ryan Farmer. 563-4414 �Top: A chemistry lab requires Ross Ford, Sam Hendrix, and Nick Cornelison to work together. Bottom left: Serena Richins has second thoughts about this great idea. Bottom right: Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, and Heather Schmitzer work on a puzzling concept. 640 Goddard Ave. �ATHLETICC The agony, the defeat is just one thing athletes or B.H.S. experience through fall, winter, and spring sports. Sports, as a whole for the wolverines, were somewhat or a success. Neither the football team, nor the volleyball team went to slate, but both went as far as records go. When winter sports roll around, basketballs go bouncing and two opposite sports join into one. Basketball season brings the spirit out in the crowd and much unity is conceived within the school. The other winter sport is wrestling . Wrestling is one or the toughest sports or all. It takes much motivation for the individual. Kyle Beebe, B.H .S. wrestler, replies, "Dedication has pulled the rew that want the victory out in front for good inspiration." The cheerleaders started orr slow, but in the end a stong and dedicated five pulled orr an excellent second place finish at state competition . Spirit rose to a peak during basketball season with their help. When the daisies begin to bloom , the tracksters or B.H.S. dig out their track shoes and start the running and jumping . Hardwork and dedication is required in this inlense, individual sport to be the best. Above: The BHS cheerleaders urge on the fans. Above right: Jason Egger scores another pin for the Wolverines. Right: Pat Hall leads the pack. Thanks to ... JPf1IID® Table of Contents Volleyball Football Cheerleaders Spring Fling Sports Scrapbook G iris Basketball Boys Basketball Wrestling Track Sports Honors 38-41 42-45 46-47 48-49 50-51 52-55 56-59 60-63 64-77 68-71 �ACTIVITIES -- Above left: $tubb$ leads the blockers for Jason Keirns. Top: Jennifer Powell waits for a pass. Left: The Wolverine Volleyball Girls celebrate another victory. Above: Jason Keirns hits a basket. 37 �SPIKERS HANG TOUGH @r® @o Beginning most games to the beat of "Hanging Tough," proved helpful to the 1989 volleyball team. The regular season record of 13 and 2 helped raise the spirit of the Lady Wolverines. The preseason consisted of the Ignacio Invitational Volleyball Tournament. The varsity completed the tournament by taking home the third place trophy. This level of intensity remained consistent throughout the season. By winning the San Juan Basin A League Championship Title, the Lady Wolverines were given a "bye" in the first round of the Class A District Tournament. The Wolverines began the tournament slowly by losing to the the Cedaredge Bruins. They came back strong to defeat the Paonia Eagles. Down 1-11 the Wolverines put their hearts into it and staged a fantastic comeback victory. This put them into the championship game against the very same team that handed them their first defeat, Cedaredge. The Wolverines won the first game, 15-9, but could not keep the momentum and lost the last two games and the match. This was the end for the Lady Wolverines and their season. Senior, Lisa Kilbank, summed up the season by saying, "The year was fun, and I hope the underclassmen have great success!" Top: Kelly Prior concentrates on a perfect set. Bottom Left: Milcah Hawk waits patiently to receive the ball. Bottom right: Lisa Kilbank bursts through the ring of excitement and victory. 38 Mercy Medical Center 375 E Park Ave. Dgo. �to bottom: Milcah Hawk, Kelly Mars, Kristen Sittner, Jetta Guilliams, Evelyn Laughlin, Brittney Lee, Jenny Jenkins,Kerri Miller, Becky Hackler, Amanda Miller, isa Kilbank, Krystal Geier, Staci Magill, Kelly Prior, and Heather Schmitzer. Lisa Kilbank Coca-Cola Milcah Hawk 0 Jenny Jenkins Brittney urango Lee �Ignacio Invitational Tourney 3 rd win Dolores win Sanford loss Sargent win Pagosa win Durango JV win Pagosa loss Ignacio Farmington w n w n Dolores w n Dove Creek w n Mancos Pagosa wn Durango JV w n Dove Creek wn (Districts) win Paonia Cedaredge loss Paonia win loss Cedaredge Top: The Lady Wolverines line up to be announced for their upcoming victory. Middle: Lisa Kilbank puts all her effort Into an awesome spike. Bottom loft: Brittney Lee and Kerr! Mtller reach high for a tremendous block. 40 Top lo botom Heather Schmitzer, Jetta Guilliams, Jenmfer Powell, Ltsa Mtller, Evelyn Mclaughltn, Becky Hackler, Gretchen Norris, Nancy McCoy, Jodt Jenktns, Stacey Lancaster, Jennifer Brown, Natalie Peterson, Andrea Salazar, Janice Wright, Lon Larktn, Chnsllna Ktlbank, M1chael McNew, Denise Goodwin . ..?lmoco Pro uction Co. �Top left: Milcah Hawk struggles to get past the Mancos blocker. Top right: The Lady Wolverines huddle to plan the1r attack. Middle left: Jenny Jenkins sets up her form for a great spike. Middle right: Kelly Mars and Jenny Jenkins block a Demon's spike. Bottom: Brittney Lee dinks the ball. 1817 Hwy, 151, fQ(Idcjo, CoJorddo 811) �Top to bottom Coach Ke1rns, Coach Kalbacher, Coach Green, Ryan Farmer, Chad Mitchell, Walker Taylor, Terry Beaver, Corey Gosney, Larry Sower, Mat Williamson, Tim Johnson, Dav1d Z1nger, Jerry Comyford, Seth Malone Dann1el Chamblee, Shane Lloyd, Ryan Sower, Fred Raish, Jim Beaver, Charlie Hannah, Jenamia Coey, Alex Northrop, Jason Ragsdale, Tad Wilmer, Jason Eggar, Danny Parson, Ross Ford, T1m Collin, Enc Re1d, Kyle Beebe, Jason Robmson, Seth Conner, Michael Snooks, Pat Hall, David Gier, Shawn Bennett, Justin Robmson, Sam Hendnx, Jonathan Cordova, Jason P1erce, Jason Ke1rns, Justin Talbot, Danny Kilbank, Shawn Hendrix, Walyne Gnmes, Jake Forsythe, and Shane Rhode. -RENI'ALS- -110% SERVICE- 105 E. 7th St. Durango �I op loll· lllo Wolverines holds lhelr holrnats high In hopes of a good kick olf. Bottom left: Sam Hendrix goes lor n dofonslve tnokle. Pnt llall uses hi<; fnncy footwork. OpJ10!:ilo page . Cooter top: Wolverines make a good team tackle. 501 Camino D el Rio Inn Lion Red I �~ ®r@J ~ (t; (' r®}) (' ®:r@] ~CG© !f'@ rb©@J ?@1 Opponent Durango Sanford Sargent Center Ignacio Dolores Dolores County Mancos Pagosa Springs Antonito Home Guest 22 20 14 3 0 53 14 70 7 7 20 12 18 14 8 14 32 31 27 20 Top right: Kyle Beebe struggles to save a loose ball. Bottom left: Jonathan Cordova holds the ball out in victory. Bottom right: Michael Snooks kicks an extra point. ,, Durango Furniture & Carpet 600 E 2 Ave. 247-0512 �Kyle Beebe Coach Green Jonathan Cordova Jake Forsythe Jason Keirns Michae l Snooks Coach Keirns Coach . •ghl an d , O pto m etnst Dr . Jay E . H I Kalbacher 49WMi11St.Bayfield 884-9559 45 �Cheerleading ... Rn Rdven ture In Itself I ~ Spirit Sets The Tone! ~ S-P-1-R-1-T. .. This word many have heard as a chant, but the 1989-90 cheerleaders tried to seek and display a deeper meaning of it. Knowing that the tone of the school is set by the "spiritleaders," they tried many creative ideas to increase the Wolverine Spirit. These included skits, initiation of the spirit stick and plunger, spirit wars, class chants, and impromtu songs and dances. Weekly locker signs made the halls scream out for spirit with purple and gold. The student's spirit finally came to a peak during a Dolores basketball game when the roof came crashing down! Adaptability became a necessary skill for each cheerleader. Mrs. Conner became the new sponsor at the end of the summer after the girls' camp in Albuquerque. "I have shed many tears with the girls this year and have a few extra grey hairs, too. I just hope we have all formed some special friendships," said Mrs. Conner. The original squad consisted of nine cheerleaders- seniors, Teal Peck, Lori Putnam, Michelle Suffling, and Janie Hawkins; junior, Wendy Dewey; and the freshmen, Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, Melanie Broun, and Jennifer Cleveland. The Colorado State Spirit Contest was held in Denver at McNichols Arena. Teal Peck, Lori Putnam, Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, and Melanie Broun made up the squad that took an excellent 2nd place trophy there. Hard practice, and strong hearts led up to their outstanding finish and their meeting of movie star, Sean Astin. Troughout the year activities such as camp, fund raisers, a Christmas party, traveling, secret sisters, Wendy going to the Hula Bowl, and state competition united the young group and formed them into a great bunch of cheerleaders. As Kelly Frye said, "I feel a lot closer to everyone, especially the ones I went to state with." 46 Above: The state squad works the crowd with signs. Top right: The new sponsor, Mrs. Ginger Conner. Middle right: Kelly Frye rises to new heights using Walker Taylor as a base. Michelle Suffling and Janie Hawkins rappin' at the bonfire. Opposite page- Top left: The cheerleaders sob during a skit to bring back "The Spirit." Top right: Spirit chants help enliven the crowd. OLD JrASH I O NJi:D HAMBURGEllS. & The Durango Herald 1275 Main Ave. Duranqo • 247-3504 �Middle left: Senior Cheerleaders-Janie Hawkins, Michelle Suffling, Teal Peck, and Lori Putnam. Middle right: 1989-1990 Cheerleaders-Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, Lori Putnam, Michelle Suffling , Wendy Dewey, Janie Hawkins, Teal Peck, Melanie Broun, and Jennifer Cleveland. The State Squad-Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, Melanie Broun, Lori Putnam, and Teal Peck. "The Pineapple" gets the students involved. Mini Mere. & 487 Colorado Dr. Bayfield • 884-9904 13ayficld, Colomdo 303 884-9036 Square Dance • Round Dc~nce Dance Appc.:rel �Spring Fling-The New Thing! Flakes turned to flower as Winter Carnival became Spring Fling. Le s enthusiasm was sparked for the dance and games. Class lip syncs made the game day a huge success. Winning first place were the juniors singing "Happy Trails." The freshmen took second singing a song displaying their closeness, "Lean on Me." With romance in the air the sophomores performing "Lost That Loving Feeling," and the seniors singing "Do It All the Time," tied for third place. The fun of games turned to a night of dancing, with great disk jockeys helping the kids live it up. This was the last big dance for the seniors to be held in their own gym, and the year was speeding by. J onathan Cordova, King Milcah Hawk, Queen Attendants 1Michael Snooks Saundra Choate Jason Keirns Lisa Kilbank Bayfield Locker Plant 48 Custom Cut and Wrap • The World's Best Jerky! �Junior Attendants Kelly Prior and Sam Hendrix Sophomore Attendants Mandi Miller and Alex Northrop Freshmen Attendant Jennifer Brown and Jerimiah Coey Middle: The juniors sing "Happy Trails." Left: BHS enjoys a slow dance. Texaco Mini Mart Durango, CO Gas and Snacks 49 �Sports Scrapbook 1989-90 L Witt's End Guest Ranch �Vallecito Lake, Colorado Fishing, Packing, Fine Dining, Wilderness, and More! 51 �BHS Girls Claim League Title ... "3 ... 5 ...7 ... 9 ... 1ook at that babe on the line!" the crowd roared as Lisa Kilbank stepped up to the free-throw line to attempt her final shot for a victory over the Dove Creek Bulldogs. Lisa Lilbank quotes, "This was an exciting, fun game. The crowd was really supportive and really rowdy, which helped the team win the league title." The 1989-90 Girls Basketball Season was one of the best. The Lady Wolverines started off with excellent attitudes, and much enthusiasm . The spirit throughout the entire season was high, but not high enough for a state title. Everyone thought the girls would go to state and do reasonably well in the overall standings, but they were upset by Nucla at the district tournament in over-time. Great leadership skills and hardwork were displayed by many team members. Senior, Brittney Lee, says, "The basketball season was very exciting and being San Juan League Champs added to the enjoyment. I have enjoyed playing basketball and being part of this team. A lot of hard work and time is put into athletics, but believe me, it is worth every minute!" The best of coaches were the backbone to this year's team. Coach Vernon Kimball sums up the year with, "Outstanding Season! The girls really accomplished a lot. We ended the season with a good record . We were League Champions, and three girls were named all-conference. Also, the officials chose the BHS girls for the Outstanding Sprotsmanship Award." Good attitudes, great coaching, hard work, dedication, and leadership made this year all it was ...OUTSTANDING!!! Top: Kelly Prior feeds the ball inside. Above: Lady Wolverines fight for the rebound. Right: Kerri Miller lays up two points. Morehart Chevrolet �But Fall Short of State Score Board Home Guest Opponent 56 29 46 51 57 41 48 52 32 54 43 34 26 57 75 61 43 33 47 44 27 31 35 30 36 52 44 31 32 63 33 23 18 52 Del Norte Sargent Monte Vista Durango JV Carizzo Dove Creek Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio Pagosa Dolores Mancos Ignacio Dove Creek Dolores Dolores Nucla Varsity from top to bottom: Mandi Miller, Kerri Miller, Kelly Mars, Brittney Lee, Kristen Sittner, Milcah Hawk, Lisa Kilbank, Lori Larkin, Carli Wheat, Christina Kilbank, and Kelly Prior. Milcah Hawk Lisa Kilbank Brittney Lee 679 East 2nd Ave., Durango, 53 �Junior Varstty from top to bottom: Melinda Schuler, Jodi Jenkins, Lisa Miller, Jennifer Powell, Carli Wheat, Lisa Huffman, Jennifer Brown, Christina Kilbank, Natalie Petersen, Natisha Allen, Jennifer Kirk, Michal McNew, Debbi Beebe, Janice Wright, Melissa Baxter, and Nina Atencio. Uf8030 4 0\1/\LL Ci\Q 138 Bodo Dnve Durango. Colcmdo 81301 (303) 259-3460 LANDIS SHOE SHOP D. C. THOMAS - OWNER BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR SERVING YOU SINCE 1928 �Opposite left: Kerri Miller and Kelly Prior run an offensive play. Middle: Mandi Miller makes a layup. Bottom: Brittney Lee shoots from the top of the key. Top: Kristen Sittner looks on as Kelly Mars scores. Top middle: Brittney Lee goes over the defense. Top right: Carli Wheat fights for position. Left: Kristen Sittner shoots from the ouside. Above: Brittney Lee , Mandi Miller, and Kristen Sittner play a tough defense. Big Jim's Grocery, Vallecito Lake Buffalo Gap, Vittles and Firewater Vallecito Lake, CO 55 �Woluerines Striue For R II So close, but yet so far away. The BHS boys basketball team tried their hardest and played their best game of the year against Mancos in the District Championship game at Durango High School. Even though the Wolverines did not clench this tile, the year was very successful and made more people realize that the BHS boys were more than people projected them to be. The boys got off to a slow start, but as the season progressed the BHS boys became strong competitors in the Basin A League with a record of 11-10. The team had their most fun and successful game against Silverton. They broke 1 00 points to Silverton's mere 40. With 13 seconds left, Nick Cornelison shot a three pointer to arouse the crowd over a subtancial victory. Nick Cornelison stated, "We were nothing compared to what we will be next year!" All around, the boys season was exciting and fun. We hope that next year, and all the years to come, will bring an exciting time to remember and cherish as this year was. ---- - :--- - :-- - ---------------------... -- -..... - ---- ------...-r- =f : ~ ~ : r .- ~ : : ~ ~ Top: Andy McCoy adds two points to the district play-off game . Bottom : Michael Snooks gives the crowd his "Michael Jordan" look! 56 ] �~~=D=is=t=r=ic=t=C=h=a=m===p=i=o="s=h=i~ll==.!.11 ~-----P_a_t_H__a_u__________ll~----J_a_k_e__r_o_rs_y_t_h_e______~, ~[______J_a_s_o_n__K_e_ir_n_s____ _J Michael Snooks Team Photo-Back row: Ellis Longfellow, Ryan Farmer, Jake Forsythu, Andy McCoy, Coach Jon Keirns, Shane Lloyd, Gavin Brown, Walker Taylor. Front row: Alex Northrop, Sam Hendrix, Pat Hall, Jason Keirns, Nick Cornelison, Justin Talbot, and Michael Snooks. Alnha Answerinn & cf.NTfl?Jo!(ALrf.JWitren:ALffiE..B ~ 132f'Us Hwy. 1608 Bayfield • 884-978P A NEW Aqf. Cf.NT.t.R.. ~~ ~ ~'-j s7 �l Sc0 ,_., 6b Home Guest ~ 69 77 70 68 42 48 69 44 67 51 100 37 70 46 58 89 57 50 76 55 86 60 84 68 73 54 70 85 58 52 45 40 69 38 65 45 40 28 41 52 61 BHS olJ,..t1 Opponent Del Norte Sargent Pagosa Carrizo Dove Creek Durango JV Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio Pagosa Dolores Silverton Mancos Ignacio Pagosa Dove Creek Silverton Dolores Paonia Nucla Mancos 1\l>ovo: l'nt llall ($tul>l>o) has n I.Joou!lful stnnco os ho shoots tho bnll. Middle: With a great amount of eflort, Snrn llondrlx shoots through his dofonslvo playors. Oortom rlghl: Jason l<olrns Is up and over his opponents for three points. 58 Top row: Chris Rohrer, Alex Northrop, Jarrod Da, Shawn Bennett, Ryan Farmer, Eric Reid, Walker Taylor, Ryan Sower, Coach Chuck Thompson. Bo!tom row : Seth Malone, Jason Ragsdale, Ryan Larkin, Justin Helmer, Jason Pierce, Cory Gosney, Justin Talbot. • �[ 1/ Top right: Nick Cornelison flies high for his lay-up. Top left: Shane Llyod puts in another one. Middle left: Before being out of bounds, Jake Forsythe gets a shot. Middle right: Ellis Longfellow uses fancy handwork to get past his opponent. 59 �The gladiators eye their opponents warily. Facing each other armed only with skill, knowledge and brawn, they prepare for battle. The signal is given, and the contesy commences. Each combatant strives for victory and glory. In the end the victors hand is raised, and the vanquished foe lives to fight another day. More often than not the hand being raised belonged to a BHS wrestler. This year the Wolverine Wrestling Federation (WWF), as they are sometimes called, set many team and individual records on their way to a successful season. They set team records with 109 pins, 257 takedowns, and 139 wins against 88 losses. They were undefeated in dual matches and finished high in all tournaments. They began the year with promise by winning their own Bayfield Invitational Wrestling Tournament and followed up with several team trophies. The WWF wrestled with the best. They beat Dolores, the 2nd place team in the state, in a dual, finished with other top ranked teams, and for a while found themselves in the top 10. Injuries, ineligibility, and the loss of several varsity wrestlers hurt the team before Christmas break, but those remaining on the team displayed a lot of quality wrestling. Although numbers were down, statistics continued to climb. Things still looked promising clear up until districts. The possibilities of sending 5, and maybe even 7, to state seemed likely for the Wolverines as they headed into Dolores for the district championships. A lapse in concentration can be fatal in a sport like wrestling, and the WWF fell flat in the semifinals. This round saw state hopes fade as they lost 5 out of 7 matches. With team pride at stake, Coach Edwards took them into the locker room and told them, "Just when we needed our best round ever, we wrestled our worst...it's not over. Go out there and wrestle for pride.- Go out winners. Don't win for me, win for yourselves." Whatever was said seemed to work. Of the 16 matches left to wrestle, the Wolverines won 13 of them, 11 by pin. Wrestling with a vengence, they finished with 2 fourths, 5 thirds, 1 second, and 1 district champion-Kyle Beebe. They reestablished the WWF as a team to reckon with. Although only 2 qualified for state, Dan Chamblee at hwt and Kyle Beebe at 130 (6th at state), the team is young and will be back strong next year. Let notice be served. Top right: Kyle Beebe's cradle wins him another pin. Right: Johnny Cordova puts pain in the faces of his opponents. Bottom: Fred Raish attempts an escape. �fop left: Ray Powell readies the guillotine. Left: The WWF shows off their 3rd plac~ trophy at Sargent. Top right: Jeremiah Coey prepares for his next match, the barber. Middle: Jason Jenkins hits a reversal for 2. Above: David Zenger demonstrates life at a wrestling tournament. 61 �Top row: Den1se Goodwin, Coach Rick Edwards, Daniel Chamblee, Shane Rhode, Neil Reese, Royce Mogensen, Ray Powell, Jason Jenkins, Jeremiah Coey, Fred Raish, Asst. Coach Steve Neely, Nancy McCoy Bottom row: Jason Egger, David Zenger, Steve Morrison, Tanya Baxter, Jonathan Hunt, Kyle Beebe, and Danny Kilbank. Above: Jeremiah Coey shows the effeciency of sticking a knee in the gut. Right ,Jason Jenkins stacks up another pin. 62 �Jonathan Con:Lova Top right: Royce Mogensen stands high to accept his 1st place medal. Middle left: Jonathan Hunt applies an effective cross-face cradle. Above: Daniel Chamblee sets up for the front head-lock. Left: Jason Egger looks to the coach for assistance. 63 �Hard Work and Dedication Is Track The baton was exchanged from the hand of Lori Larkin into the hand of Kelly Mars as she sprinted the anchor leg of the 1600 meter relay into a second place finish at the state track meet. The girls track team rolled over teams one by one throughout the season. They were District champions and took seven girls to state ending up with an eighth place finish. For the first time in the history of Bayfield track both the girls and boys track teams were league champions. The boys track team surprised alot of people this year. They started off slow, but by the end of the season were a very competitive team. They were third at Districts and were disappointed at the state meet with only one boy out of five making it to finals. Both teams showed lots of hard work and lots of effort which led to many accomplishments. Many school records were broken and the hard work and dedication paid off. Next years' teams look to be even better. Middle left: Justin Talbot shows perfect hurdling form. Middle right: Christina Kilbank clears the last hurdle. Bottom left: Pat Hall sprints his way to the finish line. Bottom right: Seth Conner tries to clear 1he pole vaulting pole. Pine River Pizza 64 K-Bob's Centennial Plaza, Dgo. Den's Accounting Service & Durango, Colorado �Top left: Kelly Mars clears the high jump. Top right: Walker Taylor shows his expert long jumping abilities. Middle: Alex Northrop sprints a two hundred meter dash. Bottom left: Mandi Miller and Kelly Prior struggle their way through a two mile race. Bottom: Kerri Miller starts off for a 400 meter dash. Middle right: Lisa Huffman tries to throw the javelin for the first time. Butch's Marina 14810 CR 501 Vallecito • 884-9450 Pine River Lodge Vallecito, CO 65 �All t e Lisa Kilbank Top to bottom: Tracy Frye, Michal McNew, Jennifer Powell, Jennifer Brown, Lisa Miller, Andrea Salazar, Natalie Petersen, Christina Kilbank, Carli Wheat, Mandi Miller, Janice Wright, Lisa Huffman, Kelly Mars, Lori Larkin, Kelly Frye, Staci Magill, Kerri Miller, Melissa Baxter, Lisa Kilbank, and Kelly Prior. 66 842 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO. CO 81301 Sam Hendrix clearing his hurdle, and gives it his all to win. La Plata Family Medicine Pine River Plaza, Bayfield �Kyle Beebe Michael Snooks Pat Hi~~ fl Coach Vernon Kimball From top to bottom: Ray Powell, Tim Johnson, Ellis Longfellow, Walker Taylor, Shane Lloyd, Alex Northrop, Ryan Sower, Eric Reid, Michael Snooks, Kyle Beebe, Pat Hall, Nick Cornelison, Sam Hendrix, Andy Brown, and Justin Talbot. Coach Jon Keirns Outdoorsman 949 Main Ave. Duranqo • 247-4066 828 Main Avenue • P.O. Box 598 • co 81301 67 �Sports Hall of Fame 1990 Chuck Sanchez Award Michael Snooks Lisa Kilbank Outstanding Football Jonathan Cordova Outstanding Volleyball Lisa Kilbank Brittney Lee Spurline Restaurant &Lounge Pope's Auto Parts 14 West Mill Street, Bayfield 365 Goddard Ave. , Ignacio �Outstanding Cheerleader Outstanding Basketball Teal Peck Wendy Dewey Brittney Lee Michael Snooks Outstanding Wrestler Outstanding Trackster Outstanding Trackster Kelly Mars Lori Larkin Kyle Beebe Pat Hall :)46 South CamlDo Del Rio Durango, CO 81101 JO • ·0 69 �Sports Honors 1989-90 Volleyball ALL CO FERE~CE SELECTIO.S Kelly Mars, Brittney Lee, Kelly Prior Football ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Tim Johnson, Pat Hall, Jonathan Cordova Ross Ford, Sam Hendrix 70 Boys Basketball ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Michael Snooks, Jake Forsythe Girls Basketball ALL CONFERE,CE SELECTIONS Kelly ~ars, Brittney Lee, Kelly Prior Ignacio Shur Value & Durango Nut and Fruit �Wrestling Girls track 'o~athnn Hunt-All Conference 112 lbs . lhniel Chamblee-All Conference liHt . state qualifier not shown Kyle Beebe-All Conference, San Juan Basin Outstanding Wrestler, District Champion, 6th place at state 130 lbs . Boys Track Michael Snacks-All Confer ence Pat Hall-All Confe r ence Justin Talbot-All Conference Economv Nissan 20704 US Hwy. 160 6urango • 259-3940 JfL'lly N.:ns-All Conference, 2nd at state S18 and 1600 relay Jennife r Powell- All Con ference , 4th a t star·e in the high _iump Kerri fille r -All Confe r ence , 2nd at state in the 1600 r elay .Janice Hr i gh t -All Confe r ence Lori Larkin- All Conference, 2nd at state in t he 1600 r elay , 3rd a t st a t e in t he 16()0 r un Lisa Kilbank-All Confe r ence Staci Magill-All Confe r ence , 2nd at state f..t the 1600 r elay Bolt Pen, Town Plaza 71 �B HS 1989-90 Scrapbook 72 Blocker's 14th Street Shell & City Cleaners on Main �The Faces and People of BHS mtRLt noRmRn COS mE TICS Durango Moll • 800 So Cam.no dt 1.~10 Durango. Colorado 81301 .JOJ/2<17 1 :.;t, Desert Dry Cleaners 3101 Main, Dgo 73 �Do It Right! Versatility ... this is one word that can be used to describe the students at B.H.S. Although it seems athletics gets most of the press, the Wolverines succeed in many areas. Our FHA and FBLA chapters are among the best in the state. They have proven this time and time again in competition. Band and choir concerts and drama presentations have provided much entertainment. Students find a way to get involved in many activities. Through clubs and other academics, they gain skills and knowledge so very valuable in their future plans. In fact, many students have gone on to succeed in their chosen fields. No one ever sets out to accomplish nothing. We set our goals, make plans, and then embark upon a course of realization. Many goals are pie-In-the-sky. Many set their sights too lo'w. But whatever the goal, we need all the help we can get. The cooperation and teamwork we find at B.H.S. gives us all a big heads tart. Opposite: Sam Hendrix models thn lat0st in lab wear. Far right: Mr. Dugger i;1structs his freshmen science class. Middle: Mr. Edwards appl1es a rubber mold to Jennifer Kirk. Above: Ang1e Schauer works on an art project. Right: Ryan Larkin and Shannon Onderistn display enthusiasm for home oc. Mrs. B's Family Dining Mill Street, Bayfield 74 �Table of Contents NHS 75 FBLA 76 VICA 77 FHA 78 STAND 79 Play 80 Band & Choir 81 Yearbook 82 Newspaper 83 Knowledge Bowl 83 Student Council 84 Prom 86 Mr. & Mrs. Wolverine 90 92 V aledictorian Salutatorian 93 Graduation 94 Year In Review 98 Closing 1 00 N.H.S. ...• Bart Demming, Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Teal Peck, and Katrina Morrison. Local Motion 17 West Mill St Bayfeild • 884-91 79 Although small, the B.H.S. chapter of the National Honor Society is not lacking in quality. Stiff requirements for admittance insure on the best students enter. This year four members were voted into join Teal Peck in this elite group. As representatives of the best B.H.S. has to offer academically, they serve well. Grades are not enough to gain entry . A student must also be involved in other school and community activities, have good moral character, and survive the close scrutiny of the high school staff. These requirements make a worthy honor for new members Katrina orrison, Andy Brown, Brett Deming, and Jonathan unt. Con ratulationsl Martin's Boot and Saddle Mill Street, Ba field �FBLA Ends An Era Businoss ... mind your own bus1ness! That is exactly what B.H.S. students are doing in Future Bus1ness Leaders of America (FBLA). Learnmg essential sk1lls while competing and having fun seems to be what FBLA is all about. This year's group was lead by Eric Reid as president, and was under the outstanding direction of Mrs. Maxine McEwen. Built on tradition and past experience, again they were one of the top chapters in the state. Many hours of hard work, practice, and effort paid off as 12 members qualified for state competition in various areas of business skills, techniques, and application. Monte Pope placed first in Business Law and Katrina Mornson placed first in Advanced Shorthand. Both of these students will represent Colorado at the National FBLA Finals to be held at the New Convention Center in Washington D.C. Many other members placed high at state also. All of this is tribute to Mrs. McEwen who has led this chapter to excel!. For a small school, B.H.S. has had great success over the years competing and winning over much larger schools. Bayfiel d 's reputation has been enhanced because of this success. 1990-91, however, will bring some new faces as Mrs. McEwen is retiring. Success will continue as the desire and dedication instilled in the students remains as her legacy. Always pushing the students to strive a little harder, to stretch their abilities, to expect excellence Mrs. McEwen has made her mark. B.H.S. and FBLA will never be the same as the dynasty ends. New faces will bring their own fresh style to B.H.S. Life goes on, changes are made, the past is over, but we are all better people because of 11. Good luck to Mrs. McEwen, job well done. FBLA sponsor and Mr. G reen , counselor, retire and leave BHS after many lonq vears of servic~ Doc's Packing Bayfield, CO 76 0 ~::::-~ Clockwise from top: Monte Pope, Nichola Brown, Rachel Davenport, Jaaron Mankins, Staci Mag ill, Eric Reid, Jonathan Hunt, and Jason McCracken. DURANG8 ••wL 750 S. Camino Del Rio Duran&o, Colorado 81301 �Top to bottom: Chris Roher, Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Ross Ford, Bart Demming, Jaaron Mankins, Teal Peck, Fred Linfesty, Nina Atencio, Scott Bell, Heather Schmitzer, Tracy Frye, Monte Pope, Carli Wheat, Nick Cornelison, Tamara Teller, Kristen Sittner, Kerri Miller, Krystal Geier, Staci Magill, Andrea Salazar, Debbi Beebe, Whylie Butler, Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. Cashio, Katrina Morrison, Milcah Hawk, Mandi tv1iller, Ellis Longfellow, and Sam Hendrix. Top to Bottom: Ray Powell, Kelly Mars, Robin Bell, Mrs. Blatnick, Christy Griffin, Michelle Suffling, Kelly Prior, Katrina Morrison, Jennifer Cannopi, Taura Betley, Lon Putnam, Saundra Choate, Lisa Huffman, and Charlene Lemons. S.T.A.N.D. Katrina Morrison and Monte Pope. Students Taking A New Direction. S.T.A.N.D. is a club that encourages students to stay out of trouble. Members in S.T.A.N.D. have given presentations about smoking a tobacco to young students in Bayfield's PrirT'1ry Schools. They were involved with the Red Ribbon Week and ties red ribbons on students' and teachers' cars as a reminder to not drink and drive. Take a new direction, be a leader not a follower, be a member of S.T.A.N.D. next year! --President, Kelly Prior Homestead Restaurant "Down Home Cookin" Katchina Kitchen Durango Mall �Future Homemakers of America Acknowledging personal goals, providing community service, creating school spirit, and providing learning activities for the students were all a part of a successfu l year for the Bayfield FHA Chapter. Leading the way was Michelle Suffling, Presid ent. Lori Putnam was the San Juan District President, and the chapter won the district achievement trophy again in 1990. Members attended the fall Regional Cluster Meeting in Glorieta, New Mexico, district meetings, and the Colorado State Convention in Denver. There, Wendy Dewey and Saundra Choate won the right to compete For Colorado in Job Interview and Illustrated Talk at the National Convention in San Antonio, Texas. Top to bottom: Jason Jenkins, Branda Bennett, Robin Bell, Royce Mogensen, Ray Powell, Lori Putnam, Christy Stumberg, Gavin Brown, Kristen Sittner, Michelle Suffling, Taura Betley, Christy Griffin, Mrs. Blatnick, Serina Richens, and Saundra Shannon Onderson, Teal Peck, Choate. ~roductJon & Printing 950 E. Second Awnue 76 303/ 247-5212 FAX: 247-M54 Top to bottom: Ray Powell, Gavin Brown, Kristen Sittner, Brenda Bennett, Saundra Choate, Lori Putnam, Christy Stumberg, Michelle Suffling, and Taura Betley. Durango Quick Lube & Texaco Hwy 160, Dgo. (Brennan Oil Inc.) �Top to Bottom: Eric Walters, Justin Robinson, Ray Powell, Ashley Baxstrom, Fred Raish, Jason Egger, Brittney Lee, Jeremiah Coey, Steve Morrison, Shawn Bennet. Wendy Dewey and Saundra Choate. FHA Nationals VICA Goes High Tech Woodshop is not all there is to VICA. This year the building trades a BHS moved into the computer age with the acquisition of a drafting computer. This enables students to learn some of the skills they need to compete in the job market of today. The click of computer keys and the hum of a printer were not the only sounds to be heard. Under the guidance of Mr. Mann t11e students showed they still kno w craf tsmanship and quality. No computer has been invented to replace the Centennial Savings Bank 1101 2nd Ave., Dgo . human hand. At a showing of their work May 17th, these students displayed beautiful wood projects crafted by their own hands. From an outstanding mirror by Kelly Mars, to a pool table by Eric Walters, to an assortment of other hand crafted wood products the students at B.H.S. displayed incredible skill. What better way to learn than by doing. J/P TIRE, Inc. " H O M E O F T H E SUD DEN S E R VICE B O Y S '" �The Truth About Cinderella With weeks of practice, the cast in the play, "The Truth About Cinderella," was not totally perfected. The first performance went well even with one member missing, but the second night was a great success. With Cinderella making a big change in the middle, everyone was expecting a beautiful girl in a long, full pink dress all ready for the ball, but they got a wild blonde wearing a skimpy black dress strutting across the stage. Finally, she lost her glass slipper and all the men anxiously helped find the foot. At the wedding, Cinderella (Michelle Suffling) and the Prince (Jesse Kuntz) tied the knot. Ending unfortunately, with Cinderella scrubbing the floor for the Queen before her own reception ... And that's the truth about Cinderella! Group photo: Left to right: Melissa Baxter, Jonathan Hunt, Milcah Hawk, Denise Goodwin, Jonathan Cordova, Teal Peck, Staci Magill, Andy Brown, Taura Betley, Kristen Sittner, Vince Taylor, Krystal Geier, Katrina Morrison, Jason Keirns, Melanie Brown, Andrea Salazar, Denise Butler, Michelle Suffling, and Jesse Kuntz. 80 Gardens,vartz on Main Brown's Shoe Fit 842 Main Ave. Duranqo • 247-9707 �Top to bottom: Mr. Johnson, Charlene Lemons, Jason Ragsdell, Brenda Bennett, Shawn Bennett, Bridget Howland, Rene O'Brian!, Robin Bell, Kellie Bianca, Debbie Beebe, Staci Magill, Trish Long, Angie Andersen, and Mrs. Otte. Top to bottom: Mr. Johnson, Melinda Schuler, Rene O'Brian!, Tim Johnson, Shawn Hendrix, Waylon Gnmes, David Geier, Sherry Wilson, Gretchen Norris, Andrea Salazar, and Katrina Morrison. Music To Your Ears On May 17, the B.H.S. Band and Choir presented the ir spr ing concert. Early in the even1ng the program was reduced to g1ggles as Gretchen Morr 1s and Andrea Salazar were unable to complete their duet due to a severe case of mirth. However, composure was soon restored and the program proceeded without a hitch. In fact Gretchen and Andrea after intermiss ion, showmg great poise, returned to perform an extremely we ll excuted duet. Although the band and choir got off to a shakey start with Mr. Jackson leaving in the middle of the year and Mr. Johnson taking over at m1d term, they came through beautifu lly . At Fi ne Arts competition in Durango, a combined high school/ mid school band earned a superior rating for the first time in 17 years. Th is was quite an accomplishment and due to a lot of hard work and dedication. We at B.H.S. look forward to hearing more sweet sounds as the music cont inues. Sports Magic 103 E. 7th Street, Dgo. 81 �Do You Believe Everything You Read ? This is not just another yearbook. This is an adventure of epic proportions. From day one it was obvious there was going to be nothing ordinary about this year. From the theme of this yearbook (a cheep rip-off from some paltry movie) to the last minute rush to finish the book, it was a most excellent adventure. The staff was on a mission. One with history making possibilities. If successful the course of history and the face of mankind would be undeniably altered. Okay, so maybe I am exaggerating a little. We just wanted to put together the best yearbook ever, and we may have been successful. Under the direction of Mr. Edwards, the 1989-90 yearbook promises to please even the harshest critic. You will find inside its cover, 16 pages of color, artful layouts, meaningful copy, and outstanding photographs. A yearbook says something about the school, the year, and its people. It speaks to generations. We hope this one is no different. If we speak highly of this book, it is because we honestly feel that way. We have put lots of hard work and part of our soul into it. Lots of laughs, copious quantities of perspiration, and even a few tears stain the pages and leave a watermark of our touch . We hope th is book speaks to all of you, and brings to recall the good times and bad times of 1989-90. It marks the passage of another group through the faculty of B.H.S. As we say goodbye to all those who have touched and changed our lives, we leave you with the following: " Be exc elle nt to each other, and party on dudes !" Top to bottom : Royce Mogensen, Michelle Suffling, Melanie Broun, Denise Goodwin, Nancy McCoy, Megan Spri nge, Scott Bell, Kerri Miller, Krystal Geier, Kelly Mars, Heath Wickman , Teal Peck, Michael Snooks, Jake Forsythe, Mr. Edwards, Jonathan Cordova, c Jason Keirns, and Jennifer Powell. Dickenson, Malick, and Greenberg Attorneys at Law �Newspaper to bottom : Ross Ford, Tim Cullens, Lori Putnam, Carolyne Cleveland, Shane hode, Justin Robinson, Eric Walters , Terri Jones, Saundra Choate, Diana Rhyno, nd Michele Jackson. Diversity defined the 1989-90 staff of the Through the Times nowspapor of Bayfield H'gh School. Thoy were all from different "cliques," but they pulled together for one common goal: the overall product. They learned a lot about meeting deadlines, writing unbiased stories, and newspaper nghts and respons bilities. Mistakes and all, it was a learn ng experience. The newspaper tried to print a variety of stones and to include more students. Stories ranged from entertainment type stories such as Ross's Ramblings and Heard In the Halls to informative stories such as the health education story and the data Is of next year's new schedule. The 1dea of the newspaper is to appeal to the students, while at the same time, inform the community of the happenings at the high school. Knowledge Bowl to bottom: Bart Demming, Jason McCracken, Shadow 1, Shadow 2, Scott Bell, eth Malone, B!az Har~is, N~chole Brown, Rachel Davenport, Dan Chamblee, Andy rown, Jason P1erce, Enc Re1d, Shadow 3, Denise Goodwin, Daniel Shirley, Jonathan unt. A different type of competition is found in Knowledge Bowl. Armed only with quick wit and a little smarts, these folks battle for the glory of B.H.S. A mix of seasoned verterns and green freshmen formed this year's team, and they performed admirably well is battle. With sponsor, Mr. Marty, they spent long hours practicing and refreshing their skills. All of this work paid off when they finished 31st out of 60 in competition with schools form all over the state. Keep watching and someday you might be able to catch one of these warriors on Jeopardy or Wheel of Fortune going for the really big one. The Durango Diner 957 Main Ave. Durango· 247-9889 �Student Council of 1989-90 Every serious student council officer has an image of ther ultimate team. It is much more than the means of making decisions for the student body, but a feeling of importance and power. There is exhilerating sense of running things, untamed by the rules of the school. The Student Council this year consisted of Jason Keirns, President; Jesse Kuntz , Vice President; Michelle Suffling, Secretary; and Andy Brown, Treasurer. Together they conquered the task of Homecoming. They all also attended a Student Council Retreat with many other schools to learn about leadership and drug and alcohol abuse from their guest speaker Rick Miller, a former drug user.Morning announcements were always an eye-opener with the group, too. Mrs. Mericle, the new leader, summed up the Student Council by saying, "What a group! Don't quote me on that!" Student Body Officers Noxt .years act ivities will be led by the follow1ng new student body oHicers: Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Andrea Salazar ' Staci Magill. Durango' Full Service \W~ftiitit#J B ank Michelle Suffling, Secretary; Jesse Kuntz, Vice President; Andy Brown, Treasu Jason Keirns, President. �Junior Officers Senior Officers Top to Bottom: Saundra Choate, Katrina Morrison, Teal Peck, Clockwise: Kelly Mars, Ray Powell, Kerri Miller, Tanya Baxter. Hunt. onathan Sophomore Officers Freshman Officers I Kenny Johns, Andrea Salazer, Ryan Farmer, Jennifer Kirk. Rhyme and Reason !4 Town Plaza & Cory Gosney, Jennifer Brown, Seth Conner. Kentuck Fried Chicken Main Ave., Dgo. 85 �Qill~&a~a~&~®m ~@ ~l]J~ ~~ffi ~®~§ Another year 9oes passinq by Another Prom. is here To som.e this brinqs a joyous sm.Ue To others, brinqs a tear. :For four years you. have tread a path :From. dawn to settinq sun :But now the path 9ets steeper Atui the c[.i,mb has just b~u.n. We're very 9l:ad. to ~now you. We 'a m.iss you. when you've 9one Atui to the cLass of '9 0 We ded,i,cate our Prom.. - The Juniors Mr. Kimball helps the prom comm ittee blow up balloons the smart way. �7{.appin' 1fappenin' Went to a maf{ in tfu city; :founcl a prom clre.s.s tfuu {oo~clreaffy pretty; Spent alitnlj money, fqum( a fumey; J!ncl off to tfu jungf• Gil w•nt. 1\afn. staru, tmclgfans; Out to dtnmr fJJitft no cares. On to tfu Iron 1fors1, ffUt at tfu clcor; To{cf sign that sfuet or ignore/ Sat clown tmcl cl1atterecl, scatt•ntf offor foorl; Won't you d'anu wUfa ffU?--f;•t clcwn tmtf 6oogie, strut your stuff; 'Use your thm wisefy. for tfun isn't enqugfal Tfu nigfst can't encl. just arouml tfu {,encl, is tfte after prom party. f;o for it, ma~ your own ftm; Wliateveryou tficl. tftis niglitwas #1. Top: Stacy Magill lookes at Ross Ford with starry eyes. Bottom left: Vince Taylor with all the trimmings. Bottom right: "Yes sir, I d id make it to prom safely," salutes Walker Taylor. 87 �~4 - , .. -~ Top left: Another dance gone by for Tim Johnson and Heather Schmitzer. Top center: Andy Brown and Jonathan Hunt await Sleeping Beauty. Middle right: Getting down on the dance floor are Teal Peck and Jaaron Mankins. Bottom left: Larry Sower and Jodi Jenkins relax with the crowd. 88 Flower Palace 2501 Main Ave. Durango 259-0033 �, The t ro n 1-lorse t nn, Saturday evenirnJ A.pril, 28, 1990 Comments : Middle left: Jonathan Cordova and Lisa Kilbank put some thrill into a slow dance. Whylie Butler and Bottom center: Megan Springe prove that opposites attract. Above: It is time for a fun discussion for Royce Mogensen and Michelle Suffling. Right: Melissa Baxter and Mandy Miller are not letting it rain on their parade. Bayfield Glass and The Hair Connection "Give us the break!" 89 �·:. ,. . : :· ~ ,.;: ::· ,•: I I 90 ;., .: :-:. } . I Jonathan Corcfova 11as 6een sefectecf 6y tl1e stucfent 6ocfy as tl1e mafe stucfent wl1o most e](l1i6its tl1e "Spirit of tl1e Wofverine." Jonathan 11as 6een inoofvecf in atMetics tl1rouel1out l1iel1 scl1oof. J(e was a team feacfer in foot6aff ancf wrestfine. J(e f:._nows no straneers ancf is juff of fife. Jfis speciaf a6ifity to maf:..e others faue/1 ancf determination to try anytl1ine once 11aoe createcf many speciaf memories. Jonathan's unique way ofoiewine fife wiff taf:..e l1im far. �I I Creatioe a11d witty. friendfy a11d fioefy. Mifcan J (awl( represents tlie student 6ody at 1JJ (S ;, n positive way. Tlie nrfmirntiou aud n.<pHt of ner jef(ow peers Is eoldent In tfte many honors and specla( recoenltlon tftey ftcwe 6estowed upon fter tftis !}tar. !IITJO(ved ill atMetlcs and other activUles, sl1e stiff tal;,.s time to 6efiiend otliers. ll{( at 1JJ(S nntJe 6enefitted from ner spirit, UIIIIJIItlleSS, aud Kjuduess. J (er free spirit is, !1owever, 11er stronee.st trait andsometniue we can af( admire and feam from. 91 �·:·:·:·:·:· 92 If any stucfent has 6eeun to rea(ize his or her own potentia{. that stucfent is Tea('Pecf:., .?1s va(ecfictorian of the dass of 1990 at 1JJfS, Tea( has malntalnecf a 4.0 eracfe point averaee Whl(e 6eine invo(vecf in many activities. .?1s a four year cfleerfeacfer, Tea( (eacf the squacf as a senior. Sfle has e~cef(ecf in many areas. She has won acacfemic awardS too numerous to mention, flas 6een part of stucfent eovernment, has 6een invo(vecf in J1J~ ancf the Science jair at the state (eve[. ancf she was the 1J'J(S Year6oof:..'.Eclitor-in-Chief her senior year. THe inj{uence of Tea( has 6een sure(y fdt at 1JJ{S anawi(( 6e sore(y miss eel. �~alutatot iau ·:·:·:· ~@~~ U§®l~1 I ~=======:::==: Quiet strenatn ancf tn~e arace e'l(empfifiJ manyareat feaclers. 'l(ptrina :Morrison em6oclies tnese dements. 'I(ptrina !las quiet{y macle an impact on a{{ wno K.ftow ner. !tWofvecf in many aspects of scnoof fife. 'I(ptrina !las e'l(ceffecf at every tiline tnrouan narc! worf;.. 'I(ptrina's strenatlls snoufcf nefp ner tnrouan ller fife ancl assist ner in reacnina ller a oafs. 'I(ptrina encouraaes otllers to seeK_ wort fly ancl aclmira6fe a oafs ancf traits. too. (joocf fuc~ 'I(ptrina: ancl tnanf:._you for maK.ina'IJJ(S a 6etter pface. 93 �C0~9rQtUJQt10~5! ih1rta~ y~Qr5 of 5tr~55, Q9rJVQt10~, f)Mty1~9. 5fudyi~9. hQ\11~9 fu~, 9r0W1~9, W1th5tQ~d1~9 f)Q1~, Q~d ~~joym~M hQ5 com~ to Q~ ~~d. mQy 26, 1990, mQr.k5 Q 9r~Qf dQy i~ th~ h15tory of 6QyfJ~Jd School OJ5tr1Cf ... th~ 9rQduQfio~ of th~ 15f of th~ 90·5, Q~d to th~ 9rQduQf~5. fh~ 15t dQy of th~ r~QJ world! fMP1rJ~9 th~ cJQ55 to r~Qch th~1r 90Q]5, th~ 50U9ht QftU 5f)~Q.kU 6Qrj ~~um Qddr~55~d th~ cJQ55 Qt th~ outdoor5 cu~mo~y. 0~91~~1~9 w1th wor.k, colk9~. or jU5t pJQi~ fu~ th~y .kMw th~ir 5UCa55 Ji~5 1~ b~i~9 th~ b~5t. {1JJ~d ~.xc1tm~~t With 5Qd~~55, 5mil~5. t~Qr5, Q~d b1d5 of 9oodby~5 th~ 9rQd5 J~ft with th~ promiM~t thou9ht: -w~ wu~ hu~, but MW W~ · r~ 90~~- \N~ Jdt our ~Qm~5 to cQrry o~ ... - 6~5t of luc.k Top to Bottom: Jason M., Gavin, Shane, Eric, Jake, MichaelS., Heath, Aaron, Teal, Tanya, Milcah, Becky, Jenny, Saundra, Brittney, Lori, Helenna, Carolyne, Michelle S., Kyle, Jason K., $tubb$ (Pat), Jonathan, Wes, Justin, Jason R., Michael B., Diana, Katrina, Serina, Kellie, Lisa, Michele J., Keri, Dana, and Taura. 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'fO() CANEV(IV BRING 'fotJROWN . . . . . . . . . . . ?ROP'> IF Yt"lU WISH TO. 259·2!:iOO :-..EN/OR$ Gf-lADIAAT ION �NBA Superstar Kareem AbduiJabbar hooks one of the last shots in his professional career after 20 years, six champ1onsh1ps and 38,387 po1nts, the most 1n pro h1story. Tour de France w1nner Greg LeMond embraced h1s mag1c b1cycle on the cover of "Spo~s Illustrated" after being named Sportsman of the Year Cahforn1a Interstate 880 p1tched and heaved Oct. 17 when the quake hit. Registering 7 .1 on the R1chter scale, it cla1med 67 lives and caused $6.5 billion in property damages. ~ Voyager II captured • a false-color image of Neptune on its way to an endless journey 1nto interstellar space. A mamacal gnn lit the face of the Joker (Jack Nicholson) in Warner Bros.' actionadventure film "Batman." The People's Uberat1on Army crushed a human barncade to regain control of Tiananmen Square, the site of a month-long prodemocracy protest by one-million Ch1nese students and workers. I 2 �• Barb1e h1t the B1g • 3- 0 1n 1989. The eternal teen has come a long way since her 1ntroduct1on and now enJoys a trendier look and ncher sales. A weary Pres1dent Bush announced U.S. troops had invaded Panama Dec. 20 on a miSSIOn to capture General Manuel Nonega on drug charges F1reworks s1zzled 1n the Pans sky, illuminating the Arch of Tnumph dunng the '200th ann1versary of the French Revolution. East met West for the first time 1n 28 years follow1ng the destruction of the Berlin Wall. Berlin youth danced near Checkpoint Charlie in celebration. New Kids on the Block took the pop music scene by storm with the1r No. 1 hit single,"l'll Be Loving You (Forever).· Group members are Jon Kmght, Danny Wood, Joe Mcintyre, Donnie Wahlberg and Jordan Kmght. It's not a secret anymore. The radar-elud1ng B-2 stealth bomber was displayed for the first t1me m Palmdale, Cahforma. I II Ill§ 12 �1989-90 Bayfield Wolverine Staff Teal Peck Lisa Kilbank Krystal Geier Kerri Miller Kelly Mars Michelle Suffling Royce Mogensen Jennifer Powell Jason Keirns Jonathan Cordova Scott Bell Nancy McCoy Heath Wickman Melanie Broun Megan Springe Michael Snooks Kyle Beebe Jake Forsythe Denise Goodwin Editor-In-Chief Assistant Editor Layout Editor Copy Editor Activities Editor Staff Staff Staff Head Photographer Head Photographer Photo Staff Photo Staff Photo Staff Business Head Business Head Sales Person Extrodinaire Sales Person Staff Advisor's Assistant Rick Edwards Advisor Printed and Published by: Josten's-Randy Schade-Representative Cover designed and painted by Rick Edwards A special thanks to my wife and my family: Dianne (I Love You) , Rachel, Sarah, Anna, Daniel, Megan, and brand new Marah. Without your love and understanding, I would not have the desire or motivation to carry on. Thanks to Randy Schade and Jostens, to Mr. Wayne Smith and the rest of the B.H.S. staff and faculty, to the Bayfield Board of Education, and the Administration. Your patience is appreciated. Thanks to all of the fine merchant and businesses in Bayfield, Durango, and Ignacio. Without their financial support through advertising, this book would not have been possible. 100 �������----- -- �� 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 1990 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. 1989-1990 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public Schools Rural Schools Young Adults Sports Clubs School Districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1989-1990; including students in ninth through twelfth grades, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 100 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Bayfield High School Makes History In...1990 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Annual Staff IIIF Item Metadata UUID 0af793b3-114c-4a25-be8f-84bef7feb0d4 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6857cc8f87e46d81b8e8516b5872ef93.pdf a1318fd4c6028e2d662a5bc05af2f8de PDF Text Text ITS' WHAT'S INSIDE THAT COUNTS ����------- - ---- -- ---- ---- -- - - - - - - Table of Contents Seniors Page Classes Page 20 4 Academics Page 36 The Wolverine 1991 - 1992 Bayfield High School 615 East Oak Drive Bayfield, Colorado 81122 Sports Page 46 Honors Page 92 -- - ---- - - -- �JusT A QuicK LooK --- · - - · - - - - - -~=- ITN§llJD)IE �ITS' WHAT'S INSIDE THAT COUNTS �,-------------------------l I m1111N ~IHiroli w 1f m1E cmN® JMicmm~ liiiM®I L _________________________ J Say What? "I am glad I moved here because I was able to play sports. I think sports have made school much more enjoyable." Chris Rohrer, top left "I think the mo t fun I have at chool is durring lunch, I love people watch ing, it's like a zoo." Heidi Gonznlez, top right "Being a senior is outrageously fun! It's cool knowing that it's you last year in high school." justin Tnlbot, middle "My senior year was my best year and I really like the senior class. I also enjoy going to a small sch.Jol." Comyford, bottom ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- --- - -~- MeDon aids of Durango 201 W 6th Avenue 247-2446 ----------- --- - - - - - - - - -- --- - - �•• "I'm glad I moved here becau e of the nice people." hawn mitlz, top left "You learn that you don't always get what you want , but high school turns out great when you finally reach the top!" Janice Wright,top right "I'm glad I got the opportunity to be educated in a small school. I feel it's more of a benefit than a strike against me. As for my class, well ..." Brett Demming, left "My senior year turned out to be okay. I can't wait to get out of here, even though I'll probably get homesick and miss some of the people." Nina Atencio, middle left "My favorite class is American Government because I can catch up on lost sleep!" Clint Holland, Middle right ••••••• • ~· • • o=·• • •• ~· tiS • • & ..c:. • • • • §~ • • • • § •• • • & • • QJ~ •• · .::: • •••• ••••••• ~ =· -· "It's been a fun year and I like everybody!" Tara Amon, bottom ~ - .·-~ • •.-4 . ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The Student Center. u1Je-e IT'S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE - - - - ------ -- ------- �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 it will be the front page of Time To say good-bye to the which displays their story. graduating class of 1992 is to bid Whichever case, the class of farewell to an array of great 1992 is going to be well-known memories and super people. by all, their success being As they enter the world outside something to talk about later. of Bayfield, Colorado, they will We can remember the good old be faced with the ever-changing days at Bayfield High School. pace of a fast-developing The famous ones might be your society. Without doubt, each good friends now or maybe the .and every one will face this girl you admired for so long. new world with an instinct to Let them leave with us all conquer. The names you see knowing how successful they below their pictures will all be with a little throughout these pages will determination. All the luck in later be seen on the office doors the world ... of attorneys to scientists to engineers to educators. Perhaps Tara Amon Nina Atencio Jess Beaver Jim Beaver Nicole Browne Jerry Comyford ro1Jro1\ro1 This page sponsored by §ce\n IFiillilce IF&lbri«: ~ Crr&iffr~ llllil«:o �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Deanna Cundiff Rachel Davenport Brett Deming Kenny Detamore Melissa Garner Heidi Gonzalez W ay/on Grimes Becky Hackler Jennifer Hackler 800 South Camino del Rio Durang o, CO 259-4557 iro1\l'o1 �Waylo11 Grimes hopes hiding under his work might save him. Walker Taylor checks his supplies as he heads into class. jim Beaver huddles over his senior assignments. Jamie Nickell decides cleaning her nails looks more interesting than work. Engrossed iu a paiuti1zg project, Jennifer Hackler adds her own touch. 800 S. Camino del Rio 247-3536 In the Durango Mall �§~IID.ll®lf~ §~il IBlll~Ih ((;®cnll~ It takes a good head to keep on top of the school work one is presented with when he is a senior. Although it is tough to keep up sometimes, with a little dedication, many seniors managed to keep their names among those on the honor roll. Colleges have a sharp eye out for those students who have a knack for academics, and the graduating class will be sure to impress even the most prestigious of educators. IHI (Q) m:ru. ~ ~1t ~ al <dl ~ ~ ~ 1t al1111 Ir al IID 1t 695 Buck Hwy 884-9055 Bayfield, Co 81122 Serving the people of the Pine River Valley with down home cookin' 9 �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Shawn Hendricks Clint Holland Lisa Huffman Christina Ki /bank Juliet Kirk '-f...~ This page sponsored by Dirk W. Nelson, Attorney at Law �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Stacey Lancaster Lorie Larkin Tony Lora Dominick Martinez In the Pine River Plaza, Bayfield Erik Marty .. 884-9561 . .~.f.f! Jf~ �Shawn Hendricks and Jerry Comyford proudly display their jerseys as with Amanda Miller and her school colors. Nina A tendo helps her squad with a avwd-pleasmg skit The majority of us believe Erik Marty has made one too many hard-hitting tackles. Lisa Huffman has been a hard- working and hustling basketball player for four years. Alex Northrop prepares for another intense practice with Coach Prior. IR.ufe's Komac Paint Company 12 247-5267 #38 Town Plaza Durango, Co 81301 �Hard work and determination put these senior athletes at the top of the pack. To compete, one must keep a good academic record and a reputation of a quality attitude towards both sports and school and also the coaches and teachers who lead them. Be sure that you will find these characteristics in all of these excellent senior players. 247-4823 ffi.~&~©ilil #14 Town Plaza Durango, Co 81301 �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - ' Shawn Matney Amanda Miller Gretchen Norris Alex Northrop Mariann Rhyno Chris Rohrer Andrea Salazar mmmE This page sponsored by Target Rental ,., Open Mon.-Sat. 8-5 �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Shawn Smith Justin Talbot Travis Taylor Walker Taylor Tamara Teller Carli Wheat Charlie Wilson Janice Wright Christine Zoltec 1205 Camino del Rio, Durango 247-0161 �oming Home to What?! "-lllllllllllfii~ Bonfires, Bullies, and B.B.Guns According to the local burger stand, it was a few "bad eggs." Some of you might know what we are talking about; others have just had to live with the fact that Homecoming 1991 was cancelled. The week started off great with five dress-up days, people preparing for the bonfire, and the water towers getting painted a different number every other night. Spirit was high for the games on Saturday, and everyone's faces were painted on Friday in honor of the Wolverines. The night before, it is said that things got a little out of hand. Friday sent the Student Council into the classes of BHS with the news that the festivities were off. Have we learned any lessons? Well, let's just say that we don't have another homecoming for this year's senior class, but with all of the smarts we've gained this year, let's leave the B. B. guns and bats at home come next September's celebration. King and Queen Alex Northrop and Amanda Miller Graphic Design - Banners - Magnetics - Etched Glass Sandblasted - Silk-Screen - Custom Handlettered Signs 7th and Camino Del Rio - Durango �Sht's tvtn suptr fritndly to othtr schools! Mrs . Drakt hugs a CLnttr Viking btfort tht big gamts . ]tnnifrr Hackltr and Christint Zoltte takt a walk on tht wi/4 •u,tst" sidt. Homtcoming Royalty candidatts: Altx Northrop, Amanda Milltr, Dominick Martinez, Nina Attncio, justin Talbot, Lorit Larkin. Thto KJJngsot brought us a frw ntw idtas on fortign drtss during "Sn>itch Day. • Btfort tht taeU'S of tht canalled {tstlvitits was htard, tvtryont camt armtd toith a ltthal dost of spirit. 747 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado (303) 259-5777 ~ Sundance Indian Jewelry N ~WI \W ~~~ CGr@llll~ITll®~ �Amanda Mrller takes control and usts a little finesse of her ou'?J to OVf!rpott~r the oppontnJ. Tht Cmter Vikings are more than once shaken by the potoufu/ save of Mrchal McNeU'. 3 . • • 2 ... 1 . • • BLAST OFF! Full of excitment and anticipation, the Lady Wolverines blasted onto the court and left the gym to tremble and shake in their path. The Vikings could not have been prepared for the power and intensity that was unleashed during the 15-6 15-1 victory. An injured Jennifer Powell comments, "It was sad watching my team play, but they did good, and I am glad they won." STOP Coach Hott confirmed that the win brought the team to a 8-5 record, and that Mandi Miller led the Wolverines to a victory. The cheerleaders were alive on that Saturday morning, keeping the adrenalin pumping in the veins of the players. Janice Wright tells us, "I think our positive attitudes helped us win the game and have fun." The spirit squad keeps the fans as well as the players motivated for a victory. • Big Cheese Piz za Wink's TV 377 S. Camino del Rio Durango, Co 81301 385-4101 3063 Main Avenue Durango, Co 81301 247-1594 �1t 's all a matter of touch·· ]us tin Talbot htlps carry the ball clostr to a victory for the Wolverines . It's a Beautiful Day for a Football Game ... Every one left the Homecoming game with one side of his face a little pinker than the other, but who wants to miss the Bayfield Bad Boys chalk up another victory? Going into the game with a perfect record of 3-0, the team was fired up and ready to come out on top. And that they did. Helping lead the Wolverines to a 26-12 win over the Center Vikings was senior Walker Taylor with one touchdown run, freshman Joey Serrano with two touchdown runs and a two point conversion play, and senior Dominick Martinez with the final touchdown of the game. And how could this team survive without the spirit of the cheerleaders cheering and chanting from the sidelines? It didn't take much to keep the crowd excited over the game, but we'd all be like a fish out of water without their support. Congratulations to both for helping save a little bit of Homecoming 1991--we all know we needed a little picker-upper after the big cancellation! Unity and sportsmanshtp set the Wolverines apart from the crowd. Walker Taylor's final stride reaches the endzone for one of the Homecoming touchdowns. Tammie Upshaw and Kara Anderson aid in another unleashing of Wolverine spirit. Riv~1n1iew Tlr<atctolr Comp<atmlf 24245 High way 160 E Durango, CO 81301 259-2240 Sherwin- W illiams 3000 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301 247-4800 �Feelings of anticipation, along with anxiety, filled the minds of the 1992 juniors. This year was exciting, full of danger (for some of us), and an awesome introduction to authority! Who would believe that we would make it this far? Certainly not the teachers or even ourselves. It can most definitely be said that competition and pride are traits that are deeply engrained in this class. Especially academically and sport wise. As Nancy McCoy put it, "I think our class is full of talent and enthusiasm." This is the baddest class Bayfield will ever see, and they have one more year to prove it again. This group is now ready to be listened to. Anderson, Angie Basset, Cade Baxstrorn, Ashley Baxter, Melissa Brandon, Chris Broun, Melanie Durango's Full Service Bank ~ MEMBER F.D.I.C. 1.:J EQUAL HOUSING LENDER To p: Nancy M cCoy rejoices as she figures out how to eject her disk. Middle: M egan Fra ncis wakes up one day and realizes that she is not in Phoenix anymore. Bottom : Tad Wilm er calmly plan s his f uture in th e coun selors office. �Brown, Jennifer Bruhn, Shelly Cleveland, Jennifer Coey, Jeremiah Conner, Seth Corbella, Paloma Egger, Jason Finch, Linda Francis, Megan Frye, Kelly Goodwin, Denise Gosney, Cory Harris, Benjamin Helmer, Justin Hudson, Jason Jenkins, Jodi Kihn, Rachel Kongsoe, Theo PO BOXL 259 W. 9t!J Street (JOJ) 247-3020 DurangoJ Colorado Top: Mellissa reminisces about the good ol' days of free snacks, recess, and naptime. Bottom: Rachel and Jennifer take a break to enjoy the late summer sun. 8/J0/-2910 �Lora, Cameron Malone, Seth McCoy, Nancy McGuire, Keith McNew, Michal Miller, Lisa Morrison, Steve Nelson, Tylor O 'Briant, Ranae Parsons, Danny ) / Fred Raish butters up Jodi Jenkins for an assignment. Petersen, Natalie Popely, Eric Potter, Ben Powell, Jennifer Raish, Fred Schulder, Melinda Sower, Ryan Springe, Megan Swanson, Nathan Upshaw, Tammie Westerfield, Daylen Williamson, Matt '\) 1:H£ .( ~ ~ 111111 -Photographic Studio- % 'J). 303/247-8626 643Y2 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301 Ryan Sower catches some Z 's that he missed the night before. �Wilmer, Tadd Wilson, Sherry Wyrick, Carrie Wyrick, Casey Zenger, David Zink, Mike Bel ON: The two remaining "Three Ami gas." Top: The juniors display another feeble attempt for ihe spirit stick. Bottom: Leave it to Jennifer Cleveland to amuse and amaze the hall crowds with her originality. �/ SOPHOMORES ... ... out of control The class of 1994 is definatley one of the most colorful groups to enchant Bayfield High School in many years. Some may classify them as wretched little monsters, but what do those substitute teachers know about the true selves behind the vivacious class anyway? "We are the class of star basketball players, excellent drivers and devious con-artists," boast Kristina Cordova and Rebecca Kahlil. It is O.K. to be a little bit out of control. BHS needs somebody to animate the halls and keep the teachers on their toes. Allen, Brooks Anderson, Kara Bateman, Jackie Broun, Will Cloudt, Christian Cordova, Kristina Cusick, Tasha Dugger, Mack Folks, Mario Forsythe, Jason RIBD JEARN L UMIB3IBR 259-0340 600 Sawmill Road �Fritz, Alma Jean Fritz, Karl Grimes, Bobbie Hately, Gena Hendrix, Aaron Hetler, Tad Hoback, Brad Jack, Derrick Kahlil, Rebecca Kedrowski, Philip Kinsey, Ron Above: Will Broun can't believe the amount of homework that was assigned. Left: Dylan Longfellow and Anna Lasater show that friends always stick together. ' ........... . ..... ~ BRENNAN OIL MAIN OFFICE Box 1068 ORDER DESK DURANGO, COLORADO 81 301 TEXACO SERVING YOUR PETROLEUM (303) 247-3054 NEEDS 25 �Lasater, Anna Linfesty, Ron Longfellow, Dylan Lott, Melissa Lujan, Jason Martin, Jonah Matney, Michael Newhall, Fred Ooten, Paul Peake, Scott Phelps, Danita Phelps, Dion Popely, Nichole Roe, Andy Above: Ezra Siffert is amazed at what his computer can do when Mrs. Haga's back is turned. Right: Aron Hendrix, Rebecca Kahlil, and Kristina Cordova use break time to compare answers. Winner's Choice Vitamins ~ .......__ ~ Farmers Supply Mill . 696 Sawm1ll Rd . Con Kemple, Manager 303-24 7-1780 26 P.O . Box 1726 Durango, CO 81301 �Rule, Kent Rustman, Jenny Siffert, Ezra Snively, Marty Suffling, Miles Suprenant, Blake Walker, Rd:>ert Whitmore, Patrid VVi ckman, Kim VVi lli amscrt, Mike Wilmer, ern nne Wilmer, Jas<n Middle of page Kara Anderson is reluctant to learn abaJt snapping pictures. Left: Miles Suffling lcnks at the people of years past �---;-:-:-:-. ~: / This year's freslunen may have taken a lot of flak from the upper-classmen, but they weren't bothered by the many comments. They still went out for sports and clubs offered at BHS. Each who tried, enjoyed what he was doing. The freslunen were not only successful in clubs and sports, but in making good grades throughout the year and contributing to each of their classes in a unique way. Their teachers were all proud of their efforts. As the new kids at BHS, the freshmen still kept their lively attitudes gained at BMS. Mrs. Mericle agreed, "Freshmen are energetic, enthusiastic, unpredictable, fresh (interpret for yourself), fun, and fantastic. · And they stayed this way throughout the year by helping to add to the one of a kind spirit at BHS. The start of the year didn't come easy for the freshmen. They had to get used to the 4-period day and the 15 minute breaks in between classes. Most of the freslunen thought that it was easier than the old 7period day. "It is a lot easier to get good grades because you don't have homework in seven classes, • said Cody Abernathy. They also enjoyed the pep rallies, because there were no pep rallies at the mid school. At first they had no idea what was going on, but caught on quickly and learned how to spell F-R-E-5-H-M-E-N. Over all it was a good year for the freslunen. Top Right: Kayle McCormick thinks of days long ago when he was at the top of the totem pole. Mid right: Kristina Morrison is disgusted with the color her paiut mixing produced. Bottom right: Mr. Dugger's lessons entice a group of freshmen . Opp right: Joey Serrano tests his computer skills while no one is looking. Opp Middle: Mellissa Longfellow is tickled pink. Opp left: Wes Hickman has no idea where or who he is. �Abernathy, Cody Alexander, David Anderson, Michael Beck, Kali Blatnick, Katy Brandon, Marc Brown, Steve Burrows, Whitney ('h;:a,..,hln., Micah Da, Royale Dyer, Jessie No Photo Available Finch, Glenda Finch, Mike Forsythe, Jenny Fritz, Luiza Gerlach, Jason Gomez, Nita Gosney, Rayburn Helmer, Adrienne Hickman, Wes Holmes, Carl Hubertes, Crystal Hunt, Ryan #8 Town Plaza * P.O. Box 2099 Durango, CO 81301 303/247-0660 �Jack, James Kremer, Doug Larimore, Richard Longfellow, Amy Longfellow, Melissa Lorenzini, Kerrie Ludwig, Makesha Macklin, Justin Mansell, Denise McClure, Jeff McCormick, Cayle Merrill, Elizabeth Miller, Wendy Morelli, Patrick Morrison, Kristina Murphy, Jennifer Murphy, Suzanne Natzke, Leigha Neil, Christina Powell, Ryan Durango Mall • 800 S. Camino del Rio Durango, Colorado 81301 • 303/247-1255 [RIA]~~ [L ~ [N] (Q) ~ [R!A]£[N] 30 ~©~ ~liD~~ KARMA MARLATT, Owner �Rhyne, Cheryl Richardson, Dustin Roe, Audrey Rohde, Chris Schulder, Shaw Serrano, Joey Surprenant, Evan Taylor, Bucky Teller, Teara Tuttrow, Jennifer Walters, Melissa Wilmer, Corbin Wilmer, Jenny Wilson, Matt Wise, Nikki Middle Left: Evan Suprenant claims this innocent look. Left: Ryan Powell flaunts his fashion at BHS. Above middle: Steve Brown finds school hilarious. Above right: Kali Beck is affected abnormally by the first year at BHS. Opp. left: Marc Brandon is wrapped up in freshman studies. Opp. middleU: orbin Wilmer knows what's up in the world of high school. Opp. right: Jarrett Cook races to the office for HELP! --------------------------GOOD DURANGO TIRE CO. 247-1311 67 SUTTLE DR. DURANGO (BODO IND. PARK) £(U)lf(Q) 0 U~lUJ~~ 0 [F£~!Naj ~ U~£~[L~~ -------------------------------~ �dedication .••• Through the laughter and tears, the faculty and staff at B.H.S. is not only dedicated to their jobs, but also to the school. Our faculty and staff, although they push us to get everything done on time, is a very caring group of people. No matter what is going on within the student body, some part of the faculty or staff has been there to support the students. All they have done for the students, wether it's helping them prepare for college or getting ready to enter the armed forces, somehow they have been able to remain sane, and barely keep the building standing up-right. Even through the changes that have taken place in B.H.S.,everyone seems to pull together and work as a team, and without the great staff that we have, at times that would be pretty hard. Peggy Beckler Carol Blatnick Jerry Brush Theresa Cashio Ginger Conner Wayne Dugger Rick Edwards Denise Haga Left: .M: .ROff!PVand .Ms Blatn&- dJaX whoha5 h!alnaughtycrnire .Ab::Jw? .Ms C::lshiola:Xsnr.reerdttrito •Jd.ss the pt(' than it thepgis togd a littlesnrxx:h �our teachers Jon Keirns Sharon Kimball Vernon Kimball Robert Mann Ed Marty Sandra Mericle Forrest Prior Mike Roggero Tcp Ab: Daxe_pdsa!ill7/eineveycnesd:Jy. Jhe SlD7 br:Hts cbYn a~ Ms. Hagas ci1tfry faa: Farltft: M: ..M:JrlygJ7lh5fhed::crt:nlhewayaJt .lett: .M: ~snidus at howfunny YQUJaX, Tight.M: D? ~ GARDENSWARTZ 247-2660 1 CHECK OUR LOW PRJ ES AT 863 MAIN AVE., DURA GO 33 �in the office Vicki Drake Wayne Smith our administration Edward Schelhaas Marsha Patrick our of b oard ·n - educatto Fran Evans Faye Mcintyre Thanas Hcrta1 Ronald Dunavant, President Dan Ford, Vice President Katherine Phelps, Treasurer Donnalee Baxstrom, Director Ken Beck, Director 34 �Rod Richardson, Food Service Diector Servers: Devita Jackson Brenda Davis Charlene Sutherlin Tim Walter, Maintence Director Bert Roberts, Grounds Keeper Larry Walters, High School Custodian Bruce Miller, Activities Custodian Denny•s ct Durango 666 SaJth Camino del Rio Durango, CO 81301 247-1512 our menumakers �ACADEMICS: MORE THAN JUST A DREAM Once upon a time, there was a small 2A school with 199 students. In this school the academics soared to new heights with advanced classes such as: college prep. English, calculus, trigonometry, chemistry, and physics. In this school the 4-period day was in effect, and the students were getting the best grades they had gotten in years. The many elective courses available kept the interest high. The highly challenging courses and the great fun made the students want to learn. This made the spirit high, and Bayfield High School the best that it could be in the memories and the dreams of everybody in the school. All of the students went on to wonderful colleges and lived happily ever after. Top right: Cory Gosney ponaers over his lessons. Mid right: Fred Raish spreads out for some intense studying. Bottom right: Justin Macklin squeezes in a little extra work. Table of Contents Student Council Class Officers 38 39 FBLA FHA 40 VICA Ne'NSpaper National Honors Society Knowledge Bowl Band Choir Play 42 42 43 43 41 44 44 45 �- Top left: Tearn Teller is unusually disorganized. Top right: Chris Rohrer and Andrea Salazar start reviewing together. Middle left: Jeff McLure gets bust at the screen. Middle: Blake Suprenant and Anna Lasater are engrossed in their studies. Mid right: Natalie Petersen does not know where to begin. Bottom left: Travis Taylor and Rachel Kihn are not just all play. r--------------~ I I ! 1 II SHARP OFFICE OUTFITTERS INC. 7 0 ''Everythin~A:or :h: ~~~~-: ~~VIfonment'' 1129 Man Avenue Durango. CO 81301 t303 2C-. 323 6 2012 Hutton Road Farmmgton, NM 87401 (505, 325-2323 I I I ~~ I ----------------1 �S tudent Student Council started off the year attending a student council retreat held at a guest ranch in Mancos. There, they successfully put on concessions for the district volleyball tournament. One of the main accomplishments was getting the rule concerning shorts changed. It began with shorts only being permitted in September and May, but the rule was changed; we are now permitted to wear shorts year round. There was also a retreat held at the high school for the class and student council officers. Here, everyone discussed their jobs and got to know everyone else. Ice breaking activities helped everyone get comfortable, and then each person became familiar with his responsibilities towards the student council and the individual classes. The student council did get a lot accomplished. They made an effort to work with the student body, and should be proud of what they accomplished. Council Our Executive Student; Council (from left to right): Andrea Salazar, President; Christine Zoltek, Vice President; Rachel Daven ; Nicole Broun, Treasurer. -,., ! J JU.;.;..,. .., _•!'~~· '· - ~ "' r'; tl" . l ,. ~ £: r fl ! i3tU-~4 Mrs. Mericle, Advisor E LECTRIC Residential • Commercial • Industrial Sign Maintenance and Repair Aerial Bucket Truck Service 24 Hour Emergency Service John Phillips License No. 2253 Durango,Colorado 26345 Hwy 160 S. Phone: 259-3395 8 ......,,.., I '"'~ ~,~[AGJT '. '· IJ I ·1 A~ pI J ~ 5 Bt.'JKFTBALl 1 '==~1.::.9-=8. ~8.;;5;,._._ �({)) fficers Class •-------Seniors---------------Juniors~------- Sopholtlores~-----Freshltlen--- Nina Atendq Justin Talbot, Gretchen Ncrris Sta Lancaster Lisa Huffman ~~(/~~~~~ Natalie Petersen, Michal McNew, Melinda Schulder, Mel Iissa Baxter Ranae O'Briant Anna LcNer, Dian Phelps, Ccrinne VVil - ~ _mer. KaraAndersrn _ I I Ryan Hunt, Nita Ganez, Oteryl Rhyno, _ Wendy Miller _ I DlillllCID m1 ~© Mllill ~~ © C©mJPlCilml)Y �.........,...., •••<••·•· ........_ ......... -............... . ··"-···· .M:l~ B'!ll~~:n~~~ !l:tt .F..M1A If you are planning to be a tycoon, perhaps the next Ross Perot, FBLA will prepare you for that worthy cause. Advisor Denise Haga has taken FBLA a step foreward in preparing students at BHS to take a place in the business world. As tradition would have it, BHS did quite well in all phases of competition with all sizes of schools. This says a lot about our student body. Dedication, hard work and creativity all play an important roll in determining who will lead and who will follow. BHS leads. Mrs. Haga, Ad visor f ' XEROGRAPHies PLUS JOHN ZWI SLER DURANGO FARMINGTON DO Copy1ng Systems Facs1mile 1- · SALES : (303) 259-244 7 SERVICE: 1-800-822-2979 SUPPLIES: 1-800-822 -2200 835 East Second Ave Durango. CO 81301 0 ~ \ roo:mmm\~ �1991-92: An Electrifying Year For FHA Once again, Mrs. Blatnick led the Future Homemakers of America through another successful year. A large group of enthusiastic students kept busy throughout the 91-92 school year with fund raisers and tough competitions and another fabulous prom fashion show. Mrs. Blatnick also had the STAND program going on this year. It proved to be quite successful as well. BHS was filled with posters and signs of a friendly alternative to drugs and alcohol. Good job guys! Mrs. Blatnick, Advisor FHA MEMBERS...TOP PHOTO Back row, 1 to r: Amanda Miller, Bobbie Grimes, Travis Taylor, Tara Amon, Renae O'Briant, Sherry Wilson, Jerry Comyford, Rachel Davenport, Melanie Broun, Denise Mansell,Jenny Rustman, Katy Blatnick. Front row, 1 to r: Deanna Cundiff, Mellissa Lott, Wendy Miller, Corinne Wilmer, Cheryl Rhyno, Alex Northrop, Walker Taylor. 'S BRUCE SALES & SERVICES Appliances-Television-Video STAND MEMBERS ... BOTTOM PHOTO Back row, 1 to r: Cade Bassett, Lisa Huffman, Denise Mansell, Katy Blatnick, Jenny Rustman. Front row, 1 to r: Mariann Rhyno, Renae O'Briant, Mellissa Lott, Cheryl Rhyno. 802 C zunino Dl'l Riu Durangu, CO 8130-1 Pht H10: 259-3630 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Academic achievement is not enough to ensure your spot in National Honor Society. You must also be a good citizen and an all around good student. This year Mandi Miller, Lisa Miller, Cade Bassett, Michal McNew and Erik Marty joined this elite group. Each student applied after meeting the vigerous academic criteria and went through a tough screening process before being accepted, insuring that only the best are a part of NHS. Left to right: Andrea Salazar, Cade Bassett, Amanda Miller, Erik Marty, Lisa Miller, Shawn Smith. Not shown: Michal McNew and Nicole Browne. KNOWLEDGE BOWL Facts and figures may seem trivial to some, but to the BHS Knowledge Bowl team they are ammunition. Sponsor Ed Marty once again led the academic warriors in the battle against bigger foes. They emerged from the skirmish with their heads held high so they always made a great showing in competition. BHS has always been well represented by this valiant group. Left to right: Jason Hudson, Braz Harris, Chris Rohrer, Jenny Rustman, Seth Malone, Megan Francis, Andrea Salazar, icole Brown, Melissa Lott. Durango Herald 1275 Main Avenue * Durango, Colorado 81301 * 247-3504 Faithfully serving the Four-Comers area �The Predator THE oFFICIAL NEwsPAPER FoR BHs New faces looked in to every corner at BHS. A new look accompanied this new staff as the school newspaper underwent a facelift. Diligent reporting and persistent research made this one of the finest high school papers around. The Predator amused and informed us about every topic under the Colorado sun. A very successful year passed under the guidance of Carol Blatnick. Back row: Gretchen orris, Kelly Frye, Kristina Cordova, Rachel Davenport, Kara Anderson, Tara Amon. Middle row: Jennifer Pounds, Andrea Salazar, Corinne Wilmer, Jenny Rustman, Mariann Rhyno, Alma Jean Fritz. Front row: Chris Rohrer, Brett Demming, Andrew Rowe. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AME RICA It's not just hammers and nails anymore. Computers and other innovations are changing the face of the "old wood shop." With Mr. Mann looking on and offering expert advice, wonderful projects and new skills are being earned at BHS through· VICA. Back Row: Scott Peake, Kenny Detamore, Derrek Jack, Tadd Hetler, Steve Brown, Janah Martin, Dustin Richardson. Front row: Mack Dugger, Martin Snively, Patrick Whitmore, athan Swanson, Ryan Powell, Rick Larimore, Will Broun, Mr. Mann. County Mark et Lowest Food Prices in SW Colo., Complete Depts. in Grocery, Frozen Foods,Dairy, and Produce. USDA Choice Meats Only. Deli-Bakery. 305 S. Contino Del Rio, Durango 259-3747 43 �( ) This year the band and choir really " hit it off." The sweet sound of music both played and sung by the B.H.S. band & choir. The constant guidance of Mr. Trujillo for the band really helped them to sparkle & shine. The chi or, along with M r . Gleason, sang themselves to death trying to find their golden notes. Between the band and the chior, the sound of music filled the halls. They all deserve a pat on the back, they all did a swell job! Rick Larimore Angie Anderson Michael Anderson Gretchen Norris BAND Carl Holmes Makesha Ludwig Mack Dugger Denise Mansell Katy Blatnick Shaw Schulder 44 Jennifer Pounds Kim Wickman Heidi Gonzalez Angie Anderson Tara Amon Teara Teller c h 0 i r DURAi\JGO Ed McMillan NAT!~ B~ .... P. 0 . Drawer G Durango, Colo rado 81302 Chairman of the Board President 15 Bodo Drive 303/ 259-5500 FAX 303/259-5503 �On their way to BROADWAY? Andrea Salazar Cade Bassett Jim Beaver Brett Demming Lisa Huffman Erik Marty Jennifer Brown Melinda Schulder Shawn Smith Megan Springe Mekisha Ludwig Mariann Rhyno Rachel Davenport Mellissa Baxter Paul Ooten Jim Beaver Brett Demming Rachel Davenport Cade Bassett Megan Springe Mekisha Ludwig Kara Anderson Mellissa Baxter Gretchen Norris The Pink Panther _.!I.. .. .. Showdown at Rainbow Ranch City Markets of Durango 3130 Main Avenue & 6 Town Plaza Durango, CO 81301 1051 E 2nd Avenue Durango, CO 81301 Rakita Physical Therapy 45 �It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This!! Does it get any better than this? Football players, volleyball players, and fall cheerleaders didn't seem to think so. The volleyball girls with their new head coach made It real this year. The Wolverines had an excellent football tum this year and are expecting many more to come. And, last but not least, the fall cheerleaders kept spirits high and made their presence known. AJI three fall sports excelled in their field and made many a team aware of where they stood and that they had no intent of taking even a single step in the opposite direction. "It is always fun starting the year off with lots of spirit. It is a natural high listening to the home crowd cheer the teams on," Natalie Petersen reports as she looks back on an excellent junior year and a very successful season. All fall sports played hard and won big. The athletes and the crowds a.re ready and awaiting the winter and spring sports. They all seem to be on the edge of their seats. Maybe it does get better than this... 46 �1f&1B31LIE (Q)JF CC(Q)N1fiEN1f§ Volleyball pages 48-51 Football pages 52-55 Cheerleading pages 56-57 47 �'91 VOLLEYBALL ......... . The Lady Wolverine spikers did not crash and burn as almost everyone thought they would. This year, it seemed as though the team had a lot more to prove than ever before. With two new coaches came also a new beginning. The ladies pulled themselves together and played with more teamwork and dedication than ever before. Each players hardcore determination brought them to Regional competition where the trip to state that would make a storybook finish was torn away by the Meeker and Rangely teams. Seniors Lorie Larkin, Amanda Miller, and Janice Wright were proud of the accomplishments of the team and of key wins against Pagosa Springs and Ignacio. Add another unforgettable season to another unfogettable year. When it counts .... Aaxrding to the bcXlks... 2nd at Nathpark Tournament Paga;a Sp;ngs 15-10 15-11 Centauri 15-3 15-1 Omter 15-6 151 Paga;a Sp;ngs 15-8 16-14 Catez 6-15 16-14 15-9 Ddcres 9-15 13-15 15-1 Ignacio 18-16 18-16 Ddcres 15-2 15-4 Mancas 13-15 15-5 6-15 Dove Creek 15-7 15-12 Ost.ricls Nuda 4-15 15-13 15-9 Manca; Ddcres Manca; Mancas 2-15 6-15 15-12 9-15 10-15 15-7 10-15 15-13 2-15 15-11 10-15 6-15 15-9 11-15 Ki1Jicnals Meeker Manca; Rangely 15-12 15-6 11-15 �The Odds All of the hustling, power hitting, sweating, and pride shown by the Lady Wolverines this season is not easy to describe. In the photos on this page, each individual is doing their own part to make a dynamite team. 00 S. Camino del Rio. Durango, Colorado 81301 49 �VARSITY 1991 Back row L toR: Assistant Coach Chris Winters, Melinda Schulder, Jodi Jenkins, Jennifer Brown, Jennifer Powell, Lisa Miller, Nancy McCoy, Coach Beverly Hott Front row L toR: Lorie Larkin, Amanda Miller, Michal McNew, Janice Wright, Aaron Hendrix, Natalie Petersen INSIDE ....SENIORS LORIE LARKIN AMANDA MILLER JANICE WRIGHT �· The 1991 Junior Varsity . Lady Wolverines had their ups ' and downs throughout the season. Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen ,. made up the team. Teaching the girls to play together was a more important goal than actually . . winning. It was a great ·· preparation for the ones who will go on to play Varsity ball. Members of the J. V. team are as follows: Back row L to R: Assistant Coach Chris Winter, Leigha Natzke, Kali Beck, Jennifer Brown, Melinda Schulder, ::('. Nancy McCoy, Coach Beverly · Hott. Front row L toR: Christina .,., Morrison, Rachel Kihn, Kristina Cordova, Aaron Hendrix, Anna Lasater. TROY-8/L r~ SOUTlfWEST D rd9 NIH£WKJU.· . ~ KUBOTA • lNC. ti-oe ..__ ___. .t\\te1tt(\ ZETOR a(\n\e .t\,,o1' Gem Village - Bayfield, CO ~'{\\e 303-884-4101 Sales - Service - Parts - Rentals yellow bird laundry 637 e. colorado drive- bayfield , colorado phone 884-9738 Wn®fttil ~®ft®O 3537 Main Avenue-Durango, Colorado 51 �BAYFIELD BAD BOYS Front row left to right: Joey Serrano, Justin Talbot, Dion Phelps, Shawn Hendricks, Travis Taylor, Jeremiah Coey, Alex Northrop, Andy Roe, Paul Ooten, and Seth Conner. 2nd row: Jonah Martin, Walker Taylor, Tony Lora, Shawn Matney, Jarrett Cook, Patrick Whitmore, Dominic Martinez, Brad Hoback, Jason Gerlach, and Cameron Lora. 3rd row: Matt Wilson, Tylor Nelson. Tad Wilmer, Shaw Schulder, Jim Beaver, Erik Marty, Shawn Smith, David Zenger, Lance "Bucky" Taylo(, and Patrick Morelli. 4th row: Evan Surprenant, Chri Rohrer, Carl Holmes, Seth Malone, Cody Abernathy, Justin Macklin, Keith McGuire, Ryan Sower, Micah Chamblee, and Bra~: Harris. Top row: Melissa Longfellow, Ryan Hunt, Jerry Comyford, Coach Scott Johnson. Head Coach Jon Keirns, Coach Howard Gr , Coach Houston Green_ Theo Kongsoe, Denise Goodwin_ and Jennifer Cleveland. c_~OIC'~ ~ ~IJif(f,"~ 581 Colorado Drive ~ayfield, CO 81122 884-9339 �Jerry Comyford Shawn Hendricks Shawn Matney Jim Beaver Chris Rohrer Shawn Smith Eric Marty Tony Lora Travis T«iiylor Alex Northrop Dominick Martinez Justin Talbot ZWISLER BROTHERS· CONSTRUCTION INC. 679 TURNER DRIVE DURANGO, CO 81301 247 ,_ 5103 Walker Taylor �G Barefoot Carpet 450 W North Bayfield, CO 81122 884-9570 Rhyme & Reason 14 Town Plaza Durango, CO 81301 54 247-4823 �BHS Dontinates on the Field HONORS All Conference Dion Phelps Travis Taylor Tony Lora Erik Marty Shawn Smith Justin Talbot Alex Northrop Joey Serrano Seth Conner Lineman of the Year Erik Marty Providing Health Care for the Pine R1ver Valley .l'to �INSIDE EDITION SCRAPBOOK 92 �57 �w II JNf 1f JE JR Tammie Upshaw, Junior cc !HI JE JE JR JL JE A lDJ JE JR § La Plata Family Medicine COMPRENSIVE FAMILY MEDICINE 58 581 E. Colorado Drive, Bayfield, CO 81122 884-2900 �IIFALL CHEERLEADERS!! Kara Anderson, Heidi Gonzalez, Tammie Upshaw, Nina Atencio, Bobbie Grimes, Kelly Frye, Tasha Cusick, Corinne Wilmer. Rhyme & Reason 14 Town Plaza Durango 247-4823 ~--------------------------------------_ _- 5 9 �Winter Carnival 1992 Winter Carnival always seems to cheer people up when the winter blaaas are starting to get everyone down. This year, days like biker day, alien day, and nerd day gave us something to laugh about and made the halls of BHS a little more exciting. As usual the Winter Carnival games were held in the gym and this year we had a few new games, including pass the lifesaver on a toothpick, pop the balloon between your backs, and a tomato toss. In the end, the mighty junior class was victorious. Winter Carnival was a much needed and appreciated break. biker day Mr. Mann poses for a quick photo with his biker mamas! OUTA THKS WORLD UGGG!! Rachel Davenport, Nicole Browne, aud Mrs . Conner prove that there are nerds lurking iu the halls of BHS. Sherry Wilson shows us her veiw of a friendly alien. 60 Anna and Christiau are trying to pop a baloon between their backs in a feeble attempt to win the race �ROYALTY ------~-n_ ~_ ~ _A_~-~-~_@_®_ ®~_____) *- Christine Zoltec Walker Taylor JF~IE § IHIMIE N Seth Conner Dion Phelps Joey Serrano Michal McNew Kristina Cordova Jennifer Forsythe 61 �WOLVERINE TEAMS LEAVE A PATH OF DESTRUCTION he 1991-92 sports season proved that BHS is packed full of dedication, talent and pride. In every sport, goals were set, and they were reached with much skill and finesse. Each athlete was launched into a season of ups and downs and every person and team ended the season with outstanding victories TABLE OF CONTENTS however good or bad the end result was. Melissa Baxter said, "Sports are important because it keeps kids in school and gives students incentive to keep their grades up." Congratulations to all those athletes who participated this year and thanks for a lot of good entertainment and much needed excitement! Boy's Basketball pages 6~:t-67 Girl's Basketball pages 68-71 Wrestling pages 72-75 Track pages 76-79 Sports Honors pages 80-83 Scrapbook pages 84-85 BASIN REPRODUCTION/COPY CENTER full color copie * high speed xerox copie * report collating & bindery * enlargements * faxe 950 East 2nd Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 62 247- 5212 �ALAN B. SCHAFER, D.M.D., M.S.D. 3059 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 247-3291 �our boys show The boys' baslcelballleam of 1991 92 drew more than just a gym full of fans that followed them around the stale. lney were visited by radio broadcasters and journalists regularly, and the attention never slowed them down. But what was an the ruclcus about? It couldn't have been the sharp passes or game saving three's or-even the dunlc fests that brought the crowd to its feeL..could it? What else is there? With a winning record lilce theirs, this learn had it going, and they weren't going to stop. They cliclced, they were determined, and they saw nothing but a stale championship ahead Their season was quite the definition of success with three seniors, a junior, and a sophomore heading up the starting seconds. After a league championship and then blasting through districts, their goal seemed within grasp. The boys then traveled to Grand Junction and there met Northpark, the learn which, lilce no one else, found what it look to beat our boys. It was a disappointing loss. The cheers and shouts had to end short of the dream. Top right: Alex Northrop doesn't give a hoop about his fonn. Above left: justin Talbot's eyes give no clues to his passes. Above right: Ryan Sower helps the Wolverines lo victory. Below: It's anybody's ban in this game! �Depth and Determination Above: Mike Zink snags the crowds attention as well as a bucket for his team. Top left: Travis Taylor grabs a basket as his opponents look on. Middle left: Dian Phelps makes a statement by his starting as a sophomore. Bottom left: The Wolverines shake the defeated's hands and put another win under their belts. Gosney & Sons Construction 357 N Mountain View Drive Bayfield, CO 81122 884-9533 �JUNIOR VARSITY Back row, left to right: Jarrett Cook, Jason Macklin, Cody Abernathy, Jason Forsythe, Blake Suprenant, Coach Johnson. Front row left to right: Ezra Siffert, Jonah Martin, Dustin Richardson, Joey Serrano, Jason Hudson. �Varsity Leads The Way To Victory Back row left to right: Dion Phelps, Travis Taylor, Tadd Hetler, Robert Walker, Mike Zink, Walker Taylor. Front row, left to right: Coach Prior, Alex Northrop, Justin Talbot, Ryan Sower. Seniors Justin Talbot Walker Taylor Alex Northrop Travis Taylor 67 �Lady Wolverine Basketball l he Bavfield Ladv \\'o l erine<.. \\ e re led bv f ntr uutstan ding <.ll1 ior femall athkte.,. Ihe fighting Lady V\ ~.)lVl· rinl <. \\I ent 1 '1, _() for the <,eat,on. Bavfie ld came o u t \" 1t h a 3 r e a t s t ar t \\inning five straight game . In n1id <>eason they flll into "orne\\. hat ,Jf a t,J ump. After battling out of their t:;[wnp the girl let it shine \ ith big over \-1 a n cos i n t h e fir-;t round of di"trict<., ahmg Vv ith another big \\I in over Dove Creek to gain the District ~ title. he follo\'ving \veek at ( .. rand junction the ladies played an excellent ba l1 grune, but fell short and lost to Rangely 40~7. That loss kept the Lady Wolverine" fr01n going to state. \ \1" 1n s HOGANS 828 Main Avenue Durango (303)-247-0446 PREMIERE Pine River Plaza HOME 884-4285 THEATRE �SIMPLY THE IE3JE~1rn SCOREBOARD Team DEL NORTE MONTE VISTA SARGENT CORTEZ JUNIOR VARSITY FARMINGTON JUNIOR VARSITY NAVAJO PREP MANCOS PAGOSA DURANGO JUNIOR VARSITY IGNACIO DOVEDREEK PAGOSA DOLORES MANCOS NAVAJO PREP DOVE CREEK DOLORES IGNACIO MANCOS NUCLA DOVE CREEK RANGELY HONORS _Bayfield Opponent 65 55 53 49 52 50 50 50 47 48 49 26 41 40 67 44 30 43 34 63 41 40 54 40 40 52 40 All Regional 2nd Team: Amanda Miller Lisa Miller • Michal McNew All Regional Honorable Mention: Lorie Larkin All League 1st Team: Amanda Miller Lisa Miller All League 2nd Team: Michal MeN ew Lorie Larkin 37 30 69 44 47 40 39 47 41 54 54 37 40 62 33 43 36 BAYFIELD ANIMAL HOSPITAL 453 South Pine, Bayfield 884-2001 --------------------------------------------------------------69 �Seniors Carli Wheat Lisa Huffman Amanda Miller Lorie Larkin �v A R s I T y Back row, left to right: Coach Kimball, Jennifer Brown, Melinda Schulder, Jennifer Powell, Lisa Miller, Lisa Huffman, Amanda Miller, Renae O 'Briant. Front row, left to right: Carli Wheat, Michal McNew, Natalie Petersen, Lorie Larkin, Kristina Cordova, Aaron Hendrix. J u N I 0 R v A R s I T y Back row, left to right: Coach Hott, Nita Gomez, Kali Beck, Katy Blatnick, Jennifer Cleveland, Jennifer Forsythe, Leigha Natzke, Coach Kimball, Renae O'Briant. Front row, left to righi.: Luiza Fritz, Kristina Morrison, Royale Da, Anna Lasater, Kristina Cordova, Wendy Miller,Aaron Hendrix. 71 �There is no need to follow in the footsteps of a legend when you can make your own tracks. BHS had a tough one to follow in the legendary '91 squad. After a slow start, the grapplers got busy in the end and finished Regional runner-up and sent six wrestlers to state. Heart break kept one of the best wrestlers home from state. Erik Marty completed an impressive 14-straight 1st period pin streak before being put out for the season by illness. With Marty out, Theo Kongsoe took his place at heavyweight. The Danish exchange student had never wrestled before in his life, but he qualified for state. Jeremiah Coey came a short second short from the state finals as he had the state champ in a headlock when the time ran out. He went on to finish fifth and will return. Ignacio Shur Value P.O. Box 337 Ignacio, CO 81137 72 �WWF SCOREBOARD AND HONORS Bayfield Tournament Aztec Dual Four States Tournament Durango Dual Norwood Tournament Center Tournament Cortez Dual Ignacio Tournament Ridgeway Tournament League Tournament Regional Tournament Disqualified Win (39-36) 5th Place Win (42-24) 5th Place 6th Place Loss (16-42) 9th Place 3rd Place 2nd Place 2nd Place State Qualifiers: Ryan Hunt Jeremiah Coey Dominick Martinez Steve Morrison Shawn Smith Theo Kongsoe State Placer: Jeremiah Coey All Conference: Jeremiah Coey Outstanding Wrestler: Jeremiah Coey Texaco Mini Mart Durango, CO Gas and Snacks 73 �························•····························································································· Back row, 1 tor: Coach Edwards, Steve Brown, Bucky Taylor, Shawn Smith, Erik Marty, Tylor Nelson, Theo Kongsoe, Fred Raish, Coach Haan. Front row, 1 to r: Evan Supprenant, Patrick Morelli, David Zenger, Dominick Martinez, Ryan Powell, Steve Morrison, Micah Chamblee, Ryan Hunt. @$·%11·3·~ BAVFIELD CONOCO SMITTY Be NINA SMITH 303-884-96 1 7 62S BUCK HWY . BAYFIELD . CO 81 122 BAYFIELD LOCKER & PROCESSING PLANT 303-884-2620 54 E. MILL ST. �SENIORS AND COACHES LEAD THE WOLVERINES TO VICTORY Back: Shawn Smith, Erik Marty, Chris Rohrer Front: Dominick Martinez Rick Edwards Rick Hahn PO BOX 2707 25825 HWY 55C· 1 60 CONSTRUCTION BURNETT CO . 303· 247 ·:?, 72 DURANGO. COLORADO 81302 -----------------------------------------------------------------75 �ANOTHER RECORD SETTING SEASON FOR BHS TRACKSTERS. 1992 TRACK TEAM Brooks Allen Jeremiah Coey Jerry Comyford Shawn Hendrix Brad Hobak Carl Holmes Theo Kongsoe Jeff Ludwig Dom Martinez Shawn Matney Tyler Nelson Alex Northrop Dion Phelps Eric Popely Joey Serrano Justin Talbot Walker Taylor Robert Walker Kara Anderson Katy Blatnick Kristina Cordova Tasha Cusick Royale Da Luiza Fritz Kelly Frye Nita Gomez Jodi Jenkins Lorie Larkin Melissa Lott Lisa Miller Mandi Miller Wendy Miller Kristina Morrison Jennifer Powell Audrey Roe Andrea Salazar Corinne Wilmer 76 RECORDS 3200 meter relay Audrey Roe Lorie Larkin Melissa Lott Corinne Wilmer 10:46.53 High Jump Jennifer Powell 5'4" 1600 meter run Theo Kongsoe 4:56.02 High Jump Dion Phelps 6'2.25" 300 meter hurdles Justin Talbot 41.16 3200 meter relay 8:51.6 Dion Phelps Dominick Martinez Robert Walker Theo Kongsoe �1 ... . 77 �TEAM MEMBERS SHOW DEDICATION The 1992 track teams had a successful season, although they did not win as many track meets as last year. However the boys won the League meet for the fourth year in a row, and the Lady Wolverines won the meet for the fifth consecutive year. At the regional track meet, the girls placed 3rd and set a new school record in the 3200 meter relay. On the boys side, the Wolverines took 2nd behind West Grand, and received the Regional Runner-up plaque. The next weekend, the boys team had a dissapointing meet. The 800 meter relay team was disqualified, no one placed in the long jump, triple jump, and no one placed in the mile or two mile; however, Dion Phelps placed 4th in the high jump and Justin Talbot placed 5th in the 300 meter hurdles and set a new school record smashing Sam Hendrix's old one. On the girls side, both the 4-400 relay and the 4-800 relay placed 6th, along with Lorie Larkin's personal best for the season in the 400 meter which earned her a 5th place medal. �79 �the to the team..... San Juan League Champs District Runner-up Regional Qualifier to the player..... Amanda Miller--1st team All-Conference, Lisa Miller--2nd team All-Conference Jennifer Powell--2nd team All-Conference Lorie Larkin--All- onference HM and the winners are ..... to the team ..... League Runner-up to the player ..... Erik Marly--All-Conference Center, AllConference Def. Line, All-State Off. Line, San Juan League Lineman of the Year Alex Northrop--All-Conference Running Back Travis Taylor and Justin Talbot--All Conference Def. Backs Tony Lora--All-Conference Lineback Shawn Smith--All-Conference Off. Reciever 80 Red Inn Lion 259-6580 501 Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 �our lady olverines ... to the team... League Runners-up District hampions Regional Qualifiers to the player... manda Miller--1st team All-League, 2nd team All-Regional Lisa Miller--1st team All-League, 2nd team All-Regional Michal McNew--2nd team All-League, 2nd team All-Regional Lorie Larkin--2nd team All-League, HM AllRegional to the pla)er... Mike Zink and Travis Taylor-- ! t team All-Conference, 1st team All-Regional Walker Taylor and Dion Phelps--2nd team All-Conference, 2nd team All-Regional Ju tin Talbot--2nd team AllConference to the team ... League Champion Di trict Champions Regional Qualifi let's play ball... OFFICE MACHINES • FURNITURE • SUPPLIES BUY. RENT. LEASE AUTHO~IZEO COMPUTER SUPPLIES & FURNITURE ~~~~~a Canon FACSIMILE MACHINES DEALER 247•4287 1•800•247•4287 OR 940 MAIN AVE. 81 �hit the mats, boy ... to the team ... 2nd place Regionals the player ... Dominick Marrinez ( 135)--Regional 4th, tate Qualifier Shawn Smirh (189)--Regional 3rd, State Qualtter Jeremwh Coey (125)--Regwnal Champ, tate 4th Sreve Morrison ( 130)--Regional 3rd, State Qualifier Theo Kong oe (HW)--Regional 4th, State Qualifier Ryan Hum (I 03)--State Qualifier • f ;. r ~,J~; 7-"':, ~-:. "' "/..._....~....,.,· .._~ . -~. v -- ~ - :::;,;..~ ' ........-· ~ .~..:--..;· !":::.-:-· ~ .. ... - ., ; I ""' ......_ .::- .VIDEO HENTALS ....__ ~Prclllicrc I lonu: Theatre 82 OX ·U 8 • .lHI -J PI E RIVEH I'LAZA IJA YFIELO. COLOHAOO 811 22 ·~ • Pll : JOJ/ 884-4285 TERRI & JERRY MONGER �Sports Honors Hustle Dedication Hard Work Persperation Insperation Attitude Teamwork Endurance Sportsmanship Fortitude Practice Application Talent Chuck Sanchez Student Athlete Award Amanda Miller, not only a sacred player on each team she participated with, but also among those on the honor roll. She has backed up her super high school sports career with an out -standing academic record OCALMOTION LICENSED MASTER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE and has something to be very proud of. She was a team leader in her four years of volleyball, basketball, and track whether it was on Junior Varsity or Varsity. Her qualities kept her well-balanced and focused in even the toughest situations. Not only could the coaches count on her to strive for excellence and victory, but her fellow teammates looked to her for that confidence she portrayed. Amanda's head has never • HIGH ALTITUDE PERFORMANCE WORK • ELECTRICAL REPAIRS • SPECIAL INTEREST & COLLECTORS CARS • APPRAISALS & INSPECTIONS • PRE-PURCHASE.& PRE-SALE INSPECTIONS • ESTATE, PERSONAL, INSURANCE TRIAL CONSULTANT gotten out of hand . Hard to believe when ... All Conference volleyball; All League and All Regional basketball; State Qualifier in track; MVP of volleyball and basketball ... A very memorable impact has moved on to display her outstanding qualities elsewhere. In closing Mr. Kimball, her basketball and track coach of four years adds, "Mandi is a leader in every respect, and the type of person that makes coaching a truely enjoyable activity." Hours: 8-5 Monday - Friday 17 Wt,1ill Bayfield 884-9179 83 �• . •••••••••• gRa ••• �• • • • • • • •••••••••• gR • •• �IM T/JJPE/TI.5?lL %5lqI c I A NIGHT AT A ROUND TABLE Poem fJ:o ti/ie Seniors Jlnotlier year goes passing by Jlnotlier Prom is liere rro some ttiis brings a joyous smi[e rro others, brings a tear. !For four years you liave trea a patti !From tfawn to setting sun r.But now tlie patti gets steeper Jlna tlie cfimblias just begun. We're very gfad to K._now you We'[[ miss you wtien you've gone Jlna to tlie c[ass of '92 We tfecficate our Prom. - %eJuniors �Prom King Prom Queen A 1 A m X d a n e a N M• 0 r t 1 I 1 h r e r 0 p SPECIAL THANKS TO THE HAIR CONNECTION 87 �Mart ann, We believe in yw and kno.v that yw Gill adlieve whatever yoo desire. We areproudli yw and will suppat yw always. LCNe yoo lcts and lot~ Mlmand Dad ~~~~~~~~~~ Tma, Remember the little dina;aur a1 yoor tee-shirt when yoo were foor. He wanted to be different by making a diffa-ence We're lCIJking fcrward to your next j oomey thTO.lgh life with c:unpl ete trust and enthusiasm Man and Dad Melissa, Success is failure turned inside out The silver tint of the clouds of doubt And you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you're hardest ht, It's when things seem worst, that you musn't quit Mom&Harold Dad & Debbie Brett, Choose your goals wisely but set them high. You have the ability to acomplish anything. Be the "best" you can be. MomandDad -------..1 r' Jamie, Jamie has always had a quest for knowledge. When she was younger, she wanted to share what she knew with everyone. Now that she is older, she knows there is still a lot to learn. MomandDad Alex, Fran the beginning you have shown a gentleness cr sool. oo havemadeus laugh, you'vemadeusay, you've made us proud Yoo are oor joy and oor hope. We Jm(MI yoo will be a great teacher a1d that yoo will make amcr\Umen diffel"ence in the lives that yoo tooch. ManandDad 88 Amanda, We are very proud and pleased to be your parents. Always know that you can be and do anything you set your goals for. And remember that the truly worthwhile goals are the ones of eternal concequence. MomandDad �Kenny, It's been fun the 1st eighteen years. Keep pursuing your dreams. Add to your talents: oosketwll wou.iworlc. Sp:mish; future Hulk Hogan, we love you! M~andDad Jim and Jess, The last eighteen years have been great, the good times and the bad. May you each find the fulfillment of your dreams .... DadandMom Stacey, You've come a long way baby! You are a person of high qualities. Your gentleness and caring comes through over and over again. You will be a success of whatever you do. Lisa, Mom You were an answer 10 a prayer at the time you were born, and you con- a.-...:----., tinue to be so even now. Walker, May all your prayers in You can't judge a book by it's cover! life be answered as fully MomandDad and as joyfully as mine were. Mom Dom, We are so proud Jennifer, of you and know Can you believe this that you will sucgirl use to be very shy ceed in anything you set out to do. and never outspoken? Our thoughts and I'm very proud of you prayers are always punk. You will always with you. Keep be my number one smiling for it is the daughter. Don't give love shining from up and keep the faith. your heart. I love you. Mom and Dad Dad �Prediction #2: Mario Folks will be seen standing next to a fruit stand somewhere in New Mexico. Prediction #5: Charlie Wilson will most likely be shot at sometime in the fu lure. 90 �Prediction # 7: Waylon Grimes will most likely form the band "Knives n' Posies. " . Phelps will prediction #8: ts o~;nrttentator on spar become a ESPN. Prediction #9: "Harley-head" Rick Larimore will own a Harley and travel cross-country. Predict· lh Ton #]]. e Indy SOO, . Jennifer p OWellwm Prediction # 10: Raybu rn Gosney will go deaf due to "boomin'" speakers. . U'Tn Prediction #12: Alex Northrop will embark on a "most excellent adventure." ····················•························ ....................................................................... 91 �olverine ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ w~ ~ ~ w ~~ ~ ~ w ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w ~ .... ~ ~ .... . .. . . .. .... w w w 'iii w 'iii 'iii ~ 'iii ... ... w~ .. w 'iii 'iii 'iii 'iii 'iii W"ii" .. w ... 'iii 'iii Shawn Smith 92 In a very short time Shawn Smith has made a very big impression on BHS. Coming from Arizona his junior year, Shawn was a great addition to the student body. A member of the football and wrestling teams, he was also a part of the National Honor Society and many other activities. Friendly and outgoing, Shawn maintains his high standards while exerting a positive influence upon others. Good Luck Shawn, thanks for coming into our lives. �~· olverine manda iller It is ham to say good bye to someone that adds so much to evel)~day life at BH.'>. Amanda Miller is such a person_ always toting around her beautiful smile and conlident altitude. As Homecoming Queen_ it wa -proved that Amanda doc. - caJTy herself w-ell She was also invcJived in FBIA, FHA volleyball_ basketball. track, and 4 H She has been a qualityperson to have anJUnd lor !buryears and i•; sure to exceed the limits ol outstanding when she reaches the out!!>"idc world Cood luck, Amanda Mtllet; and congratulations lrnm Bayfield High School 93 �Valedictorian Andrea Salazar Andrea is an extremely exceptional individual. She was awarded appointments to West Point as well as the Air Force Academy. $600,000 in scholarships speaks well of Andrea as others seemed to be impressed with her accomplishments also. While maintaining a 4.0 Grade Point Average, Andrea has still found many ways to lead and participate in all phases of student life at Bayfield High School. 94 �Salutatorian Nicole Browne Nicole Browne earned the distinction of Salutatorian through hard work and determination. A 3.9 Grade Point Average indicates many qualities necessary for success. Nicole plans to attend the University of Colorado in Boulder. 95 �Slf£Zf£ 'IJ{f£ 'D!4f)7 -CLASS OF 1992Tara Jo Lyn Amon Jess Floyd Beaver Nicole Liza McKesson Browne Deanna Faye Cundiff Mary Francis Decker Kenneth R. Detamore Heidi Graciela Gonzalez Jennifer Jean Hackler Oint P. Holland Christina Louise Kilbank Stacey Lee Lancaster Anthony Richard Lora Erik Dennis Marty Amando J o Miller Gretchen Genell Norris Jennifer Pounds Christopher Mark Rohrer Shawn Alan Smith Travis Alexander Taylor Tamara Annette Teller Janice Lynetta Wright 96 Andrea Nina Atencio James Charles Beaver Jeramy Dan Comyford Rachel Joan Davenport Brett Michael Demming Melissa Marie Garner Bekcy Lynn Hackler Shawn Ray Hendricks Lisa Dawn Huffman Juliet Jennifer Kirk Lorie Catherine Larkin Charles Dominick Martinez Shawn Patrick Matney Jamie Joyce Nickell Alex Morgan Northrop Mariann June Rhyno Andrea Carmen Salazar Justin Lee Talbot Walker T Taylor Carli Jean Wheat Christine Marie Zoltec �Bayfield High School Class of 1992 BACCALAUREATE and COMMENCEMENT May 23, 1992 - 11:00 A.M. Bayfield High School Gymnasium -SPONSORSWayne Dugger Butch Prior Denise Hag a Scott Johnson -COLORSPurple and White -MOTTOCarpe Diem (Sieze the Day) -JUNIOR ESCORTSCarle Bassett Tylor Nelson Processional .....Gretchen Norris, Andrea Salazar, and Steve Trujillo nvocation ...............................................................................Lisa Huffman lntroduction of Speaker .......................................................Shawn Smith Baccalaureate Address ..................................................Pastor Jerry Brush Salutatory Address ............................................................ Nicole Browne ?resentation of Scholarships and Awards .............. Mr. Mike Roggero Introduction of Speaker .....................................................Walker Taylor Commencement Address .........................................Mr. Houston Green Valedictory Address ........................................................... Andrea Salazar Vocal Selection..... wFriends"performed by Gretchen Norris and Mrs. Flo Norris, Accompanied by Mrs. Cathy Lammon Presentation of Oass of 1992.......................................Mr. Wayne Smith Acceptance of Oass of 1992...................................Mr. Edward Schelhaas Presentation of Diplomas.........................Board of Education Directors 3enediction......................................Juliet Kirk and Dominick Martinez Recessional .......Gretchen Norris Andrea Salazar and Steve Tru"illo __ , C l ~· - �--- --~ �Saying Goodbye to B.H.S �IN CLOSING .... A big thanks and a warm heart to the community of Bayfield. If this year's book should be dedicated to anyone, it should be you. Your support and generosity to me and my family in a time of need made possible a dream for us. After our tragic fire, your response made us a part of Bayfield forever. Thank you for helping us through a tough time. ~:['~ Rick Edwards Advisor A huge thanks to my summer help ... 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PAGE 80-85 FRESHMEN . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 86-91 DEDICATION. . . . . . . . . . PAGE 92-93 Bottom Left: feb Taylor is caugltt focusing on school work. Bottom Right: Tasha Mrasak is giving tlte evil eye that says, "I It ate tltis class." �~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Believe It Or Not, It Happened Top Picture: Kevin Prior knocks the ball out of his opponents reach. Center Picture: Mack Dugger gives Andy Roe a lecture on his clothes as Corinne Wilmer stands back and watches. Far Right: Mr. Moon gets into eating his food. Last Picture: Clayton Wilson and Kandi Morrison relax, as Cannon Ivers waits for the next move . A Goon EDUCATIO CAN YoUR FUTURE • • BURNS NATIONAL BANK - - - - MEMIIUFOJ.C - - - 900 MAIN • DURANGO • J0)/247-5151 �Daniella Dixson, Sonya Sitton, Amanda t.-ujan, and Kenna Ranney are posing for National Geographic. Second Photo: Teara Teller and Melissa Walters go at it. Enid Lasater blows kisses in the wind, but it wasn't a guy that was running the camera. Middle Left: Bobbie Grimes is working er fingers to the bone. Middle Right: hat effect does the schools's food have on Enn Dunavant and Rachel Edwards. ar Lett: What are Nick Andrews and Nicholas Kimball looking at to bring the rins out on their faces. Middle PhOto: hitfley Burrows lS tryinR 10 cQmmuflicat ith Jamie :Salazar telepl!thically as Jessi er kicks back. Far Left: The Grap_hic edia class is takin a break or awhile. Sew Fine Fabrics/ Crafts 800 S. Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 VSM 247-0274 db valle )teet m tal Fax (303) 247-0371 ~~ey welJmg & s~eet metal,inc. 545 turner drive bodo park durango,colorado 81301 don and vickie jetet owners ��J �6 Kara Anderson Baylin Berg Gwen Berg Will Broun Christian Cloudt Kristina Cordova Tasha Cusick Mack Dugger Jason Forsythe �4 ;.. \ . ... ~ ,~. ~ . ' ~. . .- -.,. . . . . ., . /.~ ~ ·~ij~ . ' . Alma Jean Fritz Rayburn Gosney Bobbie Grimes Aaron Hendrix Tad Hetler Brad Hoback Stephnie Homer Derrick Jack Philip Kedrowski 7 �~- • ~-= ~-. ~-. ~ .,_: .....• ~-- ..- ~ •: ..• i;. ..• et: i;. ....:.. et: . •. ~ ....: ~- •..•: .,_. • .r- ...._ ·- .:...: .r: ~... . ~=. tr': ~- •• r.• ~- ~=.• •.=• ..."':.....• -:.• ....~- '!.= ti.: ... • ... .:. • .. • • • • • ·.~ •: ~ et: ·~ •;. •;. ... .... •..: ·-~ ~ w: • • • President- TashoCusick, Vice President- KaroAnderson, ecretary - Bobbie Grimes, Treasure - Corinne Wilnur, Student Council -Robert Walker Sports Heroes Academic Scholars • •• •J • .... : ~- ~- •: ~- ~- ...,: From left to right: Mack Dugger seems to have Bobbie wrapped around his finger. Jason Wilmer give a look of hope for getting out of BHS. Brad Hoback and Heather Haga play London Bridges Falling Down. Dion Phelps and Marshall Hahn dance the Lambaba in the commons area. Philip Kedrow ki wonders what that thing i that someone is pointing at hi face. �Mr. Wolverine Ms. Wolverine 9 �10 Annalise Lasater Ron Linfesty Dylan Longfellow Melissa Lott Jeff Ludwig Jonah Martin Brandi Miller Sir William James Miller Fred Newhall �Scott Peake Ezra Siffert Dion Phelps Andrew Roe Jamie Salazar Gary Scott Martin Snively Mile Suffling 11 �FRIENDS FOR LIFE Friend .... they can be a pain but we can't live without them. While we all have acquaintence , true friend are the one that are alway there, through good and bad. They are the one that tell u the truth even when it hurts, and the one who hare all our fond memories. True friends tand the te t of time. Here's a look at orne of the be t friend hip that ju t may la t forever. �Counterdock.wi.c;e: Rayburn ey admire his work of art from Aero Space. Alma Jean gives friendly advace to an unde man. Gwen Berg and Anna wonder innocently down th Corinne, Andy, Tasba. And gather around for a little g stp. Aaron Hendrix and ayle McCormack pend t1me to ether between classes. Cannoo Iv finds out what being a Freshman is eally all about. Blake Surprenant in amazment, stunned that be is lly a Semor. Kara Anderson and onah Martin know that they wdl a lea t always have each other. �Blake Suprenant Zeb Thatcher Kimberly Wickman Mike Williamson 381 -4 East Golorado Drive P.O. Bo{468 Bayfield, CO 81122 14 Corinne Wilmer Jason Wilmer (303) 884-2160 �' ' _-~ ... ' ~. •"" I~~ ., ----: :,~:-;-- "'""'~"':' 9vfcC[endon, Lyncfi & U'i[mer --Certified Pu6fic 5lccountants-- 247-0171 1948 BODO DRIVE DURANGO, CO 81301 BURNETT CONSTRUCTION PO B OX 2707 25825 HWY 550· 160 CO. 303·247 ·21 7 2 DURANGO COLORADO 81302 The Land Bank... Agriculture's First and Foremost _ _..Lo-.-ng-Term Lender 850 2nd Ave, Durango 259- 1540 The Land Bank Close to the land and the people who work it. 15 �A DAY OF THE LIFE AT BHS!!! Homecoming 1993 was a time that will be remembered by all. The weeks fe tivities included dre -up day , bonflre, and powder-puff football which was scoreless for the second year in a row. Finally, the big game. The Lady Wolverines smashed the Nucla Mustangs in two games. Later that afternoon the football team defeated the Center Vikings. At halftime the king and queen cantidates lined up on the field and waited for the announcement. The tand became quite, and Dan Ford announced, "The queen i .... Corinne Wilmer. " The new queen exclained, "Oh my go h!" Then, "The king is... Robert Walker." Robert turned to the other guy and said incerely, "Sorry guys." The week's festivities and spirit shown by students and teachers made Homecoming 93 a success. From l tor: Tad and Robert join in on the festivities. Judd }enkinsjumpsfor joy as he cheers for the unmatchable }uniorandSeniorteam. TheFreshmen struggle to keep up with the mighty upperclassmen. 6 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 (303) 884-2082 �HOMECOMING 1993 From leftto right: The roaring Homecoming bonfire of'93'. Homecoming king canidates line up for the final announcement. Queen canidates await anxiously to hear who gets the crown. Joey Serrano looks inpatiently, hoping for another touchdown. Freshmen and Sophmore guys display that they actuaUy know what a pyramid is. AN JUAN SERVICES HAMPTON INN 3m ~,n Ave Dur1ngo. CO 81301 (303) W ·8703 II COMFORT INN 2930 ~'" Ave. Our1ngo. CO 81301 (303) 259·5373 (800) 532·7112 110 W. 3rd St. 'co 81301 2971 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-8716 17 �DANCING AND GAMES On A Night Of Remberance From left to right: Luiza Fritz runs for a .first down. The Senior guys run to the finish line, trying for a victory. 11ze Senior team.fights back against the Junior team. Erin Dunavant runs the ball during powderpuff. The BHS cheerleaders suppo11 the Wolverines during the Homecoming victory. Kristina Cordova and Tas1zs Cu ick are all dressed up for the announcemetu ofHomecoming royalty. Morrison Bro's Construction Custom Building, Remodeling, Concrete 5830 County Rd. 523 Greg 884-9823 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 Paul 884-9445 18 Premiere Home Theatre 381-3 P.o. Box 438 Pine River Plaza Bayfield, Colorado 81122 (303) 884-4285 �From left to nght: Deliah Folks cautiously catches a water balloon durzng the festivities. Cody Duran shows off his manlyhood to the whole school. Marshall Hahn takes a snap during the Homecoming game. Tug-awar seems to be a sinch for the Juniors. 11~-e Junior team cross the finish line for another victory. The Homecoming Parade of 93 provided fun for all. Mack Dugger and Fred Newhall switch .from tricycles to motorcycles BAYFIELD GLASS COMf'LfTl CL"~< SF R-.cr ALTO • C0"-\.'-4lRCIAl • Rl ~ ll.>l '11Al DEll " " ' " D'>HIHO 'I ~P ... II< AMC • Ht:liARC • ACI:-Tl'lf !"oof \\i ElOI"'C. 611 East Colorado Drove Bayfield, Colorado 81122 eu~tom 13uilding & Remodeling Harry & Manlyn S haw 884-9230 • after 5 00 259-{)865 19 �BHS 1993 FALL This year's 1993 fall sports season at BHS was "outstanding!", said athletic director Tom Horton, when asked about the fall sports seasons. The Cross Country team set the pace, qualifying five girls for state competition. At state, they placed fifth overall. The boys' team, comprised of freshmen and sophmores, showed promise for up-comming years. Volleyball got off to a rocky start, but finished as coleague champions. 'Three lady Wolverines made the allconfrence team. Football kicked off the season forcefully and kept it going to a record of 8 wins and only 2 losses. Coach Keirns was named Coach of the Year and nine players made all-confrence. Through it all were the cheerleaders, cheering through every exhilarating win and devastating defeat. Clock wise from top: Janah Martin, Jimmy Cundiff, and Dion Phelps pursue a Del Norte Tiger. Marshall drops back to pass. The cheerleaders dance to "You Shook Me All Night Long". Jennifer Forsythe spikes another one dawn . DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE Doctor of Chiropractic Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician 20 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160B Bayfield, Co 81122 P.O. Box 738 (303) 884-2082 �SPORTS DIVIDER Clockwise from near left: Mike crosses country. Macklin tackles. Mindy spikes. Runners nm. Volleyballers volley. Oleerleaders 22-23 Volleyball 24-27 Football 28-31 Cross Country 32-35 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS!!! 21 �SETTING HIGH SIGHTS BHS Cheerleaders The Bayfield High School cheerleaders led theway for the Wolverine teams with their high spirited and uplifting attitudes. They did everything they could to get the crowd up and cheering even if it was with candy or by doing the "Baby Shark" cheer. When the team was dowwn they did their best to pick up the spirit, and get the &ayers in a get going, just do it, winning kind of attitude. s At the begining of the games the cheerleaders al~ys had banners or thing for the team to run through. To get the team spirits uplifted. The smiling faces would be enough to cheer anyone up, but this squad always comtributed more. A lot of hard work and determination was put into this years cheerleading squad. With out them BHS would not be what it is. E N I 0 R s Kara Anderson s s s E N I E N I 0 E N R R 0 R s Tasha Cusick I 0 s Bobbie Grimes s Corinne Wilmer 23 Town Plaza Durango, Colorado Fabrics & Crafts (303) 247-0080 22~------------------------~--------------------------------------_j �Below: Maggie gives support to the Bayfield Wrestling team. Right: Corinne Wilmer tries to arows the crowd at the games. Below: Jennifer Thompson shows her spirt at a football game. c H E E R L E A D E R s Top Row: Tasba Cu ick, Michelle Christiano. Middle Row: Kara Ander on, Maggie lendenning, Shannon Farrell. Bottom Row: Bobbie Grime , Corinne Wilmer, Jennifer Thomp on. lOA Town Plaza Durango, Colorado (303) 385-4494 23 �WHAT YOU GIVE IS Bumping, setting and spiking is not all that made up the Wolverine Volleyball team. It was a group of dedicated girls, who put forth all their energy and effort to be the best they could at every practice and game. Though losing every match in the Ignacio Tournament slowed them down a little, they didn't quit. With thier spirits lifted they were able to defeat several teams and take a second place. The Varsity team had a great season ending with a 8-13 record along with a Co-League Championship that they shared with Dolores. This years JV team was very successful, the girls played well and worked hard together and had a great season, ending with a 4-7 record. The C team started out with a 6 and 0 record but by the end of the season thier spirits began to deteriorate. They ended thier season with a 6-6 record. Overall stretching thier spirit and determination on the court, the ladies gained all they gave. ext pg. Enn Dunavant makes a perft'ct bump to tht' other team. Top: The Var!>ity team watches to see if Royal Da 's rut goes over.Far Right: Kris Morrison sets up the ball for her teamates. Middle: Delilah Folks pikes the ball for a point. Left: AnnaLasater tries to hit the out reach to score. Bottom Right: Kris Morrison gets ready to sptke the ball to score a pomt for the team RED BARN LUMBER DURANGO CO • FARMINGTOI• N .M • PAGOSA SPRINGS CO P.O. BOX 3526 DURANGO CO 81302 PH . 303.259.0340 • FAX 303.247.9273 A DIVISION OF CARROLL VENTURES INC . �••••• WHAT YOU GET. Bayfield Score Listed First Pagosa Nucla Centauri Mancos Ignacio Nucla Dolores Dove Creek Pagosa Dolores Cty. Mancos Districts 5- 1 12- 8 15- 8 15- 2 0-15 8-15 8-15 12-15 5-15 13-15 15- 8 15-12 9-15 8-15 10-15 3-15 1-15 15- 4 8-15 15-12 4-15 15 - 8 19-17 12-15 THE LIGHTING STORE 877 E. 3rd St. Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-3353 �Bumpers Setters and Spikers 2 2 Top to bottom: Asst. Tina Jones, Leigha Natzke, Jenny Forsythe, Katy Blatnick, Kali Beck, Mindy Beal, Coach Bev Hott, Royal DA', Johnna Biggers, Kris Morrison, Kristy Miller, Jessica Macklin, Bridget Beal, Mgr. Ellie Crumbaugh, Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Aaron Hendrix OLD FASHIONED HAMBU ERS. i840 MAIN AVE DURANGO, CO. KARA ANDERSON AARON HENDRIX ANNA LASATER �.. , •. . .~, .,.. . •. ., -~, ··~ , -~- , Top to Bottom: Coach Bev Hott, Asst. Coach Tina Jones, Delilah Folk , Phoebe Percell, Erin Dunavant, Kristy Miller, Mgr. Ellie Crumbaugh, Wendy Miller, JohnnaBiggers, Cheryl Rhyno, Heather Raish, and Jessica Macklin •. ., ... .,, .,, .,,, Top to Bottom: Coach Tina Jones, Kacy Connor, Gerra Clapp, Jamie McMinn, Theresa Zink, Alicia Vance, Julia Minkler, Anglea Natzke, Megan Backer, Dawn Fahrion, Mandy Gosney, Heather Haga, Mandi Martin, Sara Joswick four Corners Wood Products P.O. Box 2424 Durango, Colorado 81302 303/ 247-8777 1-800-345-8119 .~, �The Boys of the Summer Became the Men of the Season Like a blazing rocket, the 1993 football season took off, and just as the beautiful tail began to string out behind it, it ran right into a brick wall. This was, however, the best season that the Wolverines have ever had. There were nine seniors on the varsity team this year. In fact, this year's senior class has won more games(28) than any other class in the history of BHS. Brad Hoback was the leading scorer on the team with 13 touchdowns. Winning their first game, against Farmington, set the Wolverines off to a good start. Their second game, with Pagosa Springs, was a loss which held them back, but not for long. The next seven games were successes. Including beating Ignacio for the fourth straight time, which has never been done before. With a regular season record of 8-1, the mighty Wolverines went into the playoffs where they devistated Del Norte, 19-9. Next, Bayfield was the host of the state quarter finals for the first time. Bayfield held on strong and put up a good fight against Cederedge, but wound up losing 34-12. All in all this was one awesome season and our guys deserve great praise for their extraordinary efforts. 842 Main A venue Durango, Colorado 247-9707 �lriHliB1f A CCJHIHIBWJEJD) Far Uft: ]ami~ allude oncoming D~i Non~r difmekrs. Lift Cmur : Wolvmnes coming togah" now arul always. Bonom Cmt":]«y seriously concmtrlltes. Top Cmur: ]ami~ blocits for BraJ liS th? fly by th~ BobcJUS. Abov~: Smash in~ arul crllShin~ liS th~ Wolv~rin~s crush D~i Norr~. Farmington JV Pagosa Springs 21 Center 6 Sargent 3 DurangoJV 6 Mancos 6 Ignacio 12 Dove Creek 14 Dolores 6 *Playoffs* el Norte 9 Cederedge 34 J-M Constuctors 14 26 21 34 10 21 27 20 19 12 General Contractors 2706 P.o. Box John Macmorine Durango, CO 81302 Telephone (303) 259-3122 President Fax (303) 259-3129 �DA BOYZ Bottom Row: Cody Duran, Jamie Salazar, Joey Serrano, Marshall Hahn, Kevin Prior, Robert Walker, Dion Phelps, Bart Miller, Andy Roe, Pat Morelli, Micah Chamblee, Tom Harrison Middle Row: Carlos Atencio, Eric Labato, Brad Hoback, John Lancett, Janah Martin, Matt Wilson, Daryl Kahlerschmidt, Erin Organian, Ja"ett Cook, Shaw Schulder, Jimmy Cundiff, mgr. Angie Cole Top Row: Coach Larabee, Coach Prior, Evan Suprenant, Josh Homer, Justin Donaldson, Jeff Ludwig, Justin Macklin, Andy Baumgartener, Cody Abernathy, Jason Abernathy, Coach Keirns, Coach Moon. Bottom Row: Curtis Val enda, Jesse Cummins, Kane Vette, Craig Hoback, Ben Ford, Hobby Chapin, Pat Morelli, Cheyenne Garcia Middle Rotv: Tom Harrison, Carlos Atencio, Forest Allen, Reggie Sanchez, Daryl Kohlerschmidt, Austin Hall, Judd Jenkins, Danny Kennedy, Sam Lorenzini, mgr. Angie Cole Top Row: Coach Larabee, Coach Prior, Josh Ludwig, Steve Williams, Justin Donaldson, Dan Hall, Zach Martinez, Cory Baxter, Coach Keirns, Coach Moon. A LIGNM E N T • B R AK ES • S H OCKS & STR UTS • M U F FLE RS !:lA ! TERIE S · ENGIN E AN A LYSIS· A C SE RVICE DURANGO TIRE INC. "COM PLETE. TIRE SERVICE" 67 SUTTLE DURANGO, C OLORADO 81301 /'YEA. GOOD IN DEPENDEN T DEALE R l ~o~ O USflltY Auro H OI I f"AST (N( IU 1f The Bolt Ben 1f 4 ~~.~~..~~~~0 0UIIUoNGO . CO 8130 I Hydraulics �Jarnie Salazar Bill Miller Philip Kedrowski Dion Phelps Andy Roe Robert Walker Brad Hoback Jonah Martin Jeff Ludwig B. PRIOR, J. KEIRNS, M. MOON, D . LARABEE Off 130:)1 :?4 ' .:ooc JGJ• :.< 7 ·s ~ STATE FARM Res INS:.IRA...CE COMPANIES RON J. DOUGHERTY Agent 835 East 2nd Avenue West Bulding Suite 424 PO Box3495 Durango CO 81302·3495 CENTENNIAL SAVINGS BANK F.S.B 11 01 East Second Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 31 �SWIFT FEET SET NEW RECORDS ON COURSE BHS 's Most Successful Season Step by step, mile by an injury. But the rest of the mile the Bayfield cross boys performed well. country team ran towards The girls team qualified glory. From Shiprock to for state and the five girls Pueblo they have trecked the traveling to pueblo were Enid distances to compete in eight Lasater placing 15th with a meets. After giving their time of 20:28, Melissa Lou hardest through deep sand in placing 17th with a time of Shiprock, to the high altitude 20:34, Corinne Wilmer in Centauri, to snowy trails at placing 27th with a time of State in Pueblo, the Bayfield 21:07, Audrey Roe placing cross country team has the 44th with a time of 21:07, and right to boast of an extremely Kandi Morrison placing 60th successful year. with a time of 23:32. They The boys unfortunetly came home with an did not make it to the State outstanding 88 points and a Championships. However, 5th place. Ben Lott ex"'celled by breaking They had great success school records. Sadly, for only their second season. freshman Tylor Young was Good Job! out most of the season with Right: Enid Lasater and Melissa Lott get caught in the husssle of the nmners at the starting line. Above: Runners go to the starting line, on their way to another great finish . P.O.DRAWER H ( 303) 247·5786 DURANGO I COLO.. FAX ( 303 ) 247 .. 2474 81302-2750 CELLULAR ( 303 ) 749·0231 �Far bottom left: Enid Lasater races past her opponent as she sprints tawards the finish line. Bottom left: Kandi Morrison gives her last burst of energy as she approaches the finish line at state compatition.Above: BHS nmners gather fur a group photo. Right above: Audrey Roee is gasping for air as she reaches the end of the race. La Plata Electric Association Inc. OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE SINCE 1939 Congratur- . uttion.s Seniors �Bottom right: Runners take the starting position as they wait for the gun. Below: Melissa Lott stntggles through the rough turain. Right: Nick Kimball Races through an open pashae to the finish line. Far right: Corinne Wilmer workers her hardest to finish the race. Right: Mike Greer cannot seem to see through his hair. BUILDmG SPECIALTIES STORE, INC. 34 (303} 247-8487 270 EAST 8TH AVENUE DURANGO, CO 81301 VVATS (800}677~487 FAX (303) 259-6047 �c c 0 R 0 u N T R s s y Top-to Bottom: Kandi Morrison, Audrey Roe, Shane Bassett, Ben Lott, Nicholas Kimball, Mike Greer, Rachel Edwards, Melissa Lott, Corinne Wilmer, Enid Lasater, Erin Black, Jessica Holmes, Paige Ranney, Jodv Rustman, Coach Kimball s s E E N I 0 R N I 0 R s s McKNIGHT'S "Cross country was great this year because the team really stuck together. All ofus made friendswithpeoplefrom other schools and practices were non-stop laughing experiences." Melissa Lott "A team can accoplish a lot when everyone works together to achieve a goal, along witlr a great coaclr." Corinne Wilmer -J~ad~~~~ - DIAMONDS . W AT 'l-iE -. FINF jEWELRY SKI AND SPORTS SPE 'IALI TS BOR GRIFFITH 820 Main Avenue. Durango, Colorado 81301 . 303 24 7-0343 OWNER 35 �""'a> . V W ~o .-~ ·~ u I:. I:j· • .. n• "'",. / Brother Richard fired them up, the volleyball team fired them out, the crosscountry team burned them up, and the football team blew them away. The 1993 fall sports season was another outrageous year for the Bayfield Wolverines. The volleyball team did an excellent job as they stormed their way through the season and became the league Co-champions. The cross-country team did fabulous for only their second year. Not only did they get third at regionals, but had five state qualifiers on the girls tea~ . They ended the season with fifth place at state. The football team did very well this year. Contributing to this success were more players than ever, and a bigger coaching staff. They were undefeated League Champions, and were State Quarterfinalists. : I' E:_, V-."' &- I .-~·.:. ;·'; 0(.. •.· :T·:= JT:· A· B·,; f.!.l ~ G--=--· . ·- •,•';;<} ..J ,. .1 .,;''""'' "· H.; , N) •p; " • . · <••• • > • ••'•'•'• • Cmmtercloclcwise: Joey Serrano returns a punt during the playoffgame. Anna Lasater slams the ball over the net for another point. Audrey Roe crosses the finish line for another step towards state. The Varsity volleyballers regroup after a1wther awsame save. �Counterclockwise: The Wolverine defensive line sets up to crash threw the. line. Marshall Hahn yells out the signals to the offense. Kristy Miller nails the ball over the net. Melissa Lott and Enid Lasater sprint to the finish line. Wolverine cheerleaders get the crcnvd pumped up for the games. " DATMURPHY r~ ..... 'J OTORS 802 East 2nd • Ponlla<; • • BUick 247-5043 Durango, Colorado Cadallac • GMC TruLL< • • Jeep 81301 • E.og)., �BELIEVING AND ACHIEVING! Who cares about academics? How many students actually think about what they are learning every day in high school? Most students are here to have fun with their friends or use up time. There are, of course, many students who try to learn and excel. They are the people who will control the world in the future. Their less motivated peers, however, do not see it that way .. So, what do you think? What do academics mean to the students at BHS? FBLA FHA/STAND 40-41 42-43 Student CounciV Knowledge Bowl 44-45 Band/Choir/Drama 46-47 NewspaperN earbook 48-49 Academics/Classes 50-51 Clockwise: Leigha Natzke and Royale Da aren't the only ones that are wondering haw Pat's car got into that ditch. Cayle McConnick turns around to see who his disturbing his consontration. Jamie and Dian sit quietly in the hallway between classes. Jenny Wilmer tries to study in the library. Audrey Roe cannot figure out haw to wark the machine in front of her. The Groceru Store t Bayfietd• l>ine River Shopping Center 884-Y;,2J �Clockwise: Daryl and Shilne try to compare answers on their homwork assignment. Pat Morelli kicks back in the library. Jeff McClure is wondering ·who is disturbing his quiet work time. Angela Natzke is another devoted freshman here at BHS. Gwen and Aaron try to get on Mr. Cranns good side. Evan Surprenant can 't believe he has to go back into thilt classroom. Cody Duran catches up on some reading in Mr. Marty 's class. McCLURE AUDITING MEDICAL AND NUR E AUDITOR Phone: 563-9284 3221 H wy. 151 Ignacio, CO 1137 JACKIE MCCLURE �FUTURE BUSINESS Big Businesss in FBLA FB LA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. This year it has been filled with goals and expectations from the students. Robert Walker describes it this way, "FBLA is an awesome and academically challenging experience!" This year there were fourty-five members of FBLA. "Our group keeps growing and growing and the students keep working harder and harder. It is a pleasure to wok with the BHS FBLA members!", says Denise Haga, club sponsor. While students learn about the business world they are also learning how to compete and meet deadlines. FBLA members are taught valuable skills that will help them throughout the rest of their lives. That's a reassuring note to any parent or student. If ther were ever a club to join it would probably be this one because you get to learn a lot while you have fun! Top Row: Tasha Cusick, Kali Beck, Jonah Martin, Daryl Kohlerschmidt, Audrey Roe, Kandi Morrison, Jessica Macklin, Jason Wilmer, Ryan Cusick, Craig Hoback, Harley Jack. 2nd Row:DeniseHaga, Bev Hott, Dion Phelps, Brand Deming, Carl Holmes, Belt Ford, Rico Prianto, Luiza Fritz, Teara Teller, Cody Duran, Eric Lobato, Leigha Natzke, Royale Da, Jenny Rustman, Will Broun, Rachel Edwards. 3rd Row: Phillip Kedrowski, Melissa Lott, Jarrett Cook, Kristy Miller, Enid Lasater, Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Theresa Zink, Heather Hag a, Robert Walker, Cheryl Rhyno, Jennifer Forsythe, Wendy Miller. Bottom Row: Je~~~~ifer Murphy, Julia Minkler, Brad Hoback, Andy Roe, Melissa Longfellow, Heather Raish, Dawn Fahrion, Megan Backer. ------- - - - --- ---=--=~~ -==-== ==_ AND PRINTING COMPANY 40 950 E. 2nd Ave .• Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247-5212 �LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA OFFICERS President - Anna Lasater Vice Pres.- Robert Walker Secretary - Rachel Edwards Treasurer- Julia Minkler Parliamentarian- Wendy Miller Student Council Rep.- Luiza Fritz ~ONSTRUCTION Reliable ~ Trustworthy RICK PHELPS T~E"-.,. P'1ELPS 884-4356 884-0280 1293 NORTH OAK • BAYFIELD CO 81122 41 �Future Homemakers Of America :;:~;: ;;:::·~~:: ~thi·.{: tTop to Bottom: Mack Dugger, Ta. ha Cu 1ck, Dion Phelps. Kacy Conner, Audrey Roe, Kandi Morrison, Alma Jean Fntz, Kim jwickman, Angela Natzke, Kerrie Lorenzini, Sonya Sitton, Mandi Martin, Bridget Beal, Zac Martinez, Jonah Martin, Corrine Wilmer. Enn Dunavant, Chelsea Lyall, Julia Minkler, Mrs. Blatnick (advisor), Royale Da', Curtis Yelincia, Ryan Hunt, Josh IJ.Iomer. Evan Surprenant, Andy Roe, Rohert Walker, Brad Ilohack, Mindy Beal, Makesha Ludwig, Katy Blatnick, Bohhi Grimes, Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Jenny Rustman, Mandi Hamilton, and Denise Mansell FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America. FHA has a lot of goals and expectations to accomplish this year. Katy Blatnick has done a lot to help. She is the new State Represtative, for FHA. She has taken Melanie Broun's place. Katy has a lot of new ideas. Mrs. Blatnick has helped the students out a bunch. "I hope that the BHS FHAers gain worthwhile experiencesto help the be the best ever family and community leaders, " says Mrs. Blatnick advisor for FHA. 666 Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 THE DINE fHA's .main toeusls- th0 family. IN RESTAURANT �Students Taking A New Direction Left to Right Advisor Mrs. Milner,. Kimber Thompson, Tasha Cusick, Kandi Morrison, Audrey Roox &m Lott; Chelsea Lyal11 Rachel Edwards,. Jenny Rustma~ Maleah .Farnam, Jennife:r, Mc,Clure Melissa Lott, and Rachel Crossman PO. Box 2099 Durango, CO Students Taking A New Direction ( S. T. A. . D.) has goals and expectations to fulfill. S. T. A. . D. has a new advisor this year. The advisor is Mrs. Milner. She has been at Bayfield High School for the past two years and is doing an excellent job teaching the students inS. T. A. . D. Melissa Lott has a lot of good ideas to share with the S. T. A. N. D. members. She worked very hard to become the President of S. T. A. . D. #1 In Hardware 303-247-0660 DURANGO " Work Hard Play Hard Shop Easy" S.T..A.N.D. giv~s m.e a ,., upport g~p t~ tlXJJI'~ my opjnioo ~n certain issues. �This years student council led the way for BHS. Showing great spirit, the student councilwas involved in almost all school activities, helping out whenever possible. Student council members displayed dedication and loyalty to Bayfield High School, and stressed, to all BHS students, the importance of getting a good education. The student council put forth a great effort to keep Ba yfields hopes high, andthis effort defina tel y pa yed off! Back row L toR: Jessica Macklin, Marshall Hahn, Wendy Miller, jeb Taylor, Kandi Morrison, Tasha Cusick, Enid Lasater, Daryl Kohlerschmidt Middle row L to R: Mrs Merica), Mike Greer, Cheryl Rhyno, Philp Kedrowski, Robert Walker, Audrey Roe, Kali Beck, Kacy Conner Bottom row L toR: Angela Natzke, Rachel Edwards, Shane Bassett, Andy Roe, Melissa Lott, Jennifer McClure, Anna Lasater, Kara Anderson GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '94' 44 PINE RIVER VALLEY BANK 455 E COLORADO DR. BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 PHONE (303)884-9583 �Top row left to right; Jeff Ludwig, Matt Trobaugh, Balin Berg, Rayburn Gosney, Scott Peake, Matt Kugle, Judd Jenkins, Fred Newhall. Matt Dugger. Front row; Jonah Martin, Tadd Hetler, Andy Rowe, Phillip Kedrowski, Christian Cloudt, Matt Wilson. Front; Robert Mann, sponsor Back row L toR: Mike Greer, Daryl Kohler chmidt, Melissa Lott, Ron Linfesty, Je e Cummins, Shane Bassett, Ben Lott Front row L toR: Rachale Edwards, Jeb Taylor, Miles Suffling, Audrey Roe, Jenny Rustmann, Erin Dunavent lLEY\{IS TRUE VAlLUE MEJREANTilLE PHONE 271 N MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE (303)884-9502 BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 The hardware store of the contury Congradulations to the class of '94' 45 �BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ofBHS Applause filled the gymnasi urn when the curtain fell. 'The Beverly Hillbillies', a play put on by The Bayfield HighSchool Drama Club, was definetly a crowd pleaser. Andy Roe played Jed Clampet, Mike Greer played Jethro, Kara Anderson as Ellie May, and Audrey Roe was granny. The play was a success. It was an exciting mixture of quick witted mischief, down home humor, and good dean family fun! All of there actors and actresses have the kind of charisma and talent that can take them far. Back row: feb Taylor, ick Klmball, Tylor Young, Kal! Beck, Mrke Greer, Miles Sufflmg, Jessica Mack/111, Mandy Martm, Sara Troubah, Ellie Crumbah, Ben Loti Middle row: Comne Wilmer, Alma Jean Fritz, Rachel Edwards, Andy Roe, Kara Anderson, Jonah Mart111, Jenny Rustmamr, Audrey Roe Front row: Jenn McClure, Makeslra Ludwig, Cannon Ivers, Mrs. Kimball, Brad Hoback, Tasha Cusick Photography by Sabian PHONE: (:JO:J) 24 7 - I 202 6 988 MRIN RLIENUE FILL IN6 'lOUR OURRN60, COLDRROD 81502 PHOT06RRPHIC NEEDS �Gosneys & Sons Construction 357 N Mountain View Dr. Bayfield,CO 81122 Phone 884-9533 "We make the land useable and beautiful" 47 �48 ��\11 0 STEPPIN' UP AT BHS New classes mean new directions at Bayfield High. While aerobics directs its students to down a path of life-long fitness, aerospace sends you soaring to a new tomarrow. Aerospace, taught by Mr. Robert Mann, has done everything from launching rockets, to flying airplanes at Animas airpark. Aerobics, taught by Mrs. Beckler has gone from"Buns of Steel" to riding bikes and rollerblading. Some of the harder classes at B.H. S. are Calculas, College Prep English, and Physics. Taught by some of the hardest and best teachers at Bayfield. There are also more relaxed classes, these classes give the students time to take a break from the stress of more demanding courses. We are in are in our fourth year on the split schedule, this gives the students more time to focus on these classes. Which the results are better grades and a better learning experience. Clockwise: Royale Da' works hard in Mr. Edwards class. Aaron Hendrix tries to complete another assignment. Mrs. Jones demonstrates the use of electricity. Erin Anglin looks stunned about all her work. Andy and Fred light a rocket from Aero Space. �Clockwise: Bobbie Grimes finrshes an assignment before class. Bart Miller can't figure out ·what he is suposed to do. Mrs . Cashio helps her fellow students. The weights class does a little floor exercises. Mr Prior takes over Mrs. Becklers Aerobics class. ""' '\. "' ""' ~t.:\\l)IISirAlfp~ ~~ Sporting Goods ~~ established 1928 Durango's Oldest Sporting Goods Store VI ~ OFFICE OUTFITTERS INC. 7 "Everything for the office environment" 1129 Main Avenue 2012 Hutton Road Durango, CO 81301 Farmingtion NM . 87401 247-1828 Fax No. (303)247-5670 505-325-2328 �52 ��THE YOUNG GUNS OF BHS Youth Movement Energizes the WWF ot a Senior to be found. Looking around you can spot a couple of Sophmores, two or three Juniors, and a dozen Freshmen, but no Seniors. o this is not a gathering of underclassmen, this is a wrestling practice. The youth movement has begun in the Wolverine Wrestling Federation as the team braces for a step up to 3A classification. 22 wrestlers hit the mat at various times, but not one Senior. Many coaches would bemoan the fact, but Coach Edwards viewed the prospect with enthusiasm. "We are the youngest team around. Everyone will be back next year and with 12 Freshmen we will be a force to be dealt with." said an obviously pleased Coach Edwards. As young as they were, the Wolverines were still very competitive. Although it was tough to win a dual because of the lack of upper weights, they stacked up well against other teams. With as many as eight freshmen wrestling varsity at one time the WWF still complied a respectable 146-126 team record. State Champion at 119 lbs. Marshall Hahn led the pack. His overtime victory over Richie Cal don of Sanford in the state finals, ended the season for the Wolverines on an extremaly persuasive vote. Marshall was the only freshman to win a title at any weight class in the state. Ryan Hunt capped off a great year with a 5th place state finish. Sophmore, Cody Duran, switched from Basketball to Wrestling and was regional champion at 125. Cody won several matches at state and came so close to placing. Sophmore, Clayton Wilson, (130), and Junior, Micha Chamblee, (140) also made the trip to state. Junior, Ryan Powell, (145), Sophmore, Josh Homer, (171), Freshman, Steve Wiliams, (150), Olan Morrison, (152), Jesse Cummins, (135), and Judd Jenkins, (130) made up the varsity, while Dusty Mars, Miguel Gomez, Jeremy Sours, and Kane Vette contributed to J.V. The overall prospects of the team looks great as they move up to a new class, but the move won't slow them down. McCormick Construction Doug McCormick (303)884-9847 Congradulations Class of '94' 18802 County Road 501 Bayfield, CO 81122 �Top left; Freshman Marshall Hahn applies pressure to a hold on his way to a team high 15 pins. Above; Sophmore Cody Duran stalks his Dolores opponent at the Ignacio Tournament. Far left; Junior Ryan Hunt works for a pin at state on his way to fifth place. Left; Junior Micah Chamblee sprawls and blocks his Soroco opponent. Bayfield Auto Body Donald W Smith (303)884-9007 Collision Repairs Good Luck Seniors!!! 6115 County Road 516 Bayfield, CO 81122 �WOLVERINE WRESTLING Back row Left to Right: Coach Edwards, Judd Jenkins, Micha Chamblee, Steve Williams, Jesse Cummins, Josh Homer, Ryan Pcrwell, Olan Morrison, Clayton Wilson, Sam Lorenzine, Coach Hahn, Coach Seitz Front row Left to Right: Kane Vette, Marshall Hahn, Migual Gomez, Aaron Hamilton, Dusty Mars, Ryan Hunt, Cody Duran, Jeremy sours At right in sequence; Clayton Wilson stuggles to regain control and ...does. Pine River Ranch Bob Dulin 2405 County Road 501 Bayfield, CO 81122 303 84-2566 �Top; Ryan Hunt emerges victorious in his medal match capping a 25-7 season. Top Right; Freshman Clayton Wilson fights to defeat his foe. Above; Cody Duran scores a near fall in one of his victories at state. Left; Ryan Hunt controls the tempo of the match. Humane Society Thrift Store TARGET RENTALS " The Best For Less" 1111 Camino del Rio Clean Quality Merchandise Durango, CO 81301 Benefiting Our Anirnal Friends Across From the Town Plaza (303)385-4322 Durango Colorado, Phone: 247-0161 Open Man- Sat 8-5 1205 Camino del Rio 57 �Tied 18 to 18 at half-time. The Lady Wolverines carne back in the second half to win the game 45 to 37 against the Mancos Bluejays. This broke their nine-game losing streak. This was a happy day for the Lady Wolverines. The Lady Wolverines had two players foul out, Royale Da', and Kris Morrison, but that did not discourage them from winning the game. The two lead scorers for that game were Kali Beck with 20 points , and Luiza Fritz with 8 points. There were many tears shed after the game. They dreamed of this day and celebration victory. It did not matter if they lost another game after winning this one. They had the desire to win this game, and they did. This year the varsity team is made up of three seniors, six juniors, one sophomore, and two freshmen. The Lady Wolverines have not had a good season. They have only won 4 games. They have played extremely well for only winning 4 games. The Lady Wolverines had it in their heart that they were going to play in Districts. That dream was shattered. The Lady Wolverines lost by 9 points. They were very disappointed, but they go to the boys's game to cheer them on to victory. ··.A.. ,.,. A ~· ~::::~ -:~ R : : : : · a :·: :-: :1Jt :T: ;: :,:~ . :: ..... •.•.• ,·:··· ':: . : :·: ·:;::·:·::~: :;: Top to Bottom: Kris Morrison, Asst. Coach Tina Jones, Anna Lasater, Aaron Hedrix, Royal~ Da', Kristina Cordov Head Coach Mick McOermont, Luiza Fritz, Kali Bee~ Katy Blatnick, Jennifer Forsythe, Enn Dunavant, Jess Macklin, and Kristy Miller �Top Pictures: Kali Beck i. trying to fmd someone to throw the ball to. Royale Da' . hoots for two. Us Opp. Ignacio 36 74 Duran~JV 51 55 42 47 32 49 32 45 41 43 42 67 Monte i ta Sargent Farmington JV Dove Creek Mancos Pago a 34 3 Ignacio 35 Dolores 39 Navajo Prep 39 ucla 47 Pagosa 26 Dolores 25 Manco 45 Nucla 27 Overall Record 4-13 Preferred Properties 104 E. Mill St. P.O. Box 24 Bayfield, CO 81122 Bus. 303/884-9566 Res. 303/ 4-9223 fax. 303/ 884-0438 64 71 80 55 61 70 37 36 Abernathy's Care Home P.O. Box 162 Bayfield, CO 81122 303 - 884 - 2233 59 �Kri Morrison bit the du t. Delilah Folk hoots. Kris M. brings the ball down. Kristy Miller drives the ball. Royale Da' hoot for two points. Mark F. Ugai, D.D.S. " We Cater to Cowards " 247-4848 835 Second Ave., Suite 270, Durango, CO Homestead Restaurant 695 BuckHwy Bayfield, CO 81122 884-9055 �Left to Right: Asst. Coach Tina Jones, Head Coach Mick McDermont, Delilah Folks, Phoebe Percell, Kandi Morrison, Kelly Steinbacher, Thersea Zink, Angela Natzke, Enid Lasater, and KacyConner eft to Right: Asst. CoachTina Jones, Kelly Steinbacher,Thersea Zink, Head Coach Mick cDermont, Angela Natzke, Mandy Gosney, J ohnna Biggers, Meleah Farmnam, and Renae' Neil �There is thirty econds left in the game, and Bayfield is up by 5 point against Ignacio. The buzzer goes of~ and the Bayfield Wolverines win the game 50 to 45 because they blinded their opponents with their bright fluorescent bandaids. o one in the history of high school ba ketball has ever played with band-aids on his face, arm, or leg. This is the new trend for the 1994 Wolverine boys basketball team. They wear them anywhere and everywhere that they find to place them. A for Dion Phelps, well, he wears them on the back of hi basketball shoes. Robert Walker wears one on his forehead, o if anyone asks what happened, he'll probably ay that Brad Hoback took him out during the game. The team ays that the band-aids bring them good luck; so far, they are right. This year the varsity team is made up of eight seniors, one junior, and two freshmen. They have come far to achieve their dreams. The Wolverines played Dove Creek for the first game at Districts. They stomped Dove Creek 73 to 35. They played Mancos for the second game. The Wolverines were up by one at half -time. The score was 33 to 32. The Wolverines and the Bluejays were tied 51 to 51, then Dion Phelp was fouled by Ben Ellis. It would have been Ellis's fifth foul, but his friend (Joey Bled oe) took the foul for him. They lost the game by 7 points. The Wolverines had the championship was pull out right out from under them. The refs were not fair at all. The final score was 59 to 52. Their off to Palisade for Regionals. They played West Grand and they played a good game. The Wolverines came back in the third quarter to take the lead 43 to 42. They had three players foul out in the fourth quarter. They lost by 6 points. The final score was 66 to 72. The JV and the C team played a good season the year. They both had their ups and downs. Overall the season went by fast. The JV's overall record was -4. The C teams overall was 11-3. Left to Right: Asst. Coach Rich Hillyard, Brad Hoback, Jamie Salazar, Blake Surprenant, Dion Phelps, Robert Walker, Tad Hetler, Jason For~ythe, Jonah Martin, Joey Serrano, Kevin Prior, Ben Ford, Head Coach Butch Prior, and Manager Jeb Taylor �Monticello 46 Sargent 61 Pagosa 34 Page Az. 37 Westwood Az. 39 Monument Az. 41 • Mancos 60 Pagosa 41 • Ignacio 50 • Dolores 75 Navajo Prep 44 • Dove Creek 75 • Nucla 70 Pagosa 52 Dolores 79 Mancos 37 Nucla 80 Ignacio 52 Dove Creek 73 Mancos 52 West Grand 66 Overall Record 11-11 78 50 47 69 77 58 46 60 45 44 42 36 43 59 23 45 36 57 35 59 72 �Brad Hoback hoots for two. Dion Phelps slam it at Distrists. Brad oback bring the ball down court. lake Surprenant puts it up. Tom Harrbon hoots, & mis es. Dion Phelp · hoot and cores. Robert Walker puts it up for two. Blake Surprenant shoots while being almo t mashed. �to Right: Asst. Coach Ri d, Ben en ott, an Cusick, Tom Harrison, acklin, Jason Abernathy, Cody Abernathy, Bart Miller, Zac Martinez, Cory Baxter, Head ach Butch Prior and Man bT Left to Right: Asst. Coach Rich Hillyard, Hobby Chapin, Ben Lott, Nichlas Kimball, Ryan Cusick, John Lancett, Reggie Sanchez, Mike Smithawick, Tom Harrison, BJ Monger, Jimmy ���DO YOU BELIEVE THESE PEOPL E These are faces only their mothers can love. When you look at the unique students at BHS, you see that they cannot be compared to any other group of people. They set their own standards and set their sights high. The students at Bayfield High can never be matched. They are in a class of their own. No other small school has such a mix of personalities. BHS has goofballs all over, some bookworms, and even a few dead heads. This school has them all. No, they cannot be duplicated. These students stand alone. Clockwise: Justin Macklin tries to hold up the wall. Joey Serrano takes a break between classes. Forrest Allen works hard to finish his homework. Whitney kicks back in Mr. Kerins class. Erin Dunavant gathers her books to go home. Bucky Taylor looks shocked as he opens his devistating locker. The Student Center 68 at �70-71 Faculty 72-73 Staff 74-79 Juniors Sophomores 80-85 86-91 Freshman 92-93 Dedication Clockwise: Cheryl gets help from Mrs. Haga. Mindy Beal tries to pay attention in Mrs. Casias class. Cody Abernathy does some research in the library. Mrs Blatnick class is hard at work. Royale, Cheryl, and Micha study the evatation of balance. McDonalds Going to McDonald's is almost as TTWch a part of sclwol as going to class. You •..,e mode u.s the place to meet, to tnlk, to have a good time, to celebrate your 'l'ictories and help forget defeats. You''l'e mode McDonald's more than just another place to eat. 9 �A SIGHT TO SEE And Much, Much More BHS Faculty, HMMM. .. this small phrase, I'm sure brings many things to mind but we'll just stick towhatis allowed.The faculty at BHS is growing more and more each year. This year there were a few new additions to the team. Alice Bauman helped Mrs Merica! out with a few of her English classes. Unfortunately she was only a student teacher so her stay was not too long. Alice's unique style of teaching made her students have fun while they learned, and not many teachers provide this combination! Beverly Hott teamed up with Mrs. Haga and together they taught the majority of the computer classes offered at BHS. Althought Mr. Dugger was no linger a part of BHS, his abscence was made up for by the new science teacher, Tina Jones.So we've displayed this unique arrangement of teachers from Bayfield High School, and hopefully, they're here to stay!! Mrs. Blatnick wanders the halls just looking for trouble. BHSFACULTY Bauman, Alice Beckler, Peggy Blatnick, Carol Bru b, Gerald Casbio, There. a Edwards, Richard Haga, Den~e Hott, Beverly Jone , Tina Keirn , Jon 1FOlMI STANGIEJR & CO o REALTORS 1845 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 1301 OFFICE: 247-0211 0 Connie Chamberlain Sales A ociate Fax 259-4419 HOME: 259-2106 DURANGO MUSIC COMPANY - - - - 802 Main Avenue - - - Durango, Colorado Phone; 247-3131 �Mr. Prior shaws that he can fit right in with the kids at BHS. Above: Mrs Drake works hard as the secretary of BHS. Right above: Mrs Cashio helps a student in need. Left: Coach Kerins and Coach Prior are two of the main reasons of successs here in Bayfield. Kimball, Vernon Kimball, Sharon Larabee, Dan Mann, Robert Marty, Ed ~~fj"'{H£.(~ Photograpic Studio ;c tnllll• "t. H V'l Ask about our Senior Portraits 643 1/2. Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 Phone: (303)247-8626 Sherwin-\\Ijllians R~N~V:J.~ Conrpany W~~ 3000 Main Avenue aint, Wallcovering, Floorcovering Durango, Colorado 81301 (303)247-4800 �BOARD OF EDUCATION Clockwise: The teachers join in 011 all the activities, trying to compete with the students. Mrs. Haga smiles at the camera. Mrs Drake is one of the happiests faces around. Mr . Marty believes teaching should be in a relaxed form. BHSFACULTY Mericle, Sandra Milner, Diane Moon, Marty Prior, Forest Roggero, Michael 2850 NO. Main Street Durango, Colorado 81301 ~ Pancake Houser- :· Restaurant!· Congradulations Seniors !!! 1iltfERICA lS S 0 UTIIlVES T - - FURNITURE Custom Furniture Southwest & Trasitional Design Factory Showroom Congradulations Seniors!!! Robin Pilar Haner 1150 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303)247-3701 �Mr. Ed takes a break to soak up some sun. Brad and Robert try their hardest to agravate Mrs. Conner. ADMINISTRATION & STAFF Brown, Tommy Superintendant Coffee, Benny Conner, Ginger Librarian Curran, Jack Principal Drake, Vicki Princ.'s Seer. Evans, Fran Fritz, Nancy Kitchen Horton, Tom Silva, Marsha Ass't. Bk.Keeper 842 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado Phone: 247-9707 Good Luck Class of '94 ' GABALDON 1.\fOTORS - - Mazda - Suzuki - Mitsubishi - 4004 E Main Farmington, NM Phone: (505) 327-3391 �Juniors: Lost In Space Everyone wants to be an upperclassman and the junior class has finally made it. The constant thought in their minds is: only one more year and we are gone! The junior class consists of cowboys, weirdos, jocks, and a lot of semi-normal people too. All of which have bright and original personalities. They have come a long way in the past eleven years. They have all finally gotten cars (although a lot of them have various scrapes and dents). Bucky Taylor's advice to all juniors, "A vehicle has tires that should remain on the ground not in the air.n The junior class is famous for their crazy abilit} to have fun. According to Tasha Mrasak, going to Bayfield High School has been "a new and unusual experience because it is so small." The junior class has been through alot, but have remained a close group of friends who will, no doubt, succeed in life. Evan Suprenant knows the Junior class is number 1!! Abernathy, Cody Anderson, Michael Deal, Mindy Beck, Kali Blatnick, Katy Burrows, Whitney Chamblee, Micah Cook, Jarrett Crossman, Rachel Da, Royale �Dyer, }essie Forsythe, Jennifer Fritz, Luiza Gomez, Nita Holmes, Carl Hunt, Ryan Hunter, }odie Jack, }ames Kremer, Doug Larimore, Richard CLASS OF Left: Elizabeth Merrill and Jennifer Forsythe 3how their great sen~e of humor. Kavin McCormick wonder · if it was a wi e choice to move to the little town of Bayfield. �Above: Tasha Mrasak i happy to be in Bayfield . Right: Jennifer Murphy and Metis ·a Longfellow-the be t of tnends. LongfeUow, Amy Longfellow, Melissa Lorenzini, Kerrie Ludwig, Makesha Lyda, joe Macklin, Justin Mansell, Denise McClure, Jeff McCormick, Cayle Merrill, Elizabeth 303-884-9601 Outdoor Equipment Gunsmithing- Machine Shop BAYFIELD TRADERS Duke & James Schirard 303-884-4187 76 P.O. Box 193 - 95 W . Mill St. Bayfield, CO 81122 �MiUer, Wendy Morell~ Patrick Morrison, Kristina Mrasak, Tasha Murphy, Jennifer Murphy, uzanne Natzke, Leigha Neil, Christina Peppers, Rochelle Powell, Ryan Top left: All Je sie Dyer wanted for Chri tma wa · her front tooth. Left: The B.D.A. proudly &tand together. Top: Ju tin Macklin know he' too sexy for thb chool. Ignacio Shur Value P.O. Box 337 Ignacio, CO 81137 �Above: Joey Seranno remembers days long gone when life was simple. Middle: Cody Abernathy steals a glance at the woman of his dreams. Far Right: Katy Blatnick fantasizing about "PAUL". Rhyno, Cheryl Roe, Audrey Rush, Patricia Sanchez, Steve Schulder, haw Serrano, joey Surprenant, Evan Taylor, Bucky Teller, Teara Walters, Melissa Wilmer, Corbin Wilmer, Jennifer Wilson, Matt Moun itcauln 1rraili§ linn Chicago Style Pizza and Hot Dogs ------------------------------------------------------------------ ----76 �Left: Steve Sanchez shyly grins. Far left: Ryan Powell stares in amazement at the camera.Middle left: Bucky Taylor ...Kristina Morrison has an earful while Cheryl Rhyno dreams of a happy place. Bottom left: Melissa Walters shows her school spirit by dressing up at Halloween. L-----~ JliNIOR LEADE~S._ I CLASS OFFICERS Cheryl Rhyno: President Wendy Miller: Vice President Audrey Roe: Secretary KaliBeck: Treasurer 399 Mountain View Drive Bayfield, CO 81122 Motel: 884-2780 Cafe: 884-9368 79 �A LEGACY OF THEIR OWN Sophomores Unprecedented in 1993 Unprecedented is one word of school. This includes FBLA, that has been used to described the FHA, STAND, Drama, Band, From Left to Rtght: Jenca Cook and Sophomore Class. Wbat does it Knowledge Bowl, and sports. All Mtchelle Chnstano studv Izard for tlze mean? Webster has defined it as these things have helped this class upcommg test. Rvan Custck slw. . . ·s ;ust unique. This class is certainly that. through the year and has brought how well he like Cortez. Peters. Jonathan Blacksten takes a break in Mrs. Hagas' Wbat makes it unprecedented is drastic change not only physically class. thewidevarietyofthepersonalities but mentally as well. Many of formed in the class. They have them are finding that is not what it partiers, athletes, actors, comedi- used to be. They have, however, ans, scholars, leaders, and those made many new friends both unthatjustcannot be classified. With der and upperclassmen. This such a wide variety of personali- makes struggling through the year ties, you get a very ambitious goup. a little easier. This class is one of Sometimes they do get a little to the best. Their successfulness has ambitous. This group has a very made them stand out in all aspects. unique outlook on life. Matt Boy, the world better watch out Trobaugh said, "Life is just one big because the class of '96' is just game." Do we wish it was. This beginningtocreatealegacyoftheir class is learning that it is a lot of own. hard work throughout every aspect * lAJHESSI'ON (AOCO SOUTHWEST {.js;!J STIHL.:. INC. NEW ' ZI!!TCR IDEA 39927 Hwy. 160 - Gem Village - Bayfield, Colo. 81122 - (303} 884-4101 80 �lawn Abernathv Forrest Allen Enn Anglm Mmdy Arnold Carlos Atencw No Photo Available Shane Bassett Andv Baumgardner ' Cory Bcuter Johnna Biggers Jonathan Blacksten Jenca Cook MIChelle Clm'itwno Ryan Cusick Damella Dl).on Erin Dunavant Left to Right: Josh Fats shows off Ius fact after a fight wah an upperclassman. Erm Dunavant is one of a kind at the Halloween contest. lDl3 /(/QX FM STEREO The Voice of the Colorado Rockies �Left ro R!(?IU: Jolmna B1ggers tells Freshman Justm Goodwin," Touch me you die!/" Erin Anglins impression of a Freshman. Cody Duran Rachel Ed~..·ards Josh Fitts Delilah Folks Danny Fritz No Photo .A.vailable Mike Greer Austin Hall Dan Hall Mandi Hamzlton Tom Harrison Josh Homer Caleb Huthmacher Daryl Kolzlerscmidt Dason Kremer Eric Lobato CLENDENNING CONSTURUCTION Gustav~'s Upholstry Quality Carpentry Auto - Fumrlure - Boat - Commercial Lloyd Clendenning pwner 8 (303) 884-9768 P.O. 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Rachel Edwards hard at ~"'·ork to finish her layout before the deadline. Heather Raish Kenna Ranney Becky Rodrick Catenna Rule Sonya Sitton Shannon Farrell Cindy nively Brent Spratlen Tiffany Teller Jennifer Thompson Andy's Photography Rufe's Paint Store Pam Taylor Mike Romero 1323 East Second A venue purango, CO 81301 8 (303) 247 - 5660 38 Town Plilza Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247 - 5267 �Matt Trobaugh Curtzs Valencza Alzcza Vance Ra_v Vasquez Domznzc Wesley Clochvise from the top: Mzchelle 1S takzng a break to pose for the camera. Tiffan_v Teller IS tlzroughl_v exhausted after a day at BHS. Jason Abernathv stares at the camera and can 't quae figure out whv they are taking his p1cture. Below: Kenna Ranney is a perfect exarnple of having a umque outlook on life. Deli • Bakery • Salad Bar Floral Shoppe • Video Rentals Film Processing 2 LOCATIONS IN DURANGO #6 Town Plaza Shopping Center 3130 Main A venue as �OUT TO GETCHA! Freshman 1994 Countdown, Freshmen! Only three more years and were outta here. This ever unique class has so much to offer the real world once we get out. But don't get your hopes up, we have a while. What's the best thing about being a Freshman?lt has to be new friends, new teachers, and finally getting out of the Midschool. Yes, but what's the worst thing about being a Freshman? Definitely being at the bottom of the social stack once again, and walking down the hall hoping no big Senior is ready to give you the "Initiation". This class is surely one of the best to ever come through BHS, so how do you describe them? Brilliant? Ambitious? Out of the ordinary? Or just plain awesome. You make the choice. We have a lot to look forward to in the near future, like more respect and best of all, getting our drivers license. Whatever each of us decides to do with our lives, the world better get ready, 'cause the class of 1997 is out to make it big! 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New Mextco 87401 (505) 326-5423 �Left: Seems like this freshman class is always trying to be on top. Above: Kristy Miller will soon figure out there is not much to smile about in high school. Joswick, arah Kennedy, Daniel Kimball, Niclwlas Kugle, Matt Lancett, John Larimore, Heather Lasater, Enid Lewis, Dawn Linfesty. Tara Lorenzini, Sam Lucero, Lloyd Ludwig, Josh Macklin, Jessica Mars, Dusty Martin, Amanda ~~JJ ~JJ~]J l3@) ~ Jlf] JJJDOS)~J JJ 1J ru]ti 1315 Main Huenue 247 - 884 1123 CAMINO DEL RIO DURANGO. CO 81301 303·259·5360 COMPLETE INTERIOR SERVICE FOR FLOORS, WALLS AND WINDOW COVERINGS 89 �Left: Marshall Hahn realizes that he is not in middle school anymore. Ci rra Clapp and Jamie McMinn are only two of the smiling faces here at BHS McGuire, Kim McMinn, Jaime Miller, Kristy Monger, B.J. 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Remember that the glorr of God ts tntel!tgence and that you can overcome ever_v challenge you face . You wr/1 a/wars be in our hearts. Love, MomandDad We believe tn you and know you can do ~rhatever rou set your heart to. We're so proud of you and ~...,u always be therefor you. Love. Mom·rz -- cd Jonah, Thanks for the many proud moments and exciting times due to your Izard work and dedication to your school work and ball games. We couldn't be more proud. All our love. MomandDad Melissa, You 're a doll. Go get 'em and"remember THINK PINK. Kristina, You've come a long way from the shy little girl you once were. Tlze sky is tlze limit. So take your talents and your million dollar smile and soar. Kim, Love you, You have been a joy to your mom and dad. We may have lost our little girl, but tlze young lady who has replaced her has not disappointed us. In our eyes you are already a success: Dad, Mom, and Jonathan Dad and Mom �Brad, The pnde that we have for you m who vou are and who you are becommg IS completely be_vond -words. We want you to know we love you and wish you the very best in all that life fzolds for you. Love, MomandDad Bobbie Kay, You have always been loveable and very concerned about others, also you have always had a good outlook on life and what you want in life. We love you very much and wijh you luck in the future ahead of you. Aaron, Think positive. Chin up. Smile a lot. Remember who loves you, Mom and Dad Kara, Corinne, Angels don't all have blue eyes, but mine does. Love ya, Mom and brothers As you go through hfe al~.,·ays remember to believe m }'Our dreams, work for your goals and trust m your heart. You 're a very special lady and we love you unmensel_v. Love. MomandDad �BELIEVING IN CHANGE The 1994-93 year gave rememberance to ev.('ryone. New faces came to peoples attention, and faces disappeared that we will probably never see again. New artists stormed to the tops of the music charts, and some fell in defeat. Michael Jackson faced a prison term, and Snoop Doggy Dog wondered of he would ever get out. Change was one of the main issues of this year. Many people brought happiness to others, while other lives were destroyed by the worlds faults. The changes of 93-94 brought good and bad for the people. One thing that was learned thought is that you always gotta believe. Forty seconds that shook Los Angeles caused an estimated thirty billion dollars in damage. Michael jackson faced his downfall as he was accused of sexually assulting a young boy. joe Carter became the second player to end a World Series with a home TOP TEN BEST SELLING SINGLES 1. Can't Help Falling In Love 2. Dreamlover 3. Whoomp! There It Is 4. Lately 5. Runaway Train 6. If 7. Right Here 8. Will You Be There 9. I'm Gonna Be 10. If I Had No Loot Dr. Ore is the cheif architect of what is know at West Coast gangsta rap. He has produced million-selling albums, most recently "The Chronic." BSBSEbbERS 20541 HWY. 160 WEST DURANGO, COLORADO 94 �The Dallas Cowboys became only the fifth team to repeat as Super Bowl champions with a 30-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVIll. TOP FIVE MOVIES OF 1994 1. Jurassic Park 2. The Fugitive 3. The Firm 4. Hard Target 5. R;s;ng Sun Pope fohn Paul II visited the United States for the third time since becoming pope 15 years ago. I e , 11111111111111111 Nancy Kerrigan was expected to win the national figuring skating title. But before she had a chance to compete, she was bashed on the knee by an unidentified assailant. l1lter,fellow skater, Tanya Harding 's former husband, pleaded guilty in the assault case. AlJ'F8 EEN'FER (303) 385-4822 (303) 247- 1212 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ''' I �Jason, You have been a constant source ofJOV and enrerrwnmenr to us. Just contmue to belteve m }'Ourself and rrusr the Lord--then follow your dreams to a wonderful life We are very proud ofyou' Love, Mom and Dad Anna. You make us very proud. We enjoy the memory of many great times together. We will miss }'Our enthusiasm and fun sense of humor next year when you go to college. You will be successful at whatever you do. Seize the day. Love, Mom and Dad Tasha, We are sure you do not know how much love and happiness you have brought to our home. We have learned a lotfromyou! Your determination and desire to do what's right will help you throughout your life. Loving you eternally, MomandDad 96 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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. 96 p. : ill. ; 27 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Nineteen 94; Do you believe? IIIF Item Metadata UUID 6b482735-c479-45ef-8111-8763a564de47 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2ed74e620da4d182422c25c85414e7bd.pdf 5f333ed1ffe971f0c95aace8e5c04c3f PDF Text Text ����Bayou! by Xoch.t!/9a.rcia and c5a.ra£ c5anchez 1 �Bottom Middle (Clockwise): Aaron Howard, Brandon Head, J.D. Gosney, Justin Gingerich, Dylon Gerber, Christian Frye, Isaac Fleener, Casey Donohue, Ayold DeJong, Emanuel Costa, Tyrel Cloudt, William Champlin, Doug Carron, Daniel Candelaria, Beau Black, Dustin Anders, Brian Wiebe, Nicholas Thorsby, Peter Svensson, Matthew Stewart, Andrew Schaaf, Chris Rhodes, Tommy Percell, Chris Ourganian, Richard Monger, Levi Mead, Scott McAlvany, Chad Ludwig, Tyler Lucas, Tony Kimball, Michael Juliano, Adam Jobes, Erin Humiston 2 Bayou! by ~arah ~anchez anc!Xoc£J!f9arcia �Bottom Middle (Counter-Clockwise): Jessica Mars, Amanda Magill, Kristy Luzar, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, Kristina Johnson, Sarah Horton, Henessey Harrmann, Cecilia Hanna, Xochitl Garcia, Virginia Flippen, Tara Corlies, Cheri Casper, JoAnna Cartwright, Christie Bonds, Sara Beckler, Sara Beck, Kathleen Andrews, Jennifer Wray, Jolene Wilson, Lacy Williams, Marie Van Abbema, Jamie Sirios, Jennifer Ruhnke, Tiffany Potter, Rachel Pope, Leah Phillips, Christine Melchior Bayou! by C5ara.h C5anchez ancfXoc£.!119arcia �4 Dustin Anders Kathleen Andrews Sara Beckler Beau Black Eddie Busch Daniel Candelaria Doug Carron JoAnna Cartwright Cheri Casper Bayou! by Xoc.£!/9arcia andCiara.h Cianchez �Tara Corlies Holly Chapin Tyrel Cloudt Emanuel Costa Kirk Cundiff -.l nMAv~ Ayold DeJong Casey Donohue Isaac Fleener Virginia Flippen Christian Frye Xochitl Garcia Bayou! by Xoc.hi!/9arcia andc5ara.h c5anchez 5 �Made You Remember 6 Bayou! by C5ard C5anchez andXoc£.r!f9arcia �adeYOU oaO Hey! Remember in mid-school when the class went on the outdoor rec trip to Hermosa, and Tara and Xochitl got chased by a cow? Remember when the choir used to go Christmas caroling? Do you remember how all the guys shaved their heads after Jonathan Kaiser did? Or how about the Halloween parades in elementary school? Yeah, those were the good old days. The time of no worries, the only worries we had were about having fun. Most of the senior class has gone to Bayfield schools almost all of their lives, others joined in mid school, and even a few more in high school. Throughout these last thirteen years of school the class of 2000 has grown into a whopping sixty-seven students. And over the course of thirteen years most have managed to stay friends. Friends are the key to success ... and Growth. Thanks for all the memories. It's been real! f'.• ....:I 0 0 N ::r: u C/) ~ ~ "Going to school without my shirt on," Cecilia Hanna essay never got picked ~ . "My in the essay contest that let c.!:> ~ us go to Mesa Verde,• Erin Humiston ....:I ~ t-t ~ "Beating up the boys I had a crush on," Ginny Flippen ~ ::E: 0 ~ ~ ~ "Talking Kinsee into taking off her pants under the sandbox," · Tony Kimball ~ "Never being picked to be the wake-up fairy in kindergarden," Aileen hi . ~ "Me and Austin Smith gettins accused of a conspiracy against Cassandra Turner," Christie Bonds ~ 8 M s "Big Chief Tablets and Trapper Keepers, Tommy Percell ::E: ~ ::E: E-t C/) 0 ::;:: ::::J 'In elementary we used to try to build snowmen but the bottom snowball was so huge we couldn1 put the m1ddle on, so we just left these huge balls all over the field," Leah Phillips 0 >-. 0 ~ E-t ~ B ayou! by darab d anchez andXoc.b'ii/9arcia "I remember how Tommy used to tuck his huge sweaters into his pants," Jessica Mars 7 �Dylon Gerber Justin Gingerich Cecilia Hanna Henessey Harrmann Sarah Horton Aaron Howard Adam Jobes Kristina Johnson Michael Juliano Bayou/ by Xoc.h;!/9arc/a andr:5ara.b r:5anchez �Tony Kimball Aileen Kohlerschmidt Tyler Lucas l_ance Lucero Chad Ludwig Kristy Luzar Amanda Magill Jessica Mars Scott McAivany Levi Mead Christine Melchior Richard Monger Bayou! by Xoc.£d/9arcia anddarah dancbez 9 �Class Favorites Friendliest Personality Kirk Cundiff & Katie Andrews Picture Perfect Smile Mandy Magill & Isaac Fleener Most Original & Unique Marie Van Abbema & Erin Humiston Enchanting Eyes Tony Kimball & Cheri Casper 10 Million Dollar Makers Kris Pickett & Tiffany Potter Bayou! by C5ara.h C5ancbez ancl oc~lf9arcia �o/2000 Class Clown Cecilia Hanna & Dan Candelaria Fashionable Attire Kinsee Morlan & Aaron Howard Lovable Laugh Chris Ourganian & Kristina Johnson B ayou! by c5ara.h c5anch ez and Xoc.hdf9arcia ll �12 Kinsee Morlan Chris Ourganian Leah Phillips Kristoffer Pickett Tiffany Potter Chris Rhodes Jennifer Ruhnke Andrew Schaaf Jamie Sirios Matthew Stewart Tommy Percell Bayou! b_y Xoc£!/9arcia anddarab danchez �Brian Wiebe Nicholas Thorsby Marie Van Abbema Lacy Williams Jolene Wilson ~6/_n:p.n.~~ ~~*~~ ..... ~~.O}Th 'k.~tter'&Tt Over the years the class of 2000 has experienced numerous memorable events. The yearbook staff set out to ask: Jennifer Wray What did you most enjoy about high school? 1 "Jana Pickett singing, 1 ~still the One, in the locker room," Tara Corlies .r "Getting snowed in at the State Cross-Country meet my sophomore year, " Richie Monger "I enjoyed being free and having fun . Just I being me!" JoAnna Carwright "At State Soccer we ran around the hotel at 1:00 a.m. in our underwear," Christian Frye .. I spent a week in Hawaii with Isaac,.. Sarah Horton ........ •!•. :tf: ~ 6/. TtP .n. · m ~ VL """"' 'li. ,.._, "Getting to know people, instead of being shy," Chris Ourganian 13 �Miss Wolverine Sara Beck moved to Bayfield when she was eight months old. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has maintained a 4.0 GPA all through high school. Sara has been involved in Student Council, F.C.C.L.A., volleyball, basketball and track. While involved in Student Council Sara was Sophomore and Junior class president. She is also vice-president of her Senior class. Sara has been a member ofF.C.C.L.A. all four years jand an officer for two years. While participating in volleyball all four years she has been a ~earn captain and 2"ct team All-Conference Setter for the past two years. Playing basketball for four years Sara has been the starting point guard for three years and a team captain. Sara has always been a go-getter and has a strong work ethic. 14 Bayou! by c:Sara.h c:Sanchez andXoc.bd/9arcia �Mr. Wolverine Isaac Fleener has gone to Bayfield schools his whole life. He has been a leader in sports, academics, and the community. He has played baseball all four years. He was selected in 1998 as 1st Team All-Conference Utility Player. In 1999 he was selected as 1 t Team AllConference Pitcher and 1st Team All-Conference Shortstop. He was selected in 1998-99 as Academic All-State in cross-country and baseball. He played football two years and ran cross-country one year. He has been involved in Student Council and has been in the National Honor Society for two years. This year Isaac wa cho en to be in a first year program called Leadership Bayfield High School. Isaac has always been a good friend and sets high goals and standards for himself. B ayou! b_y C5ara.h C5anchez anc/Xoc.hi!f9arcia 15 �16 Bayou/ by Xoc£.ti/9arcia andOarah Oancbez �( JoffaCje 2000 �!Jirsl Wee£ ofc5c.hoo/ La_you/ by c5arab 7/nrlon �The first week back to chool after a relaxing, hot summer is always the hardest time of the year. The first day in school is usually one of tired eyes, new clothes and many hugs from friends. Our first week consisted of a first day pep assembly to get us all thinking about our BHS Wolverine pride, many new faces of both students and teachers and fresh start. Little was known about the year to come, but the opportunity to live each day was faced with ambition. By the second day, the tiredness was gone, work was begun and everyone settled into the swing of things. We all knew we had many adventures awaiting us for the next nine months. Layou/ by c. arab Jforlon �Homecoming 1999 'When a loud applause came crashing through the walls of the BHS g}mnasium, evel)one knew that the 1999 Homecoming festivities were underway. tudent Council chose the clever theme "The Last Homecoming of the Millenium" to join the h~pe of the upcoming changing of times. The~ selected theme day and awarded a prize to eve!) colorlul character who walked through the door. Some o the themes included: Teacher/Greek day, Hollywood Homecoming, and even a tropical rendezvous, Hawatian style. Each morning the students conglomerated into the gym to compete in relays and other creative games. At the end of each morning, the honor of queen and king for the day was awarded to two lucky tudents. The halls were adorned end to end after the Advi ory doors had been decorated. Thursday evening was kicked off with the Peach Fuzz volleyball tournament. The victory was seized by the wrath of the seniors. The tied-up Powder Puff game was enhanced by an elegant dance from the graceful cheerleaders. The night came to an end with a raging bonfire that was held at the football field. On Friday afternoon the students gathered up and down Mill Street to observe the parade. Some of the main attraction included: a choreographed march by the elementary kids, tudent floats, and the candidates for Homecoming Queen and King. On aturday the games began at 2:00p.m. Every team was triumphant at pulverizing the Del Norte Tigers. Kinsee Morlan and Isaac Fleener were crowned queen and king. The night was wrapped up with a dazzling dance in the BHS cafetorium. · Cloclmi~.c ·tarting 11ith top left: Kinsee Morlan as a swinger, the Homecoming royalty are . crowned, Ben Anderson pla} Fonzie, Meeow, the queen candidates how their pearly whites, Chris 'mithwick has school pint; Melinda, Tara, and )arne:; are trapped m time; Erin Cummins as a Greek goddess, Betsy Ever:; goes for the goal, the Football team "floats" down Mill. 20 !Jayoul by c5ara.h anchez �Made You Express \\(U \ I " ' ' •• ~ Clock\vi e starting with top left: Kalee L'Argent takes time to smile, Bayfield auacks the enemy, Tara and Sara play Bobbsey 1\vins, Justin and d take pride in victory, Andy and Tony dre for succe , the juniors fight WWF style; ooh, girl, hake thatthang; julliana lips a present to Misener, Cry tal and An1ber say cheese!! Center: Kinsee Morlan and Isaac Fleener are crowned 19 Homecoming Royalty. B ayou! b_y arab Oancbez 21 �g 0 g 0 g 0 Left to right: First Row : Edee Monge, Amy Ehlen beck, Trista Martin, Second Row: Jessica Potter, Jamie Sirios, Amanda Newby, Third Row : Melanie Calderwood , Heather Herman Front Row : Sara Beckler, Lacy Williams, Tiffany Potter. Coach : Pam Catron "I loved making friends with the girls on the squad and the cheerleader buffets on the road trips" - Lacy Williams " I enjoyed being on a team and being able to do something I loved to do, CHEER!" - Tiffany Potter d'Cira Bec~t" Vam;e S\r\O~ "The things I enjoyed most about cheering in High School were all of the road trips and the 10 best friends I have made." - Sara Beckler "The best part about being a cheerleader was taking state, but the road trips were fun too." - Jamie Sirios �Bayou! b_y Gdee Jl(on!le tf: Carli :Posey 2J �adeYou w l v AE DN y s 0 l v A R s R I I T y E Left to rlaht: lback rowl Jana Plckett.IUnsee Morlan, Cecilia Hanna,Andrea cusick. Melinda Martinez lcenter rowl Sarah Honan, Andrea Zlnk. Kristina Jehnson,Amanda Magill,Nikki Walker uront rewl sarah sanchez. Tara Corlles sara Beck. undsev Damson The 1999 'olleyball season \\as one that will he forever remembered . The The girls then combmed the1r mental and phys1cal strengths to conquer the Mancos tournament wnh un~urpnsmg glory. The champ10nsh1p game wa. full of h1gh Intensity. It not only went mto three matches, but the final match was also taken 1nto over time. The Lady Wolvennes beat Dolores 8- 15. I ) -6. and 17-15. The 0\erall season record was 13 Hctone and 5 lo. ses. The games mcluded a thunderou 15-0. 15-9 triumph over the IgnaciO Bobcats. As the season wound down. the g1rls found a place at the D1stnct I0-JT tournament. In the first round. Centauri was conquered 15-2 and I S-8. The next two rounds were lost to both Ignacio and Pagosa. However, the large pomt value of the first round gave Bayfield a spot m the sudden death match against Centaun. The Woh ennes lmt 5-15 and ended the1r sea on sad I} The girls do not look hack wnh regret. As the 2000 season approache . over half the team will graduate and the head coach, Jana P1c!...ett. will b1d ad1eu. "You're still the one Jana." quote the lady Wolverines. sea~on k1c!...ed off\\ nh a I ) -2. 15-~ VICLOI) over P1cdra \11sta. !Jayoul by C5ara.b C5ancbf7Z v 0 l l E y B A l l �JUNIOR VARSITY Lon to RJJrt: DID rowJ Malilla Ma1im. Kalil l:aTm, kl Ellis, Bocky EVIl'S [CIIItlr row] Amy Guy, Lillsoy DaiUsoo, Erlta Kaiser, ehla .kOisoo lfroot rowJ EJooo Smith, Jlni GiVI'Dl. Aslily lbOl Mehla Clnlff left: ltepJ lindsey Damson spikes 11 kill lmlddlel Eileen Smith gives a pep talk lbonemJ Kl Shonk keeps r head In the game Right: Itopi Melinda Johns n dives right in lb1ttom1 Yeah! Brave! LayouI by arab c'>anciJ ·z 25 �left t right: lback rowl Kim Piccoli. Hanna Baird.Melinda Martinez. Katie Carron. Nikki Ellis lcenter rowl lacv Beck. Amv Young,Kristine Melchior. Jessica Piccoli. Clare Jones llront rowl Ash lev Hahn. MistY Tucson Right: IllPI Katie carren serves It up lmlddlel Ashlev Hahn raises the r111 lbotteml 1-2-3 TEAMI Left: ltiPI Kvra Moen Is lest to space lbon ml the Freshmen girls get In on the action F R E s H left to right: lback rowl TiHanv Bierscheid.SaHir Christensen, Arminta Teater. Danielle Rob ens. Alex Conners,Kalee l'Argent. Jenna Perrv. Kvra Moon lcenter rowl Allison Ragsdale.Sarah Reese,Jennv Martinez.Andrea Steward. Desiree CundiH, Amber Failer llront rowl MisiY Walter.Shannon Guv.lindsev Martinez 26 Bayou/ by darab dancbez �adeYou each Bottom Row Left to Right: Aaron Howard, Tyler Mclaughlin, Daniel Edwards, Kelly Greer, Matt Brown, Matt Gonzales, Chns Marchase, Nick Potter Second Row. Whitney Williams, Jenn1fer Wray, Jeff Ortiz, D.J Wicburg, Colt Hunt, Justin Gingerich, J.T. Bell, Jay Miller, Jon Quails, Kevin Black, James Garton, Jillian Capalbo Third Row: Coach Kuhlman, Coach Edwards, Coach Close, Josh Capalbo, Eli Luke, Tommy Percell, Blake Evans, John Williams, Matt Vandenberg, Devon Catron, Coach Vamell, Coach Moon Fourth Row: Brady Paulek, Eric Nelson, Paul Black. Matt Nelson, Chns Ourgan1an, Dan Black, Kirk Cund1ff Top Row: Andrew Knickerbocker, Marcus K1mball, Joey Carroll Sam Mallett, Corey Copenhaver, Kevin Siscoe. Luke Harnnqton, Jake Tucson The football team of 1999 was a team filled with hope. Following a few disappointing seasons, the Wolverines had a new coach and a new outlook. They set their sights on the playoffs. Their first victory came agamst none other than Bayfield s rival, Ignacio High School. The ending score was 7-6. The confidence earned from th1s first v1ctory gave the Wolvennes the ability to play an outstanding game against Pagosa H1gh School. Justin Gingerich led his team into the fourth quarter with two touchdowns. The Pirates would not give up without a fight; they managed to get past our powerful defense and also scored a touchdown in the fourth. It was a hard loss, but the team still had a little something up our sleeves. At the end of the 1999 season, they were on their way to the state playoffs! Roanng Fork was a b1gger and more powerful team matched up against our scrappy, hard-hitting Wolverines. Kelly Greer made the first touchdown and the crowd was hopeful. However, the sheer strength of the opponent left us with a bench full of hurt players and our freshman quarterback, Matt Gonzales, battling to get his team back in the game. He threw several beautiful passes, one connectmg in the end zone to Justin Gingerich, but it was not enough to continue further into the playoffs The younger Wolverines will miss the leadership of five seniors, however the outcome for next year looks good. �Seniors Chris ouruanian Aaron Howard KirkCundiH Justin Gingerich Tommv Percell �losing five senior means we should do pretty well in the next years Not to mention we'll have the new stadium. If the underclassmen work hard in the offseason , then we'll be 100% better next year. And 1 think Coach Close w1ll bnng some new excitement to the • Coach Moon r Counterclockwise: Jay Miller f th t h th b runs or e ca C ; e oys show their support; Run Luke, Jlli,.;~'..... ...~-..-M-y_f_a-vo-r-it_e_g_a_m_e_w_a_s_t_h_e~ Run!; Devon Catron gets ready; ' I remember how Tommy bought a gallon of water and spit it on everyone, including me, on the to the playoff game,' John Williams Del Norte game because we slaughtered them," Eric Nel n "Touchdown Kelly Greer," Tommy Percell calls; Matt Nelson looks a little lost; "Hey You!"; Is that Joey Carroll under all those pads?; John Qualls shows he can do a toe touch; Josh Capalbo holds the ball tight �.•••, . ~· ••• Left to right: Back row: Eric Stone, Bradigan Ross, Abe Brown, Kyler Ross, Dan Zwart, Doug Farnam, Cody Stephenson, Jeremy Crossman, Kyle Troxell , Daniel Failer Second row: Tim Spishock, Cliff Allen, Marie Van Abbema, Becky Young , Michelle Miller, Jessca Randolph , Kira Ross, Jaclynn Shaw, Mrs. Kimball Third Row: Rusty Sanchez, Ryan Jobes, Chris Howlett, Mr. Kimball Front Row: Adam Jobes, Richie Monger, Andy Shaaf, (missing Cheri Casper) Made you • :JO B a_yot.JI b_y G.her/ Gasper The 1999 season was one of the most successful in the 8year history of the sport at Bayfield High School with both the boy ' and girls ' teams qualifying for the state meet. The girls finished a very respectable sixth at the State Competition . �- "I remember tryin~ to make it to state at regionals my first year, and running so hard I was almost throwing up in the _.!iiil..-illl last~ of a mile." -Marie© Marie Van Abbema ~ .. ·... ,··''1 remember · running down CR 502 and picking apples with Marie, and trying to run and eat them at the same time, nearly illlllllllll.....t-'!!1!! choking to death:' -Cheri© Regional Meet Michelle Miller ~ s Richie Ma Adam JobeS e n naer 2 I- 0 0 0 0 r s B ayou! b_y C.beri Casper .]j �Made you Left to Right: Back Row : Brent Koenig, Doug Carron, Justin Orris , Derek Cundiff, Will Clark, Chad Ward, Middle Row : Megan Odell, Monty Hatfield, Rebekah Crangle, Lauren Arnold, Colt Roberts, Sarah Abood, Front Row : Dusty Payne, Megan McKnight, Abi Rice, Shonda Anderson, Rustin Bartel Above; Members from the Basin Team hang out in Westcliffe, CO. Above right; Megan McKnight turns the second barrel in Craig, CO Opposite page, clockwise,· Nikki Kremer ropes her steer in Gallup, NM; Saddle Bronc riders get ready to rodeo in Westcliffe, CO; Megan McKnight and Doug Carron chase their steer in muddy Pueblo, CO; Doug Carron stops for a picture . . �1999 "' 2000 * �Above, leji to right; Megan McKnight pu hes on to the third barrel in Craig, CO; Karen Shonk poses for a picture with her hor e Fro ty; JD Go ney covers a good bronc hor e; Nikki Kremer burning and turning in Capitan, NM. Rodeo 1999-2000 Rodeo members from Bayfield are a part of the Basin Rodeo Team. The Ba in Rodeo Team consists of members from Durango, Bayfield, Ignacio, and Pagosa. Members compete in event uch a rough tock event , roping, barrel racing, and pole bending. Rodeos are held all over Colorado. There are two rodeo sea ons; one in the pring and one in the fall. Point are accumulated during the rodeo and members placing in the top four at the end of the sea on qualify for the ational High School Rodeo Final . Ba in members hold pots in the top ten in everal event . GREAT JOB AND LETS RODEO !! * 0 * �Soccer Chris Carroll Rory Martmez Lance Lucero Christian Frye Dan Candelaria Kyle Hoffman David Tatum Zack Martinez Chns mtthv.tck Robert Farnam Casey Donohue Ayold DeJong teve Quail · Ben Lueck Emanuel Co. ta Matt tev.art Zach Farnam Bayfield Bobcats or Ignacio Wolverines? Bayfield school district teamed up with Ignacio school district to play ball. Since soccer is such a new thing for Bayfield there weren't high expectations. However, the soccer team showed that they were not going to waste any time losing this year. With sixteen players from Bayfield, two all-conference players named Chris Smithwick and Rory Martinez, they claimed the title of District Champions. The team dominated over all others. They even got to travel to State competition. The year turned out great, and next year looks even better. Counterclockwi e from top left: Zack battle for the ball; Ca ey, why are you ju t standing there?; The boys wait for the ball; Kyle and Chri tian lounge in the ·un while Chri find omething intere ting; Lance hu tie down the field; hri . top the goal; Dan hows off; (middle) Rory goe for the teal. 15 �FALL "Annie Get Your Gun" was this year's fall play, starring Natalie Decker as Annie Oaklev and Tony Kimball as Frank Butler. The actor spent a lot of hard work preparing for the play and the audience w.as pretty impressed with what they saw. "We pulled one of those Kimball miracles in Annie Get Your Gun. We finally pulled it all together and it was a pretty awesome play and LOTS of fun," says the star Natalie Decker who played Annie Oakley. :16 Bayou/ by X)££i :JCremer From left to right the pictures are: Erin Humiston playing Sitting Bull; Tony Kimball playing Frank Butler; Natalie Decker playing Annie Oakley; Owen Clark playing Buffalo Bill. The cast of the play from left to right: Anna Edwards, Crystal Schissler, Owen Clark, John Williams, Tony Kimball, Natalie Decker, Crystal North, Chris Ourganian, Aaron Howard, Erin Humiston, and Aidan Cooney. Not pictured is Alexis Still and Stephanie Ree e. �During the weekend of Saturday, February 261h, a group of talented young actors from Bayfield High School traveled to Alamosa, Colorado. Their intention, to compete in the annual one-act play competition. The group of actors included: Marcus and Tony Kimball, Sarah Sanchez, Erin Humiston, Amber Bell, Owen Clark, Natalie Decker, Anna Edwards, and Nikki Walker. The drama team was directed by Sherry Kimball. The competition was judged by three theater majors at Adams State College. The actors received one-third, place ribbon for characterization and excellence in vocal projection. Over all, each actor was proud and enthused with the performance. They are looking forward to the competition next year. Pictured clockwise from left to right: Erin Humiston and Owen Clark; Nikki Walker; tea timeAnna Edwards, Sarah Sanchez, Tony Kimball, Amber Bell, Marcas Kimball, and Natalie Decker. :37 �Made You Believe! Tony Kimball Justin Gingerich Seniors In Action Aaron Howard �Ginnv Flippen Adam Jobes Cecilia Hanna Bayou! by C5ara.h Jforlon Tara Corlies Xochitl Garcia �M A D E y 0 u H 0 p E VARSITY "I think this season overall was good, there were just little problems that we can fix next year." --Becky Evers points in this season, but it definitely was an improving season and it was a lot better than past ea ons." --Lindsay Dallison "Thi ea on we have really improved and we work better as a team together." --Andrea Cu ick Top ro" : llead Coach Jeff \1ist>ner, A istant Coach Satl) Flippen, Kim Piccoli, Ginny Hippen, Cecilia IIanna, lkck} E>er. '\ochill Garcia, Lind ay Datli on, '\lanager \lotl~e flippen, \s i rant Coach tephanie Childers Bottom Ro" : \tanager Keith Pickering, Manager D"'e Tatum, Amber Layton, Amy Guy, \lichetle \Iiiier, ara lkck, Tara Corlies, Jackie Sha,.. Manager Shannon Guy . ' tlw Ublve rines 40 Bayou! by !Jl[olfye :Jfippen andCar/) :Posey �"I think this season was great and we learned a lot on playing as a team." --Amy Young " The season wa really good, everyone got good playmg time and we learned how to put all of our kills together as a team and the season rocked! " --Lilly McDermott JUNIOR VARSITY Top ro": Head Coach Jeff \Usener, Andrea Zinl., Clare Jones. \ndrea C u ick, \m~ '\ oung, Lill~ \1c0ermott. Coach tephanie Childers Bottom Ro.- . Jac~ie Sha,., \ hi~ Hahn, -.;~; \\al~er, Beck) Young, Jessica Randolph, \mber L~)ton Bayou! by YJ(off_ye 7/ippen and Carli :Posey 41 �"This season was really great and everyone put a hundred percent into it." Jessica Piccoli "The season was really good and we worked well as a team." --Desiree Cundiff Top Row: Head Coach Jeff :\.1lsener, Coach Sally Flippen, Clare Jones, Saffire Christensen, Eileen Smith, 'l>tindy Paulek, Jennifer Thorton, Jes ica Piccoli, Manager Moll~e Flippen Bonom Row: Lacy Beck, Tracy Chapin, Desiree Cundiff, Christine Melcholr, Candice Begay 42 B ayou! by 2/(oifye Jhppen andGar£· YJosey �.. .... ,~-, A '!..... . -- s K E T B VARSITY A L L Back Row (L to R): Coach Close, Coach Riegel, Chris Smithwick, Aaron Howard, Ross McDermott, Tony Kimball, Devon Catron, Rory Martinez, Jon Qualls, Zach Martinez, Adam Jobe , Ju tin Gingerich, Coach Lehnu . Front(L toR): Manager KaleeL' Argent, Mi ty Walter, Emily Riegel. 43 �Back Row(L toR): Manager KaleeL' Argent, Coach Riegel, Robert Farnum, Rusty Sanchez, Scott Piccoli, Joey Acuff, Shilo Montgomery, Ryan Jobes, Managers Misty Walter and Emily Riegel. Front(L to R): Matt Gonzale , Chris Carroll, Matt Neal, Jay Miller, Eric Nelson. ......... _, ...~ ...' ~{ ~ ... ... ... .t" .. ... ( ,- Back(L toR): Coach Close, Manager KaleeL' Argent, Trevor Janu , Philip Kirmus, Jay Miller, Eric Nel on, Marcu Kimball, Jake Harrington, manager Misty Walter and Emily Riegel. Front(L toR): Jeff Ortiz, Zach Farnum, Steve Qualls, Jerid Cabot, Tyler McLaughlin, Dylan Jone . 44 Bayou! by 2lre!Jan %cJCni!Jhl & ??ache/Jleacf �Clockwi e: Ryan Jobe shoot a free throw; The boy C-Team take a break from their game; Eric el on reaches new height in a JV game; Jay Miller concentrates on hi free throw; Tyler McLaughlin dribble the ball downcourt; Chris Carroll look for the pass; Jay Miller play tough defense; Eric Nel on and Jay Miller wait to rebound; The Boy JV wait for the ref s decision; Joey Acuff waits down-court. B ayou! by !JJ(egan !JJ(cJCujhl cC: J?ac.hefJfead �WOLVERINE R Thi i a picture of Kevin Black taking his opponent to the ground at the home dual again t Durango N. E s T Thi i a picture of Luke Harrington pinning his opponents boulder to the mat at a home dual again t Durango N . L I N G This i a picture of Brandon Head working a move from the top po ition at a home dual against Centauri . . .. This picture is of Zach Van Abemrna taking down a Centauri wre tier with a move known as a "high low" . �(Left to right) Top row: Dominique Martinez, Jake Parker, Nathan Barovier, Kevin Black, Ethan Morri on, Eric tone, Luke Harrington, Kirk undiff, John Williams, Adam Malone, Rick dwards Bottom row: A pen loudt, Zach VanAbbema, Clinton Wil on, Brandon Head, ody tephenson, amuel Mallet, Daniel Ed~ards. Milo Hanstedt, and Anna Edwards The Bayfield Wolverines 1999 2000 wre tling team repre ·en ted our chool with honor and pride. Our two enior provided much leader hip for the team. Brandon Head and Kirk Cundiff encouraged the re t of the team to trive for excellence and to reach goal that have been set. The team had a total of nine people attend the regional tournament, two of them were enior , two were juniors, four of them were sophomore , and one of them was a freshman. Daniel Edward took fifth place. A the year came to an end, assi tant coach Dominique Martinez announced he would take the middle chool' head wresthng coach po ition to increase the level of kill for the upcoming fre hmen. Even though thi leave Mr. Edward · alone, the Wolverines plan to do great next year becau e of o many returning underclas men and the expenence at the middle ·chool. To the left: Kirk Cundiff, another of the enior , a! o joined the team a little late. But he oon took over the var ity po ition over Luke Harrington and Ethan Morri on. To the right: Brandon Head wa one of the enior . Brandon joined the wre tling team after the Chri trna · break. He placed 3rd at the League Kirk Cundiff Brandon Head 47 �MADE YOU CHANGE Starting from the top, going Left to right: Ethan Morri on i Puni hing hi opponent into the mat. Clinton Wil on i holding hi Opponent to the mat as he trie to Work a move. John William i Working for hand po ition to et up For a hot. Kirk Cundiff put hi Opponent in for a pinning combination. Eric Stone pushe his opponent Shoulder to the ground. Zach Van Abbema i turning his opponent to His back. Daniel Edward is deep in A hot, about to take his opponent Crashing to the ground. �I I , !. . .. ,' . . ' SA I "Don't be shy ask that guy!" was the theme of the 2000 Sadie Hawkins dance. The night was full of events from karaoke to a marr1age booth. The dance was on February 12, 2000 from 8:00 to 11:30 p.m. Isaac Fleener was crowned "Sam", the king of Sadie Hawkins and Kristina Johnson was crowned "Sadie", the queen of Sadie Hawkins. I Layout by Katie Carron 2000 49 �~The future Business Leaders of America gather to show their smiling faces after a Wednesday meeting. ~ The 1999- 2000 officers: President- Tiff Potter, Vice President- Andy Schaaf, Secretary- Sara Beckler, Treasurer- Ben Lueck, Historian- Becky Evers, ReporterErin Cummins, & Special Projects Natalie Decker. I 50 Bayou/ by :Jessica ?oiler �To the left is a picture of the 2000 FCCLA members. This year's group is much larger than past years and will hopefully keep expanding in years to Front: (left to right) Carol Blatnick, Jessie Blakstad, Sarah Horton, Andrea Steward, Sarah Sanchez, come. Shannon Guy, Ginger Conner; Middle: Tara Corlies, Ldly McDermott, Kyra Moon, Jenna Perry, Alex Conners, Ashley Hahn, Lacy Beck, Misty Walter; Back: D.J . Wicburg, Zack Martinez, Rachel Priest, Jennie Martinez, Amy Young, Mollye Flippen, Cecda Hanna, Andrea Zmk, Xochitl Garc1a. ~ To the left is a picture of the president, Cecilia Hanna, in action. ~ To the right is a picture taken during one of the Friday morning activity Periods. B ayou! by bes/ie Jlanna 51 �yow *.:ii -41:::: . . . ~ c;; 7Jac.k row: 9re:; 71oyel, 7.3r/an 73rown, JlCcliaef c5uazo, Aeu/n c5,:Scoe, 'J.Joolhe !-l£er:;, Zac£ :Jarnam, Xy!e 'Jroxeff, 7/my 'l)owler, :/Jedy Youn:; 7Jollom row: !JJC.. 7}/e, 'Jab/lha 'Jhompson, /lamaJ'ca Xem, Cody c51ephenson, Casey 9raham, Canch'ce 73e:;ay, Crystalc5ch,:Ssfer, /lessica 'J1ccol/ .52 Bayou! by J(a/ie Carron andJ(aren dhon£ y �-- 7Jach roa Cody c5tcphenson, 7im Opuhocb. Jlyfe Jlolfman, c5/ido 'Jl(on11omery C'arof7i-ierl- '"efron Jl[;cftf/e. 7ammie Carlan1hl. Olephanlf! ~eese, 71/e\tf c5tdf, J?rontana 71/ewns, JC.islma f/ofinson. Jl(arie Van 7/66ema, J/(e/mda {-"""7/ ~ <;;Jhnson, Cmma J7rcCiendon, JJol/om: Jfoffy C/ia.pm. Da.nmeffe /Jindsey :/e/!erson, /lofene 7IJdson.bacey c'5mt1/i, 9 '"elson, ';cole Cliamp/m rol p1Ciured c5,cfnee Gcherl J: Jnna Omllh 7J ~ ~ e > > ~ yow !Ja_youl by J(al.ie C arron andJ(aren g c5 ~ ~ honh 5.3 �ade You listen , .... ? {J ~1 r • • lr r... '"::t• . ' .._" .-..t t . - Xal.ionafJlonor 2ioc.iely The ational Honor Society of Bayfield High School consists of many unique and talented young students who will become the leaders in the society of tomorrow. These are the people who are striving to make a difference in their own world and prove that, although young, they can be prcminent and active members of their school and community. To be accepted into the National Honor Society, one must have an outstanding grade point average and commit themselves to many hours of community service. One mu t prove himself before being allowed to join this prestigious club. The leader of this year's NHS was the one and only, Mrs. Cashio. She has been known to be a rather meticulous person and she bestows this wonderful quality upon her students and her members. ational Honor Society i one of the many clubs at Bayfield that strives to provide students with the ability to survive in and contribute to the world they live in. It should be known that HS teaches trong leadership while promoting good academics and citizenship. Congratulations to those of you who are involved, keep up the good work! .54 Bayou/ by darah Jforlon �Future Farmers of America (FFA) Melanie Calderwood and Hanna Baird pose with the other members of the Ignacio FFA chapter at the state convention. Hanna Baird, Melanie Calderwood, and Pete Grijalva are actively involved in the Ignacio FFA chapter. The Future Farmers of America stay very busy. Melanie is the Southwest district FFA secretary and the chapter secretary. Hanna is the chapter treasurer. The members attend district, state and national leadership conferences as well as compete in competitive events. Melanie received second place with her speech "Predator Control: A Stirring Controversy" while Hanna got third in parliamentary Procedure at the district competition. FF A has opened doors for scholarships, career opportunities, travel and making lifelong contacts from across the nation. Peer Mediators All through the halls, ign at the High School read "Want free ear ? Peer helper · are available to li ten and tutor." Peer helper , also known as Peer mediator , are student that help other tudent in time of need. They can tutor tudent truggling in clas e , or help them overcome per onal problems. The students that made up the Peer Mediator ' were student that were recommended to M . A vie . The ·e tudent con ist of Amy Guy, Matt Nel on, arah Zwi ler, Erin Cummin , Clare Jone , Ryan Jobes, Jon Qualls, Melinda John on, Ben Luek, Becky Ever , Crystal Cu enza, atalie Decker, and Blake Evan . If a tudent wanted to get a hold of a Peer Mediator there was alway a tudent a\ailable to talk in the office next toM . A vie ,' s room. Thi ' i the fir t year for the Peer Mediator group, so it is oon to take off. Starting from top, Left to Right: Amy Guy, Cry tal Cu enza, Blake Evens, Matt el on, Clare Jone , Erin Cummin , Melinda Johnson, Natalie Decker, Jon Quail , arah Zwi ler, Ryan Jobes, and Becky Ever . ot Pictured: Ben Luek flayouI b_y :Jo.hn UJ.~ffiams 55 �KNOWLEDG E BOWL The 2000 Knowledge bowl team, though smaller than usual, did an except1onal JOb in competition. They placed 2"d at the diagnosis meet and also at the 3A regional meet. Unfortunately 2"d wasn't good enough for state. Overall, they had a pretty good year. 56 Bayou! by Bes/ie Jfanna �MADE FAMOUS In Drama, students got to hov. off their acting talents. Drama put on three plays thi year and competed m the one-act competition m Alamosa. In the fall. Drama put on a play called Annie Get Your Gun. It was a western play that tied action, drama and corned) into one awesome performance. For the spnng play, drama students and teachers teamed up and did a play called Dan of Our School Lives that was a oap opera about the Janitors takmg over the school. Drama also did a dmner theater play Clue that ·erved dinner and pro\ tded entertainment The play \vas based on the movte and game board Clue and each night the audtence ptcked out the murderer, the weapon and the room. Drama had to fit their endmg with the 1 results of what the audtence picked. The Inexperienced Ghost was the play Drama used as thetr one-act competitiOn. They brought home a thtrd place ribbon for charactenzatton and excellence m vocal projection. Drama had an awesome year! John William , Marcu Kimball 1 and Aidan Cooney take a break at practice for the play Annie Get Your Gun. Chri Ourganian and Anna Edward take a time-out, sprawled out on the couch. Stephanie Ree e and Alexis Still I it and wait for their turn to act. Bayou! by 01[ikki JLremer 57 �c I L "It's a lot of work and responsibility but I like it a lot." -Tony Kimball Co-President "It's fun but 1t's also a challenge to get people involved." -Er1n Cumm1ns Co-President Members of Student Council 1nclude: Hanna Ba1rd, Sara Beck, Montana Blev1ns, Trac1 Chapm. Angela Clokey, Tara Corlles, Crystal Cusenza, Andrea Cus1ck, Natalie Decker, Amy Ehlenbeck, Becky Evers, Isaac Fleener, Gmny Flippen, Amy Guy, Kyle Hoffman, Trevor Janus, Kr1st1na Johnson, Melinda Johnson, Clare Jones, Marcus K1mball, Mandl Magill, Zack Mart1nez, Ker1 McDuff1e, M1ndy Pauleck, Jess1ca Randolph , Jackie Shaw. E1leen Sm1th, Dav1d Tatum, Lacy Williams. Becky Young, Melissa Zw1sler. Damelle Venezuala, Co-Pres1dents Erin Cumm1ns & Tony K1rnball, V1ce Pres1dent Chr1s Ourgaman, Secretary T1ffany Potter, and Treasurer Andy Schaff B a_youI b_y Carli !?ose_y ��Made You Wonder 60 bayou! byJ/essica ?oiler and£esfie Jfanna �Bayou! by Carli :Posey cf 7J(off_ye 7/ippen 61 �MADE YOU THINK �!Jayoul by J(alie Carron and Jtaren c)honk 63 �ade You Dream BayoulbyOarahJtorlon The GirlS Of BHS �Archuleta-Moon, Melinda Aveis, Shelly Beckler, Peggy Bishop, Bill Blatnick, Carol Brush, Gerry Cashio, Theresa Catron, Pam Conner, Ginger Cullen , Tim Edwards, Rick Haga, Denise Henderson, Tara Jaques, Barb Juliana, Jackie Kimball, Sherry Kimball , Vernon Kuhlman, Cody Lehnus, Jeff Magill, Betty Mann, Robert Marang, Ken Mericle, Sandy Milner, Dianne Misener, Jeff Moon, Marty Nelson, Tish Bayou/ b_y G dee Jl(on_re, C..her/ C asper, and£esft'e Jfanna 65 �Bayou! by G£er/ Gasper 66 cf! :J(aren c5£on£ �MISSing ranjo, Brandi ·ng, Bethany Acuff, Joey Backer, Clifton Bell, Amber Bell, JT Black, Kevin Calderwood, Melanie Carroll , Chris Cartwright, Tammie Catron, Devon Clark, Owen Clendenning, Brendan Cummins, Erin Cundiff, Melinda Cusenza, Crystal Cusick, Andrea Dallison, Lindsay Decker, Natalie Eckert, Sidnee Edwards, Anna Eimar, April Enders, Erin Evans, Blake Evers, Becky Farnam, Doug Farnam, Robert Gambino, Christina Goldenberg, Stetanie Greer, Kelly Gurule, Crista Guy, Amy Bayou! b_y G.heri Gasper i! JLaren c5.bonb 67 �Hanstedt, Alan Harrington, Courtney Harris, Ramie Hatfield, Monty Herman, Heather Hilleary, Katherine lberg, Boothe Jobes, Ryan Johnson, Melinda Johnson, Thomas Kaiser, Erika Kelly, Billy Kremer, Nikki Layton, Amber Lucero, Leonard Lueck, Ben Marchase, Chris B ayou/ b_y G.heri Gasper d! :l_(a ren cS.hon.k �Martinez, Rory Martinez, Zach Monge, Edee Montgomery, Justin Montgomery, Shilo Nelson , Matthew North, Crystal Parker, Jake Paulek, Brady Perry, Melissa Powell , Gabe Qualls . Jon Rakes, Troy Randolph, Jessica Romero, Thomas Sanchez, Rusty Sanchez, Sarah. Scholz, Brian Shonk, Karen Smith, Trina Smithwick, Chris Spishock, Tim Sutherlin, Kresta Thpmas, Crystal 1 # R I G Dayoul b_y Cheri Casper £: JLaren cS.bonk 69 �Thompson, Elisha Thompson , Sarah Tucson, Jake 2001 Van Abbema, Zach Walker, Nikki Wallace, James Walters, Christina Williams, Whitney Wood , Aimee Wright, Jessica Zhu, Edward Zink, Andrea bayou! by Cheri Casper 70 tf3 J(a.ren c5flonb �Class of Bayou/ £y Ccfee 2J(on!le G.heri Gasper andB esfie Jfanna 71 �Andresen, Ben Baird, Hanna Barovier, Nathan Beebe, Ross Black, Dan Boyd-Conley, Megan Bricker, Tanna Brown, Brian Brown, Matt Carron, Katie Champlin, Nicole Chapin, Traci Cloudt, Aspen Cooney, Aidan Crnkovich, Steven Crossman, Jeremy Dombrowski, Kristin Doughty, Jinny Dowler, Amy Edmonson, Aleesha Ehlenbeck, Amy Ellis, Nikki Failer, Daniel Garton, James Gingerich, Jenny Graham, Casey Griggs, Josh Grule, Erin Hanna, Leslie Harrington, Luke 72 b ayou! b_y Gdee 2lron!le andBes/ie Jfanna �Head, Rachel Hinman, Jeff Hoffman, Kyle Humiston, Crystal Hunt, Colt Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Doris Johnson, Vernon Jones, Clare Kelly, Kira Kern, Jamaica Kimball , Marcus Knickerbocker, Andrew Keening, Brent Kortz, Brian Lewis, Josh Lucas, Torrey Martin, Trista Martinez, Brandon McClendon, Emma McCune, Brian McDermott, Ross McDuffie, Keri McKnight, Megan Miller, Michelle Morales, Andrea Morrison, Ethan Neil, Matt B ayou/ b_y Gdee Ji(on!le andLeshe J!anna l:J �Newby, Amanda Ortiz, Jeff Paulek, Mindy Perry, Michelle Phillips, Honni Piccoli, Scott Pickering, Keith Potter, Jessica Robinette, Rodney Rode back, Courtney Schissler, Crystal Shonk, Kim Short, Jonathan Siffert, Hope To the left Hope Siffert and Colt Hunt look a little confused as to what someone is saying. Below, the Siscoe, Kevin Smith, Eileen sophomores show off their second place float during Homecoming week. Smith, Lacey Sobczak, Heather Spishock, Ruth Stock, Billy Stone, Eric Tatum, David Thomas, Byron Thorton, Jennifer 74 b ayou/ b_y 0dee YlC'on!le a! Cfieri Casper �Tucson, Misty VanDenBerg, Matt White, Misty Wicbur~ . D.J. W~ggins , Kim Williams, John Wilmer, Colin Wilsco, Robert Young, Becky Zwisler. Sarah B ayou! by 0 cfee YJ(on!le tf. Cheri C asper /.5 �Freshman 2003 ..... The freshman class has definitely broken the mold. This class was the biggest class at Bayfield High School. With athletes , skaters, intelligent, and artistic freshmen , this class had by far the most diversity of all the classes preceding it. There was hardly a moment when you didn't see them without a smile on their faces , or that mischievous twinkle in their eyes. They made a few mistakes, but they knew how to laugh and how to make others laugh as well. The freshmen always knew when to stop the laughter and occasionally were serious . There were times when the freshmen were rowdy, but th~y were an outstanding class and they will continue to ': influence future freshman classes to come. :t Alexander, Joseph Allen , Cliff Ash, Lindsay Atchison , A.J. Beck, Lacy Begay, Candice Black, Paul Blakstad , Jessie Blevins, Montana Boyet, Greg Cabot, Jerid Cannon, Aubrey Capalbo, Josh Carroll , Joey Christensen, Saffire Conners, Alex Copenhaver, Corey Craik, Leslie Xo !P.holo Bayou/ b_y C. dee J/(onye. Carl/ Posey. 76 cf' Jl(off_ye J//ppen �Cundiff, Desiree Davis, Tyrell Edwards , Dan Engstrom, Julie Evers, Betsy Ewing, Beaudry Failer, Amber Farnam, Zach Flippen , Mollye Ginn, Austin Gonzales, Matt Guy, Shannon Hahn, Ashley Hancock, Jolene Hanstedt, Milo Harrington, Jake Howlett,Chris Jack, Becky Janus, Trevor Jefferson, Lyndsey Johnson, Cassandra Jones, Dylon Kihn, Rebekah Kimball, Dustin Kirmuss , Philip L'Argent, Kalee Largent, Jimmy Lee, Mellyni Luke, Eli Mallett, Sam Malone, Adam Manzer, Dan Martinez, Jennie .Cayoul b!J Defee YJ(on!le, Carli 7bsey, & Jl(offye 7/ippen 77 �Martinez, Lindsey McDermott, Lilly McDuffie, Nikki Mclaughlin, Tyler Miller, Jay Moon, Kyra Nelson, Danielle Nelson, Eric Novinger, Colby Penning, Jesse Perry, Jenna Piccoli, Jess Piccoli, Kim Posey, Carli Potter, Nick Powell, Beth Priest, Rachel Quails, Steve Ragsdale, Allison Randolph, Michaela Rea, Jessica Reavis, Shannon Reese, Sarah Reese, Stephanie Riegel , Emily Riegel, Patrick Roberts, Danielle Rose, Steven .Cayoul by tdee Jl(onye, Carli Asey, lcf ,f} Jl(offye 7/ippen �* * Ross, Michael Shaw, Jaclynn Stephenson, Cody Sternenberger, Megan Steward , Andrea Steward, Chelsie Steward, Colin Suazo, Michael Suazo, Tara Tarpinian , Michael Teater, Arminta Thomas, Garrison L ayoul by Ccfee ']J(onge, Carli Posey, tf Jl(olfye 7/ippen 79 �Thompson, Tabitha Trabing, Alyssa Troxell , Kyle Wallace, Jennifer Walter, Misty Williams, Andrew Wilson, Clinton Young , Amy Zwart, Daniel Zwisler, Melissa cfO .Cayoul by Cdee YJron9'e, Carli 7bse_y, £ YJroff_ye 7/ippen �rae • te This year's track season was very ucce sful. The girl's received many blue and red ribbon throughout the year. They even took a first overall at regionals. There were a great deal who attended tate. Cecilia Hanna took a fourth in triple jump and a fifth in 110 high hurdles. Ton. Kimball only competed in high jump becau e of his injury at regionals. He still managed to puU off a fifth place. Ashley Hahn ran the 800 and received fifth; she also helped the 4x8 team take second. Other members of the 4x8 team were Michelle Miller, Andrea Cusick, and Je sica Randolph. In Pole Vault, cott McAJvaney took econd for the boy and Lindsay also got second on the girl's ide. Ruth placed 7'h in pole-vault as well. Tony Kimball, Richie Monger, Andy chaaf, Adam Jobe , cott McAlvaney, Tim Spishock, Ryan Jobes, Zack Martinez, Andrea Cusick, Jessica Randolph, Cecilia Hanna, Lily McDermott, Jackie haw, Ashley Hahn, Ruth Spishock, Lindsay Dalli on, ndrea Zink, Michelle Miller, and Becky Young all attended. The MVP on the boy's side was Tony Kimball and on the girls side it was Cecilia Hanna. Mr. Kimball's thoughts about the season could be ummed up in these words: "Performances this year have exceeded expectation . Athlete ' willingne to work hard ha contributed greatly to their uccess." �.... Scott McAlvany Kristina Johnson Sarah Horton Peter Svensson Tony Kimball Ceclia Hanna Emanuel Costa Christine Melch Seniors 2000 Sara Beck Gideon Joubert Richard Monger Adam Jobes Andrew Shaaf Virginia Flippen �BHS Track 2000 Wolverine Baseball 2000 The Wolverine had an awesome ba eball eason with a record of 12-10. The team fini hed econd overall in di trict . The Wolverine played Pago a to determine whether or not they were to make the trip to regionals. The game wa tied at the top of the sixth inning when Ca ey Donohue hit a ingle and cored Rory from econd, thi put them ahead by one. During the next inning, Rory hit a homer' and cored two run . This sent the Wolverine to Regional for the fir t time ince ba eball ha been rein tated at Bayfield High School. The MVP for the year wa Aaron Howard. Aaron al o got IML player of the year and all-conference catcher. I aac Fleener wa all- conference for hi third year. Jon Qualls wa econd year all-conference. Rory Martinez got all conference pitcher. 0 erall this was a great year for the Wolverines. �Wolverine Baseball Varsity VtVCKINt 8~!EBALL (Back Row)-Nichole Champlin , Rex Howard , John Quells , Rory Mar tinez , Devon Catron, Will Champlin, Matt Brown , Chris Ourganian, Ken Hibbard (Front Row)-Jinny Doughty, Doug Farnam , Casey Donohue , Thomas Romero , Aaron Howard , Justin Gingerich , Jill ion Capalbo , Pete Grijalva, Isaac Fleener , Alex Conners (Back Row)- Nichole Champlin , Zach Farnam, Tyler Mclaughlin , Matt Gonzales , Matt Nelson , Jay Miller , Eric Nelson, Mike Tarpinian, Jake Harrington, Dave Close (Front Row)- Jinny Doughty, Dan Edwards, DJ Wicburg , Chris Carroll , Steven Quells, Nick Potter , Eli Luke, Chris Howlett, Josh Capalbo Layout by: Megan McKnight and Katie Carron �Seniors Top Row- Justin Gingerich, Isaac Fleener, Jillion Capalbo Middle Row- Casey Donohue, Will Champlin, Aaron Howard Bottom- Chris Ourganian Layout by: Megan McKnight and Katie Carron �WINTER CROSS COUNTRY .... .,..... ............ - .• •• Mr. Cullen Philip Kirmiss Andy Schaaf Richie Monger Adam Jobes ~The year 2000 Winter Cross Country team has done a wonderful job of representing BHS. Shown, is fellow team member Adam Jobes giving his team a bit of advice before they take off. Bayou! by :Jessica YJoller �As the school started closing to an end, Mrs. Kimball directed one la t play. Days of Our School Lives wa a soap opera performed by tudents and taff. It portrayed a janitor trying to take over the school with the help of the Engli h nut principal. There were laugh and ah as the actor and actre e kept spinging surprise on the audience, keeping them on the edge of their seat. It was a brilliant play that combined wit, amusement, ridicule, laughter, and the on slaughter of surprises. Cast-Teacher Jeff Misener-General Patton Tish Nelson-Lieutenant Tim Cullen-Henrietta Malone Jerry Brush-Coke Machine Tara Howard-Clara Wright Tara Henderson-Joyce Melinda Archuleta-Moon-Betty Marty Moon-Martinez Jeff Lehnus-Coach Simpson Theresa Cashio-Norma Stewart Cast-Students 1 Nikki Walker-Joanie Aaron Howard-Jeremy Chris Ourganian-Mr. Dickens Sarah Sanchez-Trish atalie Decker-Cheerleader 1 Becky Evers-Cheerleader 2 Crystal Trujillo-Crystal Matt elson-Basketball player Jon Qualls-Basketball player Dan Edwards-Basketball player Tony Kimball-Grabowski Thomas Johnson-Foster Da_youl by J ".t££i JLremer 7 �TEACHER/STUDENT PLAY fJayou I by ikbi :JLremer �Bayou! by Carli :Posey '9 �90 /Ja_youl b_y Carli :Posey & Xff_ye 7/ippen �:Prom :.Royafiy ( JJac.k) ./)an Candefana, Xoc.bllft:7'arc,a, c:Sco/1 :J/{c:7ffuany, cf ~n.ree ~r~ (:Jronl) Xny7.raac :Jfeener & 2ueen Ceciha Jfanna flayoulby Carli Ybsey & Jl(off_ye !JJ)ppen 91 �.. . . . . .......... . . .. . . . . . ... . ...:········.·······························~·············.·.·::·················································· ······~··. ········ .···········•....,. .. ... ~· (23efoaJ) : ~ Oarah ~ !Jho01pson on ?ro01 Xrjhl . 72Jhifney Jforlon, 72Jifliams, and Qarah ... ... , : ...·= .· : ..· ' .•. .•. (:7f£ove): Chris Ouryanian, Qara 23ech, and 7ara Corlies on I he nijhl of /heir las/ hi'yh school .?Jro01 Prom Fashion Show FCCLA 2000 (Above): Misty Walter, Amy Young & Kim Piccoli take a break from decorating for a quick picture !J2 (Above and Left): The models show off their tuxedos and gowns at the show's end Bayou! b_y Carli :Posey & Jl(off_ye :Jfippen X :~~ . ·~· . �~ Bayou! b_y :J(aren dbonb 9:J �~ I . ~ I, ~ ~ I . I !J4 BayouI by J(aren bonb �Bayou! by :J(aren Cibon.k 95 �adeYoulove Jn bouin!J Jl(emory of Barbara Fleener, better known as Just "BarbV'' held aspecial pan In the beans of those Who knew her. Through her tenacitY and charisma, she showed this small town that love is uncondhlonal. She lett a huge Imprint on those Who were tonunate enough to make her acquaintance. Whether she was bringing the team adrink aner practice or simPIV warming abible studv group with her smile, she made her presence known with grace and compassion lor all. She taught her friends that the more love vou give,the more vou receive. She gave herself to us and in return, all we can give her is the strong memorv of her and continue to care lor each other as she did lor us. we love vou Barb. Bayou! by c5a.ra.h Jforlon 96 23arbara ( 23arby) :Jieener �Sara, Way to go! We think you are the greatest and we are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. We are especially proud of the person you are. What a joy it is to have you as a part of our family. Continue to work hard and you will have continued success. Stand for truth and righteousness. We love you! Mom, Dad, Kali, Beau, Lacy & Shay Dear Beau, Your sense of humor and generous personlity will provide you with a life full of happiness. We are very proud of your academic success. Keep smiling! Love, Mom and Dad Daniel, Congratulations for graduating. You have been a joy to raise and we feel honored to be your parents. We know you will have a happy and successful life. Love, Mom and Dad Jill ... As you continue on life's journey, always remember what we've told you. " You can do anything you set your mind to." Follow your dreams and reach for the stars. " Tweety" . .. you have made us proud of your accomplishments and to have a daughter that is a very special person in our lives and others. Keep swinging that bat, you are our MVP. #5 (Mom, Dad, Josh & Jericka) Doug, You finally did it! We are so proud of you. Be happy, enjoy life and above all, do what you want to do! You will be very successful on whatever trails you take. Reach for the stars, they're yours for the taking. We Love you lots! Dad, Mom and Katie Squash Blossom, Stinky Jo, Little Jo, Jo Bear, JoAnna Banana, Jo-Naner, JoJo ... no matter the name still so sweet. Cheri, God blessed me when He brought you into my life and He keeps blessing me each day, knowing you. You have made me so proud. Love, Mom Will, When I was in a hurry for you to be born, you taught me patience. When I was in a hurry for you to grow up, you did. Where has the time gone? You are a young man with a great deal of character and integrity and I am so proud of you! You make being your mom fun! I Love You, Mom Layout ~ SCllilR ~olltOK �"Roosie" ... You are a STAR. We are so proud of you. Keep your caring ways and sweet smile. We know you will be the best at whatever you do. We love you and will always be there for you. "42" Love, Mom, Dad, Ashlyn, Tegan and Granny Emanuel, You are a very special person. We love you and miss you a lot! Be happy! Dear KirkWe're proud of the man you are growing into. We wish you the best in all you choose to do with your life. All of our love, Mom and Dad Melidna, Desiree And Trevor Casey ... It will be a sad day at our house when you leave next fall to start your new life. Watching you grow into the man you have become has been one of the greatest joys in our Jives. We love you with all our hearts. Remember, we're always there for you. Love, Mom and Dad Isaac ... Times have changed. Seemingly, you have both feet planted on the ground now and headed in the right direction. Good Luck, Bud. I Love You, Dad Ginny, Keep your feet on the ground while reaching for the stars. We're proud of you and love you very much. Jer. 29: II Love, Dad and Sal Justin, There has never been a dull moment since you came into our lives. You've given us great joy and we know God has great things in store for you. Love, Mom and Dad J.D., Go out and make the world yours! Ride hard. All our love, Mom and Dad La~out b~ SOJLO.~ ~ollto~ �The glow of your smile is always in our hearts. The world awaits you to accomplish all your heart desires. We are blessed and proud to have you for a daughter. Love XOXO Dad and Mom Sarah . .. The smile says it all .. . the happiness you've brought to us and the love and joy you so willingly share with others. Keep smiling, love daughter, you've made us so proud! Love, Mom and Dad To our favorite son and brother, Remember - every great achievement was once considered impossible. Love, Mom and Dad and Crystal Brandon ... You have always known what's Important is in the heart and what is essential is mv1sible to the eye. You have strong family values and the strength to stand for what is right. What a joy you have been to us all. May your life be blessed with love, laughter and peace. Enjoy life. We love you! Mom, Dad, Rachel Aaron . .. You have been a blessing in our lives and a source of great joy and pride. Continue to work hard. Live and play with passion. Remember that all gifts come from God and always be a good steward of your gifts; you have many. We Love You!! Mom and Dad Adam: Friendly Faithful Seeking Caring Learning .. . Press on toward the goal .. . JOY! Love You, Mom and Dad Kristina .. . You have done so many things to make us proud. We have faith and confidence that you'll continue to do well and make good decisions as you spread your wonderfully positive attitude and remember: "Our greatest glory consists not of never falling, but in RISING every time we fall." Much love . . . Mom and Dad La~out b~ SOJtOR ~ollto~ Ayold . .. We have enjoyed having you as our "son for a while" this year. Your happy disposition and great attitude make you a delight to have in our home. We expect to hear terrific things from you. We will miss you, but we will be seeing you again. We wish you much success, and remember the uggets, Avalanche, Orlando, California, Mexico and rattlesnakes!! Love, Jerry and Carolyn �Ayold ... Playing with anything, water if necessary. Exploring elements and the world. Always joyful amid friends. Do not worry, be happy! Aileen, Just a simple "I LOVE YOU" from someone who adores you. Always ... Mom & Dad The Netherlands Chad .. . We are so blessed to have you as our son. Your quick wit and willingness to help brighten our every day. We love you. Remember: "there are no limits- only possibilities." Kristy, Always reach for the stars ... You might just catch some. I couldn't be more proud of you. Love, Dad Mandy, One of our dreams was for you to have a special childhood in a beautiful place. ow it is time for your dreams. We have no doubt about your ability or potential. You are special and the joy has been all ours. With Love and Respect, Mom and Dad Christine, Liebes Baby-Trilein! Jetzt hast Du Deine Selbstandigkeit bewiesen. Wir sind stolz auf Dich Und haben Dich sehr lieb! Mama and Papa To Our Kinsee, We have watched you grow into a self-confident and determined young lady. We thank you for the heartwarming memories, times of joy, and some moments of apprehension. You have what it takes to be successful and happy. Keep on smiling! Our love ... Mom and Dad Chris .. . We remember a happy child with miles of smiles who has given us much joy and pride through the years. Since T-Ball, you have been a well-adjusted, versatile, motivated "sports nut." May your outgoing nature, leadership qualities and intelligence bring you excellent joy and great things on your life's journey. Always remember to keep up on your health insurance policy! Love ... Mom and Dad La~out b~ Srua~ ~ollto~ �llfl.m\ \ <'U 11.1\ ~ hn:n on till'!!" go '" 111 t' tht d 1\ \ IIU \\Cfl 0\lnl \ OU h<.l\1.' ~ l.<llllpfl,hl'd lllU h tfll f, I nd \<•u h,l\t' mu;..h morl' .thl'.td 1>f \<•U ~~~ th,rt \OU ,k,ln· rn Irk \\11 1 u•rnt· h '1lU ( l'lth.t. It hcen .1 'tt.'.tl pkt~ UIL' [0 \\ .tldl \ Oll !!I 0\\ IIllO uch d rnuht t.tlemed \ ,>ung I.Id\ I ear 11 up at \d,mh \ l.l!e 1f \I'Ll ~PntiiiUt' to put \I'UI 1111't II' (rod .rnJ ,t.rnd ,,, .r \\lllll' ,,f fum t \ r '••rcet '' lu \ ••t. .ut Jnd rl'memha 11" 1\' II• h.rH 1 grl'Jt d.l\ .111 I 1-.t"-'Jl .1 Jlr:IH'r Ill \ Oll' ht.lll \\ uh .rll •ur 10\ l' d.rd \ 11'10 k ,,,, r~.l- T 10m\ h.H.J Rro\ Dull:he & \ru J l'\ B · I \\1 he \I om I •hn < It: lte �Breakfast 7:00-2:00 Sat.- Sun. Lunch 10:00-2:00 Tues.- Sun. Pizza 4:00-8:00 Tues.- Sat. 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Box 226 Bayfield, CO 81122 •..;;; @G ~~. = (g= C.rtficd Conotruction l ntpcctor nreferred C roperties REAL ESTATE LTD. 970/884-9566 * FAX 884-0438 P.O. BOX 24 * 40031 U.S. HWY 160 * Bayfield, CO 81122 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2000! The new millennium offers all of you a chance for accomplishment and opportunity. As all you grads know, it takes a long time to accomplish anything worthwhile. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Preferred Properties Real Estate Ltd. Has been helping the community with their real estate needs since 1977. John Mankins is a 1970 Bayfield High School graduate. He .continues to help his hometown by offering a wide range of expertise and experience to area clients. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Enjoy the future that awaits you and remember to give back a little to your community and your fellow man! BayouI by J(a/ie Carron 112. �Denny's Your Place to Meet And Eat 24 Hours a day 247-1512 Jim and Christine Cooper Franchise Owners 666 Camino Del Rio Durango~ CO 81301 B ayou! by J(alie Carron 113. �"If your hair has you on edge, call" - ChristYs Cutting Edge Fall Semester yearbook staff: Hair and Nail Studio Sarah Sanchez, Xochitl Garcia, EdeeMonge,Cheri Casper Linda Teater Stylist CHRISTY CONRAD Owner/Stylist 884-6155 581 Colorado Dr. Bayfield, Co 81122 Spring Semester yearbook staff: Karen Shonk, Rachel Head, Megan McKnight, Katie Carron, Leslie Hanna, Jessica Potter, Mollye Flippen, Nikki Kremer, Carli Posey, John Williams Graphic Media Teacher: Mrs. Tish Nelson DOUG McCORMICK 970-884-9847 CUSTOM HOMES General Contracting 784 CR 520 Bayfield, Co 8112" 0. 114. �Antlers Durango's mountain Dining Experience Durango has great restaurants but only one that serves up magnificent mountain views & extraordinary cuisine. Our chefs present local and regional specialties perfectly prepared over our special grille stoked with aromatic woods such as apple, sassafras and cherry. At Antlers your table is waiting for you .... Reservations always accepted. 259-2000 20 minutes North of Durango and 10 minutes south of Purgatory on Highway 550 at the world famous Tamarron Hilton Resort 115. �Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 2000 The Future Is Yours Be Proud Of Who You Are We are Proud of you Employees of Amoco Production Company BPAmoco 116. �·~- - The Den ~ ':BrowM ·(') Shoe ']it C 0 M PAN Y 871 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO, COLORADO 81301 Bowling • Billiards • Grill ~ ~ u 637 E. Colo. Dr. Bayfield 970-884-8112 ~~~2 ~ alDDrniD~ · ~&rn~lli:> (970) 247-5542 THOMAS L. GRAMS. D.O. . <-OLKI"NEY C. HEINKKE, D.O.~. (,( I RAl Dl- I !~TRY 801 l· l ORIDA RD , \UITL 2 0 RA GO. CO 81301 970-259-0 113 175 CLOVER DRJVE BAYFIELD. CO 81122 970-884-0287 I I II I I lllVl:U/lDe UDliO f Uf~NIT JRt. • 1\ VN NGS • AUTOMOTIVE. r • • • • .J,• 1 ' I ..1 l I The Bayfield High School yearbook staff would like to thank all of the sponsors for the 1999-2000 yearbook. Your support is greatly appreciated and the yearbook would not be possible without you. We would also like to thank anyone who provided pictures or interviews for our yearbook pages. Thanks Again, Bayfield High School Yearbook Staff liZ �1/<J �119 �Dear Jennifer, Wir sind sehr stolz auf Dich und wollen Dir sagen daB wir Dich lieb haben. Du bist der wichtigst Teil in unserem. Leben. Love, Mom and Dad Andy ... You and your accomplishments have made us all so very proud of you. You are wise beyond your years, and will be great at anything you set your mind to do. You have a big and caring heart and a great personality. God's blessings to you as you start your life out in the big world. We lovr you very much. Love, Mom, Mark, Haley, Sonja And Alexa Matt, Thank you for being you! Eighteen years of joy in our lives. We are so proud of you. Keep your humor, be true to yourself and others, always have faith and your future will be limitless. To my son Peter, You give me so much inspiration and happiness. Your smile and laugh always make me warm inside. Love, Dad We love you, Mom, Dad and Joe Brian, Your beautiful smile and great personality have brought us more joy than we can express. God really blessed us when He gave us you! We know you will be a success in whatever you decide to do. We love you lots ... Mom and Dad Lace - Seventeen years hav1 flown by and you've become a young woman that we are so proud of. You have a loving heart, fun spirit, a zest for life and strong values. Having you as our daughter bas been and always will be . .. a treasure. Love, Mom and Dac Levi ... We wish the very best for you as you journey to the next chapter of your life. You have enriched our lives with your strength, kindness, wit and patience. We know you will succeed in the path you choose. Tommy, We are so glad we have bad the opportunity to have you in our home. As you continue on in life, keep your faith in God, stay focused and all your hopes and dreams will come true. Our home is your home. Love, Love, Mom and Dad Shayne, Becki, Casey Tiffany, Jessica, Nick, Sbaq, Baby, Dutchess and Stu P.S. You're still the man! La~out b~ SruaR ~olltoK ����� 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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Wolverines 2000; Made you grow IIIF Item Metadata UUID ecfe75ad-8ffc-4aac-9d23-8c8161687537 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/99bbe58058843f2333e3f252f0475845.pdf 1fe338c076b592872cccec9f4523da59 PDF Text Text ����The Students of BHS Move Up deralLand Bank (303) 259-1540 850 East 2nd Ave. Durango, CO 81301 Dominic Khinhtay appears bewildered by BHS as he attempts to make an adjustment to smaU town life. Title Theme Page Homecoming/Student life Seniors Classes Fall Sports Winter Sports Faculty Academics Organization Dedication Year in Review Spring Insert 1 2-3 4-14 16-31 32-55 58-67 68-85 88-91 92-101 102-105 106-109 110111 112-128 �When entering Bayfield High School you step into a whole new world, a world of charisma, excitement and wonder. You may not be sure how you got there, but you'll sure be glad you came. You see, going to Bayfield High just isn't a task; it is considered to be a big, fun-filled and exciting adventure. Our high school has heard the words "steppin' up" a lot this year. What do these words mean to Bayfield High? Well, for one they mean stepping up to a classification of 3A. Stepping up also applies to our school because we are the school that is known for reaching greater heights. The students here are always found reaching for the stars, never quiting until they succeed. Our success can be found on the court or in the classroom. The Wolverine Spirit is running wild through every student here at BHS. The spirit is definitely "IN THE HOU-HOUSE!" For the Wolverines, there are no boundaries, only room to excel and to step up. The Wolverine is feared in every state, city and town, even it' every galaxy. Z ac Martinez steps into a Whole New World : a world of toilet paper, toilets, and smelly soap. Layout by Royale Da Revisions by Jennifer Wilmer The Student Center at 2 �Clockwise: Reggie Sanchez, Cannon Ivers and Ben Ford take five for a quick pose. Robby Butrymowicz is caught off gaurd wltile Austin Hall proves to be nothing close to camera slty. Jason Abernathy and Kacey Betley express their love for school. Jinnie Longrell and Amy Rogers welcome you to the bathroom. Mike Smith-wick wonders wltat the heck you are doing. McDonalds Going to McDonald's is almost as much a part of school as going to ckus. You're made us the ploce to mut, to talk, to Jwre a good tinu, to celebrau your rictoms and lulp forget defeals. You'.-• mad• McDonald's rrwre tltonjust another ploc• to eat. 3 �Steppin Into A Layoat By Wendy l~iller "Homl!coming 94' was not a disappointml!nt," . aid Erin Dunavant ahout this years cold and wet homecoming. "Homecoming is a time of year where everyone pulls together as a school and as classes. All of the decorations, powderpuff game, and class competitions are a great lead into the football game whether it's in the snow or not." The football team defeated the Pagosa Pirates for the first time since 1983. Although they did not get to play on their home court the volleyball team pl:lyed the Ignacio Bobcats. The unlucky cross country runners got snowed out of their meet. "The 94' Powderpuff game was the hest ever, since the upperclassmen of course, SPANKED the underclassmen," Whitney Burrows had to say ahout the 20-12 win to the seniors and juniors. It was the first time any team had ever scored. The class competitionswater hats, grapefruit pass, spoon pass, volley hall push, hlanketrace, tug of war, volleyball games, powderpuff football-were a lot of fun. The seniors and juniors tied with a score of twenty-four. The first hour cia.. es had a door decoration contest which was won hy Mrs. Connors crafts class. With our devoted fans and Post Office Box 500 Bayfield CO 81122 (303) 8 4-9583 Fax (303) 884-0214 4Tf . nome co111t11,~ great school spirit, homecoming wa. a hig success. "You know you have dedicated fans when they stand in the pouring rain to watch the football game," added Mrs. Haga. Right to left: Jaimie Neptune, Michelle Cristiano, Heather Raislz, and Jerica Cook are anuouslv ~..·aitingfor the games to start. Bottom Left: The BHS cheerleaders support the team through rain or shine. Below: The crafts class shows off their winning door. 1ames W. Sower, President Member FDIC �1 op far left: Sophomores, Kevm Pnor, Manlwl Hahn. Clavton Wilson. Ben Ford, and Tvler Young are wddened a'i thev start their 'iecond year losmg streak m the lwmocommg games. Left: Jennifer Evers, along H.tlh the rest of the freshmen team mes her hardest to ~.. m water bats. Middle left: JemcaWalten leH the ball get out of nose lent;?th. Bela~.. : The senwrs and ;unwrs pose for the1r \-!Ctorvp1cture. Tlzev won 20-12 over the sophomores and fre'ihmen. M1ddle far left: The second pn::.e bus created by the semors. Bottom far left: John Lancett shows Ills sophomore class the wav. Left: Brook Bassett does her homework by the hangmg p1rate. Above: JoevSerrano pulls back his Jzatfor twenty mmutes offun and games. Dura1rngo Office Products Compa1rny Corne see us for all your office, school, and horne needs! 940 Main Ave, 247-4287 urango, Colorado :·\~..~ ·1·1~·c : • • e·F·~·r~·itur·e·= • •• 247-1286 or 858 Main Ave. in Durango : .:For Anw Furniture Needs: -...; • T1 • e • • • e e • e e e • • e e • • e e Yit)/llf CtJI11tll,~ 0 :5 �HOMECOMING ROYALTY Slzmv Schulder, Escon; Audrey Roe, Atterulent; Jennifer Forsythe, Attendent; Justin Macklzn, Escort; Joey Serrano, King; Cheryl Rhyno, Queen. THE GROCERY STORE In Bayfield 3 1 Colorado Dr. (303) Paul Peeples, owner Henry Shmier, mngr. ISH . umlltcommg t 84-9523 Tires< Brakes< Shocks< BIGiJTIRES ~heels< Ty Howe Assistant Manager Ahgnment< .' Struts 2497 Mrun Ave. (303) 247-2146 Durango, CO 81301 �OppiSlte page, top: Cheryl Rhyno runs home to H;ash her dishes. Bottom: Robby Butrynww,cz helps the cheerleaders out at the bonfzre . Top left: Sha~..,. Shoulder, JenmferForsythe,Kristina Morrison, Ro.vale Da', and Joe}' Serrano do the senzor vtctory cry. Top nght: The senwr class watches their successful teamates. Middle: The powder puff girls tlunk up a winning play. Above: Cody Abernath.v, Justm Macklm,Mike Greer, CurtiS Valencw, and Cody Duran cheer for the wmmng team. Far left: Teara Teller and JericaCookput on their shadesfor the big day. Left: Jill Szrios cheers at the bonfire. Bob Flagg 'Sue He s from all of us al the Bayfield office of THE WELLS GROUP ea Karen O'Hare Virginia Salazar Better Homes ® And Gardens ® JoAnn Sanderfer 303/884-0395 • 581 Colorado Drive • Bayfield • 81122 .___ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ Bob Thome _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l/tJI11 tcrJ111ill<fi 7 �Throughout high school a person will meet a great number of different people. Faces will come that a person will remember forever, and faces will come that a person will forget o er a time period of ten minutes. Do you ever wonder how many faces you'll remember in twenty years? Many new faces have appeared at Bayfield High School this year. Some of these people you will become good friends with. Others you will never even meet. Why do these people chose a town that was barely put on the map? Robbie Butrymowicz replied, "Where I use to live the violence was to bad." At the rate Bayfield is growing the violence will soon be to bad too. Soon new faces wont even be noticed. SERVING BAYFIELD FOR OVER 30 YEARS. O/dsmob1le �From left to right: Some of the new faces at BHS. Jennie Collin. , Ililarie Moore, Robbie Butrymowicz, Luis Valenzuela, Heather Hieb, Amy Rogers. Mariah Vance, Man hrguson. and Jinnie Langrell. DURANGO , COLO 81302 SUBARU 679 Second Ave . P.O. Box 2448 247 -2121 Chevrolet �Layout By James Matthews As you walk through the mighty halls of BHS, you might notice that there is a wide selection of people. There are so many groups here that one can never be bored. In the small town environment, most everyone knows your name and usually most people don't have problems. Here at Bayfield we all do different things. Some play sports, some are involved in after-school activities, and somejusthavefunnotinschool. Whatever we do, we are having fun. Above: This Freshman class looks foward to another three years. Right: Kayma and Cierra dance through the halls. 802 CAMINO DEL RIO DURANGO, CO 81301 259-3630 �Left: Austin Hall looks up f rom his hard studying to ponder w hy the camera is in his fa ce. What is your philosophy of life? "Life IS ~~hat \'OU nwke of 1t. so enJOV it to 1ts fullest." Makesha Ludw1g "Make vourself happv, before anythmg and make sure } 'OU are havmg fun. " Jaunie eptune I I "Whatevervou do, be .vourself' Rwn Rodenck "Just have fun with whatever you do." Mana Borst Top: Danny F. and Ronny L. play peek-a-boo. Bottom: Tara just kicks back and lets all others do the work. Above: Tim Mauldin wonders why he has to get his picture taken while he could be playing Magic*. Plnytlzings and Clot/zing for Children Lynn & Geoff Wolf Ju~L o ff::-.tam Ave 120 \V Eighth l l0J t 2-l7 34-l[l····l:l.(O co '<Jlllt 11 �• •• • •• • • • • •••• ••• ••• •• •••• •• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •• • • • • •• .............................................. ..... ., CLOTHES. The top priority on almost every teenagers mind. At least those who care about what they look like, and what teenager does not. At Bayfield High School there are a wide variety of styles and looks worn by different people. The e styles are anything from bell-bottoms and Doc Martins to Wranglers and snake skin cowboy boots. Of course, there is always the BHS Dance Team uniforms. VERY flashy indeed! With so many people corning from different areas, there are many eye catching outfits that circulate the halls of Bayfield High. One thing that is for sure though, those who say money can't buy happiness don'tknow where to shop. NettLe's ?::>tiJtt-0- ~ama. "A Quality Printing Establishment With Over A Decade Of Experience" TELLY: 970/884-9501 FAX: 970/884-1320 175 CLOVER DRIVE (3rd right past the Conoco headin' east on Hwy. 160b) BAYFIELD! �••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••• BAYFIELD ANIMAL HOSPITAL 453 SOUTH PINE Good Luck Class of 1995!!! �Many New Faces Appear Slowly walking through the halls of BHS can he an exciting experience. Each group had its own distinguished features. The rapid growth added to the chaos and the interest. The groups consisted of cowhoys, partiers, jocks, and all of the ahove. The freshman class was the largest group that ever entered BHS . They were the sole reason why nohody could walk through the halls . They also provoked th~ . ~niors to tape some of th~m to the 11ag pole. Only a few fights were aroused, and everyone managed to stand hehind each other when it was nece.. ary. The teachers will never forget thes~ students, especially th~ . eniors. The name and faces will always remain in their minds through the years. The talent and individualities of the students will mirror in everyone's minds m the years to come. Layout hy Jennifer Forsythe TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors 16-31 Juniors 32-39 Sophomores 40-47 Freshman 48-55 Clockwzse: Bart Miller and John Lancett are shocked that anyone would want a picture oftlzem. Kali Beck shows lze r new look. Jimmy Cundifftries toJEke a smile. M.E. McMillan THE BANK OF 14 DURANGO Chairman of the Board President 303/259-5500 FAX 303/259-5503 Member F.D.I.C. GO WOLVERINES! �ClocJ...·wise: Bobbv Sowers shows her cheesy gnn. Jeb Tavlor doesn't kno~'>' how he got here. Emd Lasater begins to pick Jzer teeth. All tlze students en;o_v tlze assembly as CurtiS Valencza gets disgusted with life. Jenca Cook's lzfe consrm ofrela.xatwn. Corv Ba.ner watches people bowmg before lzun. Canon Ivers shows peace stgns to the upperclassmen. Dan Kennedy and Olan Morn.wn watch Aden Morrison'snewdancemo~·es. A Unicorn's Garden SJ Just off Main Ave. 120 W. Eighth St. Playthings and Clothing for Children Books • Shoes • Gifts Lynn & Geoff Wolf J< 303/247-39-+7 Duran~o. CO 8/301 1 5 �1995 Seniors Dominate All "We've gone people that build up the other around. I where no other class has senior class come from am sure all of us can gone before. We don't all over, there are still a remember when some of waste our time stealing few that started the us were trying to get our stupid Christmas trees. JOurney through divers licence while We concentrate on asolescents together. others were still dominating All! Joining them along the struggling to pass their Obviously succeeding by way were people who permit tests. Even further showing the freshman made this class even more back there are memories classNOMERCY!! We memorable. The senior of drawing straws for live hy P-A-R-T-Y, why? class is the smallest at friends; eighth grade Because wegotta! We're Bayfield High School, parties that lasted all the class that is, as Jim hut it is definatly the one night; and, of course, our Carry put in, SMOKEN!! with the most spirit, dreaded freshman year at Literally." Wendy determination, and Bayfield High School. Miller, Leigha Natzke, leadership. Rachel Through the years we Jennifer Forsythe, and Crossman added, "After have created many Royale Da had this to say four long years of high memories to stay with about their senior class. school, I am ready to each and every one of us. Once in a great while experience the real world, Some that might he there comes a class like hut I'm not to sure it's forgotten, and others that no other class before. ready for us." will live on forever. Dominating step by step It seems like Many students at till they reach the top. yesterday we all had our Bayfield High School Well the time has come own little group of seem to think that this for the greatest of all these friends, and we were senior class is a little classes. The time has scared to talk to everyone weird. Well, when come for the class of '95'! else. But through the seniors are asked about This class can definatly years, everyone has their class they had a little he categorized as the class learned to accept one more to add. Cody with NO FEAR! another. Now we can not Abernathy said, "We may Although the imagine not having each be weird, but why he Photographic Studio 16 StllitJrs Ask about our Senior Portraits 643 112 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 Phone: (303 )247-8626 normal!" This class is definatly not normal and boring. This class will always be remerbered as the wildest class at BHS. The class that 1s SMOKEN!!! �W ith his best foot forward, Jarrett Cook tries to make it to class on time. �18 CODY ABERNATHY MICHAEL ANDERSON KA TY BLAT ICK WHITNEY BURROWS JARRETT COOK RACHEL CROSSMAN KALIBECK CATHERINE COLLINS ROYALEDA' �JENNIFER FORSYTHE LUIZA FRITZ NITA GOMEZ CARL HOLMES RYAN HUNT JAMES JACK DOUG KREMER AMY LONGFELLOW JESSIE DYER 19 �After Many Years of Friends Go Separate Ways One for all and all for one. Best friends seem to come in great quanities for the . enior clas. at Bayfield High School. As far back as anyone can rem em her the class of 95 has traveled together in groups supporting each other through hard time and the best times of their live . Coming together as a clas. can he hard for some people, hut this senior class has learned to stand beside one another from the beginning till the end. "Good friendhip are something that last forever, and there are a lot in this class." added • Kali Beck. Growing up together means that this class has heen together as long as they can remember. They have been together for as long, that they arc like brothers and sisters which leads to some disagreements once in a while. Getting through these times is what brings them as close as they are. Standing side hy side a. much a they can will result in friendships that last a lifetime. Friendships that this class has definitly found. Layout By Leigha Natzke • • ALL AND ALL FOR ONE • 20 Sttrion C loch..·tse: Jennv and Letgha pose for a ptcture outstde Casa Bontta. Goofing around, Michael, Jeff, and James try to outsmart each other. Justm, Joev. Evan, and Shaw ~'~<'til stand side-by-side throughout their senior year. Kristina and Cheryl share another happy moment during vollevball camp. Kerrie, Makesha, and Katv show everyone who the real number one friends are. The Sherwin-Williams Company 3000 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-~ Charles E. Dobey Store Manager JeffV. McMunn Asst. Store Manager �"Still - in a way - nobody sees a flower - really - it is so small - we haven't time - and to see takes time, like to have friends takes time. " -Georgia O'Keeffe Through the years the colors and numbers on the Bayfield water towers have changed drastically. This year they represent, nota pecial class. but a very special member of the 1995 Senior Class. C a y 1e McC(.nnick meant so much to thi cla · · that they w 0 u 1d rather have hi initials on the water tower · than the year they graduate. Friend: of Cayle all contributed to putting hi initial · on the towers. Taking fla ·hlights and all the paint they could find, they made a mark that will not he era ·ed for a long time. A mark of FRIENDSHIP. F ()WE HPR£55 OUR DEEP GRATITUDE AtJD ~ LOVE TO ALL BAYFIELD Hl~lt SCHOOL 828 Main Avenue • P.O. Box 598 ·Durango, CO 81301 boots (303) 247-0446 shoes sportswear • westernwear · casualwear . workwear. etc. .5TUOE.~TS, E.SPE.CIALLY Tr-1£ CLJ\55 OF l<i~5 I FO r" FOil YouP. LOVrtJe:. T~IBUTE. To '(ouR FP,\Ef-{0 AIJn DtJ.R s~. C.AYLE MCCORMICK MITCH A/JO CINDY FAI-\RIOt..! S~nitJrs 21 �22 KERRIE LORENZINI MAKESHA LUDWIG JUSTIN MACKLIN DENISE MANSELL JAMES MATTHEWS JEFF McCLURE ELIZABETH MERRILL WENDY MILLER PATRICK MORELLI �KRISTINA MORRISON LEIGHA NATZKE CHRISTINA NEIL RYAN POWELL CHERYL RHYNO AUDREY ROE JAMIE SALAZAR STEVE SANCHEZ SHAW SCHULDER 23 �Cheryl Rhyn~) has attended Bayfield schools as far hack as anyone can rememher. Throughout high school she was involved in many extra curricular activities, including Student Council, volleyhall, FHA, and FBLA, and she maintained a high GPA through it all. Cheryl has made many friends during high school. Each one descrihes her as a person with a generous and fun-loving attitude. She plans to attend the University of orthern Colorado after graduation. Joey Serrano has heen a student in Bayfield schools since second grade. His main priorities during high school seem to he sports and friends. Joey has participated in foothall, haskethall, track, and hasehall. When not playing . ports, he can he found with his many friend. around the school. Joey i a friend to many at Bayfield High School. Even though he is unsure of his future plans, everyone is sure to miss him after he graduates. Layout By Leigha Natzke Winner's Choice Vitamins ~ THE DURANGO KID 640 Main Ave. Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247-1447 -t!f' Farmers Supply Mill Con Kemple, Manager 303-247-1780 r 696 Sawmill Rd. P 0 . Box 1726 Durango, CO 81301 �Pres1dent: Kary Blatmck V1ce Pres1dent. Cheryl Rh}no Secratary: Wend\ M1ller Treasurer: Kali Beck Rep. w1z.a Frm. C locJrn.•,se: Amy Longfellow chats with Mr. Roggero. Kristina Momson is trying to convince a gullible male to do her homework. Carl Holmes gets a ~-.·orkour in P.E. Senwr guys carry on a tradition l~( lzad'1·-sack in the lobby. 666 Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - St11it1n 25 �JOEY SERRANO EVAN SURPRENANT TEARA TELLER CORBIN WILMER 26 BUCKY TAYLOR MELISSA WALTERS JENNIFER WILMER MATT WILSON �hawing many faces. the Senior class has livened up the halls at Bayfield High School. From top left; Justin Macklin and Jeannie Collins share a special moment. Katy Blatnickmakes herpresence known to all. Kristina Morrison expresses her displeasure. Cheryl Rhyno grimace. during a demonstration speech in Mrs. Cashio's class. Ryan Hunt heads to class. Bucky Taylor shows how he "gets the red out". Kali Beck prepares for the Homecoming Pmvder Puff Football game. S 27 �Layout By Leigha Natzke Places to go, and people to see. The enior class is ahle to tind entertainment wherever they may he or whatever time of year it is. This class can always he seen having fun, hanging out with their friends, or at least trying to find entertainment in Bayfield. Wild parties and long road trips are just some of the places and things this class can he seem doing together. Spring Break is always a time for excitement for this class. In the pa. t years the . eniors have traveled far and near. This year, who knows where they will end up. One thing for ure, once this clas gets started there is no stopping them. Top ro bottom: Jennifer Forsythe, Le1glza atzke, and Royale Da' spend tune our m the sun. Jennifer Forsvrlze 1S cauf?lzt by surpnse on her wa.v to class. NEVER HAD IT SO II II II II II II FIShing Gtnde Information Camping and Hiking Headquclrters Open Early and Open Late for Your Shopping Convenience - Established 1928 - 863 Main Ave • Durango, CO • Mon-Sat 8:30-9, Sun 10-6 • 247-2660 �C ounter clocf...>i-l.Se: Melissa Walters, Teara Teller, and Jerica Cook slzm~ who the real men are Cod\ Abernatlz_v struts his stuff. Ben Loct gets a kick out of Audrev. College Prep celbrates an excilmg dav of En~hsh. Joev Serrano can reallv sag those pants. Whitney !Burrows finall_vfinds that itch. "The reason for living is raising H-1, having fun, and kicking A--!" - Katy Blatnick "Our class has beenthrougha lot throughout the long years. We w1ll always remam close, no matter 4 ..___ _ __. where we go inlife." -Kris Morrison Wink's TV 3063 MAIN AVE. DURANGO, CO 81301 247-1594 SALES • SERVICE Computer Warehouse # 24 TOWN PLAZA DURANGO, COLORADO WILLIAM ECKARD (303)247-3308 L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SenitJrs 29 �riends Forever.... S tarting even before kindergarten, the Senior Class has made many friends ... friends that will never be forgotten .. . even when they are gone. Cayle McCormick was a friend to many of us. Most people would say "He was one of the coolest kids I have ever known. " He was a good athlete, a good student and a caring person. Showing how much they care about Cayle, students at BHS have remembered him in many ways. Several of the sports teams wore his initials on their uniforms and the senior class painted "CM" on the water tower instead of "95" .Each person has their own special memories of Cayle. One thing is sure and constant though. .. We will always love him. l1z Me1nory of Charles Cayle McCormick. �B ig night out... Cayle, Aaron Hendrix, Leigha Natzke and her date prepare for the 1994 Senior Prom. SENIOR CLASS SONG "Friends " Packing up the dreams God planted In the fertik soil of you. Can't believe the hopes he's granted Means a chapter in your life is through. But we'll keep you close as always It won't even seem you've gone Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong. - Sen/ior llass Motto l .•.· - . . .. .::: Only as high as I can reach can I grow. Only as far as I seek can I go. Only as deep as I look can I see. Only as much as I dream can I be. And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And afriend will not say never Cause the welcome will not end. Though it'shard to let you go, In the father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends With the faith and love God's given Springing fromthe hope we know We will pray the joy you 'lllive in Is the strengths that now you show But we'll keep you close, as always It won't even seem you've gone. Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong. And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And afriend will not say never Cause the welcome will not end. Though it's hard to let you go, In the father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends. No a lifetime's not too long To live as friends. love, ~sting the waters ... Cayle and sister ~ Angie enjoy a day at Vallecito Lake. ~4 �Find Themselves Making an Impact on BHS ''I have enjoyed my Junior year," said Erin Anglin, "but it is scary because I only have one year left and I cannot picture my self on my own yet." Many of the class members agreed with Erin. However, there were those who were prepared to get out and make an impact. Whether it was sports or academics, this class triumphed over all the etbacks to get the job done and done right. Junior Prom was one of the activities that overwhelmed the members. The class decided to put on the best prom that Bayfield High School had ever een. In order to achieve this they did concessions and the Halloween Carnival. This class made quite an impression on student life. Mrs. Milner said,' 'This class is filled with quality and funfilled people. We are going to be hearing alot about this class for years to come.'' C enter: Daryl Kohlerschmidt takes a nap after staying up too late all weekend Right: Robby BuiTymowicz !Ties to impress the underclassmen girls so he can have a date for Saturday night. Far Right: Josh Baier figures out that it is okay to have a good time and still study too. Layout by Rachel Edwards 110 East Yth Street (303) 1~1-0i7I For Appomtment 303/ 884-9078 Laurie Fredette Affordable l:fr-ffl"ff"b"tN Jewlery, Pur;eo;. Barrettes. Ect. NORMA MEADOR Stylist 557 Colorado Dr Bayfield, co 81 122 �C I ockwise from Upper Left: Ben Lott shows the other students that life can be fun as well as rewarding. Rachel Edward.li models the latest in Chemistry wear. Chelsea Lyall is one of the many people whose smile graces the halls of the school. January Riggins still trys to figure out how she ended up with aU these exotic people from Bayfield. I / K !2Pv?rango 1240 a.m. Fast friendly service! Geogre Stephens Randy Stephens 2653 Main Ave Durango), CO 81301 30.1-247-1224 }tmims 33 �Below: Jwme Neptune is nor u.l'!lallr rerr 11!r hill she 11 camem shv and she tries to Jude W!Succel·sfullr {rom tile mmera R1ght: Heather Heave 1 ~ tlunkm 'S aholll her date tf111· ~~eel.:. end wahjoru.J memones. Abernathy, Jason Allen, Fon·est Anglin, Erin Atencio, Carlos Baier, Josh Bassett, Shane Baumgardne r, Andy Baxter, Cory Biggers Johmza Blachten, Johnathan Brandon, Jeff Butrymowicz, Robert Clark, Slzauna Cook, Jerica Cristiano, Michelle La Casita Mexican Restaurant Rob Butrymowicz t303) 884-9118 34 }tmim'! Closed Monday & Tuesday Wednesday 11-2 S-9 Friday 11-2 S-9 Saturday S-9 Sunday Brunch 11-3 118 East Mill Street • Bayfield, CO 81122 �Left: /(t Zac cute" Zac Mart me:. 1s forced to ~et IllS pzcture taken. Above: Enn Dunavant and Rachel Edwards are m deep conversation about the upcommg term papers zn Mn. Cashio's class. Cusick, Ryan Dunavant, Enn Duran, Cody Edwards, Rachel Evers, Christen Fitts, Josh Frankenheimer, Dylan Fritz, Danny Greer, Mike Hall, Austin Hall, Dan Hamilton, Mmuii Harrison, Tom Homer, Josh Huthmacher, Caleb Dirk W. Nelson Pine River Plaza 381 East Colorado Drive Attorney of Law P.O. Box 496 Bayfield, CO 81122 (303) 884-9561 }tmim-s 35 �Kohlenclmudt, Daryl Kremer, Dason Langford, Mtchael Langrell, Jmnie Lobato, Enc Lott,Ben Ludw1g, Ron Lujan, Ammula Lyall, CheL\ea Manmez, Zac McClure Jennifer Miller, Bart Mtller, Eugene Morrison, Kandt Nep!Une, Jamie A/Jove: Jenca Cook 1S all tressed out for ,dent1cal twin day during the HomeconungfestiVIttes. Rtglzt: Cory Ba.\ter and Carlos Atencio are kickmg hack and attempting to show the enllre school JLHt how "cool" they reallr are. 36 }tmim -s �OrRtmian, Enn Petersen, And) Pm, Man um Popely, Marylou Potter, Jason Prwnto, Reco Rwsh, Heather Rtgl?tn. January Rule. Catrenw Stlton, Som·a Sni~elv. Cmdy Thompson. Jenmfer ['l(irtcA... Matthe~~ Valencw. CurtiS Weise\', Dormmc Left: Heather Razsh and Jennifer Thompson show ereryone JUSt how much they LOVE Mrs. Haga's computer appltcatwns class. Above: The JLmwr hangout ts a hot spot m Bavjield Htgh Sc;hool, JUSt ask Shane Bassett and Danny Frit:.. Dylan Frankenheuner doesn 't like the camera as much as his pet teddy bear, which he takes with Jzim everywhere. W.M. O'Crotty Licensed Master 28 Years Experience 884-9179 Hours: 9-5 Monday - Friday 17 West Mill Bayfield P.O. Box 618 Bayfield, CO 81122 High Altitude Performance Electrical Repair' Special Interest and Collector Can Appraisals and Impectiom Pre-Purchase and Pre-Sales Jnspectiom Fuel Injection\ }tur im -s J 7 �Looking better than usual the junior bmJS get together for a Prom picture. Diverse yet united, the class of 96 finds a way to bring fun to L..;;;;;========= = :. .J any occaszon. From tlze left, top row; Tom Hattison, Bart Miller, Cory Baxter, Zac Martinez, jason Abernathy, Dan Hall, Ryan Cusick, Ronnie Ludwig, Curtis Valencia, Eric Lobato and Carlos Atencio. Dilytan 8 ·TIRES · J/P TIRE, Inc. " HOME OF THE SUDDEN SERVICE BOYS " PROFESSIONAL ALIGNMENT COMPUTER BALANCING 1776 MAIN AVE . DURANGO , CO 81301 (303 ) 247 - 9068 JlJ }UiiiDI3 �Opposite Pa~e C/ock\nse. \1uw Ptllt' ,.ttl/ trvtn~ to fn~ure out Amencl/11 hi~fl 1c hoof life. Austtn Hall 1/um ·' Ius more \lUI\ e \1(/e. Catrenw Rule, Ctndr Snne/yand Lnn An~!tn listen to Mtke Greer'1 horror \tones(~{ M n . Caslzw 's cia ~s. 1hl\' Pa ~e Clockwt.\ t': .!111 ntt' Lang rei/ slums hHh Homer Jlt .lt who 1' tougher. M1chelle Crtltuuw lcw~h' at \OIIl<' ;oke that 1he heard resterdcn·. Andr Baumgardner takes tune met c1{ Ius lm w schedule to pose fort he camera. - -- ~ - -.:.. _:::,~:;'~~~" ~ rf)vrill Sfreef j)rug Sfore E~ SERVI G THE PISE RIVER VALLE; Y //' Mary O'Donnell • Owner Pharmacist Po aox 110 Bayfield, CO 81122 Corner of Mill & Church ~=====--303_/884 === ·9=13=3====:::::::.) }tttriOI'! 39 �IOVING ,up IN THE WORLD SOJFJBIMOIDE <CJLASS ONJB IRUNG JFROM UJPJP>JEJRCLASSMJEN. What do you get when you cross school clowns, exceptional students, outstanding athletes, and very friendy people'! You get the sophomore class of 199495. This class grew in leaps and hounds as individuals. When asked if she were ready for upperclassmen life, Kim McGuire said, "It's scary to think that I will have only two more year to get my self together." This last year the sophomore class did accompli. h a few things. In academics they were very compctetive and hrnught home many of the awards given by teachers. In athletics, several of the students went to state and placed well. Such sports were track, wrestling, and basket hall. There were even those that made all-conference teams. In the way of extra curricular acti v1 ties. they were strong as well. Bayfield High School is proud to have this class a part of its history. Top Rz~ht ·Jesse Cummmgs and Marshall Hahn find tunc ro laugh m P.O. T Right: Kzm Richins looks as if she was zntcruptcd h) the camera. Above: Jamie McMinn takes tzmt to smzlt fnr the camera 247-4302 Shari Chrane In surance 555 S. Camino del Rio Durango, CO 40 Sophmores �Top Left: Mike Smithwick take.\ time to smile for the camera. Far Lefr: loch Rustman attempts to concentrate in science class. Left: Tegan Corlies spaces our in rhe commons area. Above: Kacv Conner is all smiles when typing. Andrews, Nick Apodaca, Jennifer Backer, Megan Betlev, Kacev Brittain. Jenlca Chapin, Hobb_v Clapp, Cierra Clendening, Magoie Cole, Angie Collins, Christina XEROGRAPHies PLUS CORTEZ DURANGO FARMINGTON Salies: (303) 259-2447 Service: 1-800-822-2979 Supplies: 1-80 -822-22 �Far Righr: KrisT)' Miller rries not to get disrracred bv rhe carnera. Right: Brand Deming artempts ro reach the class. Above: Tyler Young and Brand Deming show that rhey 'l-1:or/... well rogether in Algebra II. Conner, Kacy Corlies, Tegan Crossrnan, Rubin Crumbaugh, Ellie Cummins, Jesse Cundiff. Jimmy Deming, Brand Donaldson, Justin Eimar, Erik Fahrion, Dawn Farnam, Maleah Ford, Ben Garcia, Cheyenne Gomez, Miguel Gosnev, Mandy ---------------~ ~~~;; -- - -=--==--- == =- ~ PRINTJNG COMPANY 42 Sophmores Outstanding Quality ... Since 1957 Graphic Design - lFull lRange of Bindery Services Drafting & Surveying Supplies - lFree Delivery in Durango 950 East 2nd A venue - Durango, CO (303) 247-5212- FAX (303) 247-1454 �Right: Hilary Moore and Cierra Clapp show that they are the best qffriend.\. Above: Kimber Thompson looks like she is really having fun in Mrs. Haga's cla.\s. Haga. Heather Hahn. Marshall Hahn. Valerie Hamilton. Aaron Heitner, Colin Hoback. Craig Holland, Randv lver.\, Cannon· ](J(_k, Harlev Jenkins. lucid Johnson. Bobbv Josl-·t:ick. Sarah· Kennedr. Dannv Khin Hiav. Dominic Kimball, Nicholas JR UFEuS JPAliNT STORE MIKE ROMERO 38 TOWN PLAZA DURANGO CO 81301 (303) 247-5267 SOPH.WORES 43 �Left: Olan Morrison and Angela Natzke are busy taking notes in class. Ahove: Heidi Wilbourn and Sam Lorenzini look real enthused about their next assignment. Koss, Celeste Kugle, Matthew Lancett,John Larimore, Heather Lassater. Enid Linfesry, Tara Lorenz.ini, Sam Lucero, Llovd Ludwig, Josh Macklin, Jessica Mars, Dusty Marrin, Amanda Me Guire, Kim Me Minn, Jaime Miller, Kristy 44 SOPHMORES Medicinal and Edihle Plant.\. Walks,Talks,Consullllttmls and Clwse.\. Herbal,Homeopatltic and Nutritional Supplie.\ . Kendra-Clinical Herbalist, Nutritional Consu/tant-(303) 884-9637 64 West Mill St. - 120 Sandia Cr. - C.R. 520. Bayfield. CO 81122 �Far Left: Matt Fergu.wm tnes not to smile for the camera. Left: .llllme McMmn und Cterra Clapp are trytng to .figure ow wlztch end IS up. Abore: Nichola,· Kulllm /1 and Jeb Tavlor are tryin~ to .find a new reetpe for a hvdro~en bomb. Monger, Bert Morrison, Olan Natzke, Angela Neil, Renae Percell, Phoebe Popely, Timothy Priest, Joel Prior, Kevin Richardson, Christina Roggero, Heidi Rusrman, Jodv Sanchez, Reggie Schockaert, Mike Serrano, Jackie Smithwick, Mike DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE Doctor of Chiropractic Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160B Bayfield, Colorado 1122 P.O. Box 738 SOPHMORES 45 (303 )884-20 2 �Left: Entd Lassater tries to remember her combo. Center: Tvler Young ts trvmg to cram for a test next hour. Mtddle: Tara Lmfesty takes tune to munch mjgods class. Sours, Jeremv Steinbacher, Kellv Taylor, feb Thompmn, Kimber Wageling, 'Kaymi Wilbourn, Heidi Williams, Steve Wilmer, Michael Wilson, Clayton Wray, Jesse Young, T_vler ZinJ', Theresa Serving the People of the Pine River Valley 46 SOPH!VIORES II»®wrm lBI®mm<e C®®Jkiirm o ~@~c~~~c~@§§ IBiw;r. 11.~® &ftftlln~ ILJi~IInft Jim IE&y-iill~ll<dl ~~§ lEllii~Ik IBiwsr. IE&y-iill~ll<dl 9 (C(Q) ~11.11.~~ �Top: B.J. Monger and Jeb Taylor try not to look suspicious. Middle: Randy Holland is too busy to look up and smile for the camera. Far Lefr- Mike Smithwick isn't posing for the camera. Left: John Lancetr and Chevanne Garcia are playing monkey see monkey do. Above· Renae Neil takes time out of computer class To strike a quick pose. CASUAL &ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR AND SPORTSWEAR 842 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO COLORADO SOPHMORES 47 �A New Group of Steppin' Up to Bay High It wasn't as easy as changing a diaper, but big changes carne to the freshman this year. As hard as it was the freshman got their share of experiences. They made friends or tried to stay out of the u pperclassrnan 's way. They all stuck in their own little groups, but their determinations kept' ern going. One of the big changes the freshman faced this year was the schedule. Coming from the 8 period to the 4 period day, Ashley Catron said," Its easier and makes the days feel short." The other was that the initiation was revived.Even though it was rough getting tied to a flag pole or gettiing a toilet twirl, the freshman still had that Bayfield High School spirit. As we know it was hard being a feshman, keep your head up and the years will go by easy. ~::It- PETERSEN'S ~, Country Flowers & Gifts Suzette Peter en 1{8 (303)8 4 - 2309 Gem Village Bayfield, CO 81122 C'ounterclock wise. Ashley Catron takes a break in com- puter class. Darrell Belger flexes his pees. Renee A tencio shows us how hard she works in class. Farmers Insurance Group SSS South Camino Del Rio # A - 3 Durango , CO 81301 Shari Chrane Steve Jones 247-4301 259-1201 �Andrews, J ori Atencio, Renee Baier, Jonathan Bassett, Heidi Beck, Beau Belger, Darrell Borst, Maria Brittain, Louie Catron. A hley Chamhlee, Aaron Counterclockwise. Judie Natzke gets alllulppy in computer class. Jessica Walter shows her ability on the computer . Hilary Moore enjoying class. H efald 1275 Main Avenue D{.~~ngo Durango, CO 8130 I 247 3504 Serving The Four Comers Daily �Crumhaugh, Sarah Cu ick, Heidi Davenport, Bethany Dunavant, Grady Duran, Nick Engstrom, Jack Ever,, Jennifer Foster, Micah Fritz, Doug Greer, David Hoffman, Will Holland, Kri ty Howard, Ryan Huthmacher, Heather Jack, Darcy Johnson, Jeremiah Lancaster, Brett Lawr~nce, Roger Lewis, Robbie Lott, Peter l\flcklin Constuction ~5 North Wilmer Drive 884-0224 1 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! �Luna, Matthew Lyall, Erik Magg, Rachacl Mac Elroy, Scan Mauldin, Tim McCargcr, Tony McCormick, Angie McDonald, Kayma McWilliam. , Kevin Me. sam ore, Jcrod Michel, Andrea Miller, Tim Moore, Hilary Moore, Shayne Morelli, Jes ica Morlan, Amber Morrison, Aden Natzke, Jodie Neil, Troy Neptune, Jennifer Some of the new faces at Bay High. Far left. Josh Walcott, Liz Newby, Aaron Chamblee, Nick Duran, Tegan Corlies, and at the end Jill Sirio . Senior photography & more ! 1323 E 2 Av Durango 247-5660 �Newby, Liz Owens, Deanna Phelp , Wendy Potter., Casey Prior, Kizzi Rhodes, Carl Rogers, Amy Roggero, Andrea Salazar, Joletta Sanchez, Jodi irios, Jill Si coe, Jermey Sitton, Matthew Sours, Tracy Sower, Bobbie Stephenson, Clay Sucato, Theresa Sutherlin, J.R. Talley, Kara Tatum, Charlie LJEWKS 1r1Et1UJE V AL1UJE MlEJEtCAN1rliLJE 271 N MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE Phone(303)884-9502 BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 The hardware store of the country Congratulations to the class of '95' �Taylor, Wi ty Teague, Dustin Tidrick, Kristin Trabing, Aaron Trewet, Chris Valencia, Travis Vance, Mariah Vaughn, Amy Walcott, Josh Walker, Eric Jessica Walter Wiehe Scott Wilmer, Duhlin Zwisler, Ros. Rivera, Seirgo Jodt Sanche::. to excited to be here. Tim Mauldzn over pmrers Ius knowledge. Beau Beck lmngs Ius scrapp_v arhelettc ra/enH ro our Htgh. Enc Wa/kerLsa/1 confused. Hetdt Custck stares off warclung evervbody ~o by. Humane Society Thrift Store " The Best For Less" 1111 Camino del Rio Clean Quality Merchandise o, Co 81301 Benefiting Our Animal Friends cross From the Town Plaza 303 385-4322 GEM VILLAGE COUNTRY STORE AND VILLAGE ANTIQUES QUALITY CARHARTT WORK CLOTHES SPORTING GOODS AND LICENSES ONE OF A KIND ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES AND MUCH MORE 39793 HWY 160 BAYFIELD, CO 811 22 �" Being A Freshmen is a Experience." according to Mariah Vance. Some more new faces of the High school. Counterclockwise. ]emlifer Neptune, Sergio Rivera, Kayma McDonald, and Peter Lott "66" Mfimfi M~rr(t "66" supports the Bayfield Wolverines Stop in for pizza & more after the com ete! (303) 884-9904 �Counterclockwise. Chris Trewet dazed and confused. The looks ofjessica Morelli., Wendy Phelps, Bobbie Sower, and Tony McCarger. ttheend, Angie Me Connick working hard as ever. LA CASITA Lunch 11-12 Thes-Fri Mexican Food ME XI C AN Q E<£>TAU Q ANT Dinner 5-9 Thes-Fri Sat 4-9 Closed Sun & Mon Worth Driving For! �Lavour hv Jennifer Forsytlu The sports teams thi. year proved that a little hustle goes a long way. The immediate victories of football and cross country started the year off on the right foot. Many fans joined to support each team. Spmts has always been emphasized in Bayfield, and this year's teams will always be notable for all their hard work. "I enjoy playing sporl~ because I have worked so hard with people since seventh grade. This year we all had the chance to play together," said Royale Da' about her senior year sports experience. As the cheerleaders screamed their way through every game, so did the tudents, faculty, and the numerou fans. Knowing that everyone was hehind them, the athletes gave all they had to make their hometown proud. Despite the injury etbacks, each team came together, worked harder, and did what they could. They made a point to make the 1994-95 year a memorable one. TABLE OF CONTENTS Volleyball Football Cross Country Cheerleaders Wrestling Girls Basketball Boys Basketball 58-61 62-65 66-69 70-71 74-77 78-81 82-85 ails a time out during the game. Ryan unt fig Ius to defeat his opponent. Pine River Massage Therapy Center 303-884-0460 1327 US Hwy 160B ~ Bayfield, CO 81122 �Bottom: Royale Da serve the ball. Bottom left: Tyler Young print<; for the finish line . Bottom right: Mike Smithwick gets up high in warm-ups. Center: Wolverines get ready to play some "0 ". Left: KrL ty Miller teals the hall.. Below: Cody Duran brings the team up to the line. We are happy to support the future endeauon oF the HayFitdd High School Clau oF 199S �Having six seniors, a league championship last year, and only loosing two players to graduation, the 1994 season looked to be full of great promises for the Wolverine volleyball team. Or what should have been a promising season. "This season was a waste of a lot of talent. With six seniors that have been playing together for six years, we should have gone a lot further." said senior Leigha Natzke. The team faced many downfalls during the season. s E N I 0 R s Everything they needed was there, but for some reason the girls just could not grab a win. While fighting to find just what was missing, the team faced their most toughest components with all they had- DEDICATION! The Wolverines stold a victory from the long time rival, the Ignacio Bobcats. Along the way other wins carne from the Mancos Bluejays and the Pagosa Springs Pirates. At Districts the Wolverines faced Centauri. The girls carne out fighting but could not pull off the win that was most important. They left the gym knowing that they would never play together again. One thing the team learned from this season is that you have to work for what you want for yourself, not for other people. Sometimes those other people just don't want it as bad as you do. �Back Row: Coach Hott, Kristy Miller, Kacy Conner, Leigha Natzke, Conch Jones Middle Row: feb Taylor, Sarah Joswick, Kali Beck, Wendy Miller Front Row: Jessica Macklin, Threasa Zink, Kristina Morrison, Cheryl Rhyno, Jenmfer Forsythe, Erin Dunavant, Royale Da' Bac~ Row: Kara Talley, Coach Jones Middle Row: Liz Newby, Heidi Cusick, Jodie Nat::ke, Jill Sirios, Mandy Martin , Heidi Reggero,Front Row: Megan Backer, Wendy Phelps, Angela Natzke, Sarah Crum/Jaug/1 Back Row: Coach Hott, Theresa Zink, Sarah Joswick, Amber Morlan, Christy Collins, Coach Jones Front Row: Jessica Walter, Kacy Conner, Mandy Martin, Whisty Taylor ~ e 259-0887 DURANGO, COLORADO 81301 �Girls Track Team WRESTLING 1991 1st 1991 All-State Not enough information available. 1988 Team 2nd Wade Garcia-5th Jonathan Hunt-6th 1989 Kyle Beebe-6th 1990 Kyle Beebe-5th 1991 Jason Jenkins-1st Royce Mogensen-2nd Dan Chamblee-4th Ray Powell-5th Jeramiah Coey-6th 1992 Jeramiah Coey-5th 1993 Jeramiah Coey-3rd 1994 Marshall Hahn-1st Ryan Hunt-5th 1995 Cody Duran-4th Marshall Hahn-5th FOOTBALL. Team 1990 Quarter-Finalist 1993 Quarter-Finalist All-State Trent Phelps Darin Sower Ross Ford Shane Lloyd Rick Rodman Erik Marty Seth Conner Joey Serrano ~ F~~~~a~~::!:~~~~~~ Sp(j11J K 'li.Sti. "R.e~ti.ck Licensed Cosmetologtst & Nail Spec1a/ist Makeup Owner �BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Team Team Has not placed in a state tournament since 1981. All-State Tina Prior Karen Bell Kelly Mars Kelly Prior 1986 3rd All-State Trent Phelps Rick Rodman Mike Zink Dion Phelps VOLLYBALL Team BOYS TRACK Kelly Mars Kelly Prior Shanna Rock Kristen Sittner Team Not enough information available. All-State Not enough information available. CROSS COUNTRY BASEBALL Team 1994 Girls 5th Highest Individual Placer Enid Lasater 13th Has never placed in a state tournament. 1988 4th All-State 1327 u.s. Hwy. 160B • P.O. Box 738 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 • (303) 884-2082 DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE ~~ Doctor of Chiropractic ~ Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician -~ r f 'IT7'0~ ~~ \\\ t::~ ~ ~ spmt.f 61 �Lavout h_v Jennifer Forsythe At the beginning of the eason, nobody ever thought this team could ever lose. However, they learned about defeat the hard way, and their dreams were crushed at one crucial moment. The team started off with a bang. No team could get past their rapid offense and destructing defense. They demolished Shiprock and were pumped up for their game against San Juan. During this game, quarterback Marchall Hahn got injured. The team did not let down and ended up winning 35-21. Hahn healed, carne back, and brought this strong team together again. What the team did not realize was that there was a time for winning and a time for losing. Bayfield's first de- A ' I TA'! ' All"' feat was against Salida. It was a battle of turnovers and defense . Their winning streak began again until one of their most important games against Monte Vista. Bayfield was winning 3-0 until the last minute of the fourth quarter. Monte Vista then made a questionable touchdown. Their hopes for the playoffs were shattered. Overall, the season was a miraculous one. Even though they did not get as far as they hoped, the town was very proud of them. The team will lose some very outstanding seniors, but their remaining talents are hopeful for next year. e ow: e o vermes get mto actwn. Right: Cody Duran sweeps closely by the defense. Bottom Right: The defense cannot handle Joey Serrano. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES OFFICE: (303) 247-4060 RESIDENCE: (303) 247-1610 ·-~···· .. \•, ' HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILL INOIS RON J. DOUGHERTY AGENT 825 East 2nd Avenue WestBuilding,Suite424 P.O. -Box 3495 Du rango, CO 81302-3495 �"I think we had a really good ea on, but we should have done better than we did, " said Evan Surprenant about this year's season. AMERICAN FAMILY 2815 M AIN DURA GO, CO 81301 303-247-2832 I~SL' RANCE A UTO HOM E B USINESS HEA LTH LIFE TOMMY L. TUCKER, LUTCF 1ddle: Matr Wilson, Joey Serrano, Kevm Prior, and Cody Duran are getting ready for another touchdown. Top: Cot~V Abernathy kicks another field goal. hove: And)' Baumganner slides b_v to make a fi rst dm1:n. Left: Josh Homer and Josh Bazer block to help their of �~~~1994 FOOTBALL TEAM~~~ ([I II Iii Iii II Iii Front Row: Cody Duran, Kevm Pnor, Joey Serrano, Marshall Hahn, Zac Martmez. Tim M1ller, Aaron Chamhlee. And.> Baumgartner. Crmg Hohack, Hohbe Chapm, Bart Miller, Grady Dunavent, Peter Lott, Coach Moon. M1ddle Row: Coat·h Pnor. Eru Eimar. Rwn Cus11 k Tom Harnson. Ryan Howard. Enc Labato. Shane Bassett. John Lancett, Matt Tidnck. Matt Wilson. Robby Butrymowu .;:. Daryl Kohlerschmult. James Mart hews, Josh Bmer, Shaw Schulder. Top Row: Carl Holmes, Judd Jenktns.limmy Cundiff. Josh Ludwig. Evan Surprenaflf. Josh Homer. Jason Ahemath>. Justm Donaldson. Justm Macklin, Dan Hall, Nick Duran, Erin Ourgaman. Cory Baxter. Cod} Ahemath}. Josh Walr·ott Right: The coaches, Mr. Prior, Mr. Keirns, and Mr. Moon, shoe everyone that coaches can have a personality too. The1r distictlooks can give everyone a lauJ?Iz. %nfasy ?!lora! 381-4 East Colorado Drive P.O. Box468 Bayfield, CO 81122 (303) 884-2160 �Cody Abernathy Justin Macklin James 1Watthews Shaw Schulder Joey Serrano Evan Surprenant SCOREBOARD Shiprock Blanding Ut. JV Buena Vista Lake County Salida Centauri Pagosa Springs Monte Vista Ignacio Matt Wilson us. THEM 35 35 50 21 7 0 34 3 0 0 21 0 14 13 8 6 7 12 DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160B Bayfield, CO 81122 Doctor of Chiropractic Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician P.O. Box 738 65 (303) 884-2082 �Have you ever wondered first with a time of 20: 10, Ben what kind of a person makes the Lott finished thirtieth with a time hcst cro~s-country runner? Well of 21:05, and Nicholas Kim hall according to Coach Veron Kimball, came in finished with a time of A ~elf motivated individual, one 21:32. who does not compete to hear the Enid Lasater qualified for roar of the crowd. These indi- state which was held at Boulder. victuals showed these traits this At the state meet, she finished year. thirteenth with the time of 22:30. Thirteen people went out No boy qualified for state this for cross-country. The team con- year although Mike Greer fell sistcd of five girls and eight boys. short by only by four places. Only in its third year the The girls were led by Enid Lasater who came in second place at team could still be considered in a Rcgionals with a time of 21 :20. growing tage. The team will conKandi Morrison scored twenty- tinue to improve under the guidsecond with the time of28:56. The ance of Mr Kimball. It is hoped boys were led by Mike Greer who that the team will also receive came in ninteenth with a time of recognition and support as it 20: 10. Ben Ford finished twenty- repr ents BHS. II II DOLLAR FEATURES QUALITY PRODUCTS OF THE aJRYSUR CORPORATION! I t A CAR LaPlata County Airport Durango 259-30121 �I ~ I I' r:J 0 ~:=d t-< ,,,, !fop to Bottom; Dylan Frankenheimer, Nicholac; Kimball, Jeremiah Johnson, Ben Lott. Mike Greer. D;umy Friu ~eggie Sanchez, Ben Ford, Coach Kimball, Ellie Crumbaugh, Enid Lassater, Kandi Morrison. Audrey Roc. ifyler Young, Middle School; Erin Black, Tony Kimball, Brekka Rit:hie Counterclockwise: Ben Ford runs to bent his time. Ben Lott works his hardest to finish the race. The BHS runners take the starting postion as they wait for the gun. Enid Lasater races past her opponent. Tyler Young sprints to the finish line. ...... ••••• ..... ........ Giving Colorado Education IIOIItlfES1' BANKS Our Best Norwest Bank Ignacio 615 Goddard lptacio, CO (303) 563-9401 �Whoosh! Some guy t1ys by Tonv McCargar gets lost m Powder. but you four feet in the air. It looks like that doesn't keep him from ripping a he's strapped to a big t1at piece of beautiful blindside 360. fihergla ... This isn't torture, thi. is snow hoarding. Purgatory is the resort where you will find most BHS snowboarders . For those who haven't been there, the runs at Purgatory are always different depending on weather and the amount of snow. If you plan to board, you might want to tick to the front ide of the mountain; the backside offer nice runs hut they are difficult to get to. BHS has everal people who deserve recognition for being great snowhoarders, Benn Lott, Caleb Huthmacher, RobhieButrymowicz, Cierra Clapp, Ben Stewart, Jamie McMinn, James Matthews, Ryan Cusick, and Cheyenne Garcia. They all have great talent and potential. Former student, Tony McCargar, ha11 helped each of our snow boarders become better rider in orne way. A summer comes, the now goe.. The rider at BHS put away their boards and gear up for other things. However, rest as ured that next . ea on a new batch of snow boarders will take the place of any who have gone, and the veterans will lead the way for the 1995- Caleb Huthmacher performs"The Mon· ke.v" four feet in the air. 96 season of BHS nowboarders. Tonv looks for a spot to land, AirTraffic Control gets a little stmgy wah small craft BH BOARDERS: Charlie Tatum,Ben Loll, Robby Butrymowicz, Ciera Clapp, Caleb Huthmaclzer,Ryan Cusick I NFERNO S NOWBOARDS AtPurgatory New Downtown Store Opening in September! Located at:PO Box 5324, Durango Colorado, 81301. Call: 247-9000, and ask for Inferno Snow boards. 68 Stndcnt Life �Caleb grabs his tail and soars. through the skies at Purgatory Ski Area )Y1i/l Sfreef [)rug Sfore SERVING THE PINE RIVER VAUEY P.O. Box 110 &yfield, CO 81122 Corner of Mill & Church 303/ 884-9133 Stndwt Lift: 69 �Jill Sirio .\ glances at other squad members during a basketball game at Pago!i·a. As you emerge from the lockerroom, seemingly thousands of glittering eyes . tare at you, only you. You and the rest of the . quad take your places and begin to cheer; Ten minutes later, the crowds previous murmur has turned into a roar heard for miles! Your job, as a cheerleader, is successful. At the beginning of the year, no one knew what to expect from a young squad. People were wondering if it would be up to the task. Things started rocky when plan. did not tum out quite right. But, suddenly things started falling into place at all the right times. All expectation were met when even the fre. hmen stepped up to the task during homecoming games. At the beginning of the football game against Pagosa, many people thought the cheerleaders would not be there, considering the rain and snow. Amatingly, to everyone's delight, they arrived, many even without their warm uniforms. Now, with a pro. pering squad of three freshmen and five sophomores, Captain Mandi Martin says, "Our inexperience really shows, but by the time we are juniors and seniors, I'm expecting a lot." Considering the talent now pos essed, the fans cannot wait!!! Q: What was your best time chealeading. tlus year ? Dawn Fahrion: "What I liked most this year was just cheering at all the game.." Cierra Clapp: "I think what I liked best thL year was going to camp this summer." Top Row: AshleJ!. Catron Dawn Fahrion Middle Row: Jill Sirios, Cie"a clt;pp, Sarah Crumbaugh, Megan Backer, Mandi Martin Bottom Row: Maggie Clendenning Guitars - Keyboards Percussion Amps- PA Systems Ken, Darlene, Dennis and Nancy 509 8th Ave. Durango �Top: During Homecoming a soaking wet squad stops for a quick pose. Bottom left: Cheerleaders get caught before they can strike a pose. Bottom right: Sarah Crumbaugh is near hysterics trying to get the crowd pumped. Good luck class of "95"!!!!!!! APELLIDEVELOPMENT �Youth Movement Continues As . .. .. .... ,....,. ' !:' : :=::::••·::: ·:::·••·::: '•, : OUTSTANDING JESSICA MACKUN ALLCONFER.ENCE DUSTY USRs: 1()(/11 CQDYDUU)tl ~ .119# ST4TE !t.f.dL(trlER$ DUSTY MARS~ lOofJ RYA.N HUNT •ifJ6tt Cl)DYIJUJI.AN .,119# ..... . MARSJIA.LL HAHN .. 125# ,._ JOSH ll(JMER ., 17211 STATE PJ1jCIRS CQDYD~i<AN .. 4TB CODY DURAN M.ARSHAJ..L IIAHN .. ~.TH, MARSHALL'HAHN First National Bank of Durango Not Just a Bank, 259 w. 9th St. • P.O. Box L Your banking Partner Durango, CO 81302 (303) 247-3020 • Fax 247-8031 72 SPORTS Equal Hou. ing Lender G) Member FDIC �Altlt CQNF1J.REN£E KRIS MORRISON KEELY BECK QUTSTANPING JINNIE LANGREU OUTSTANDING ENID LASATER CORY BAXTER --- GROUNDWORKS BACKHOE SERVICE 303-884-2338 • lAYFlELD, COLORADO • EDDIE GARCIA �Young Promising S The music blares in his head as the lone combatant prepares for battle. Lost in his thoughts he antiCip..ttes his opponents every move and rehearses his own attack. A his time approaches. he is quiet and I ocused. He steps into the circle to face his opponent as well as himself. One thought consumes him to defeat the other man in the ring. Wrestling is very different from any other sport. It is only yourself and your opponent. If you lo e you can only blame yourself, and if you win you're the only one who can take the credit. Each wre. tler has a different expectation. "To place in every tournament and win state." according to Cody Duran. The best part about the season was practicing for the state tournament. "After It is over you can eat as much a you want~ " The ~ restlers went into the state tournament with very high hopes. "I was a little disapointed with how they wrestled there, but we are still young and will be back in force~" Coach Edwards. They entered the tournament and ranked fourth in state. A wrestler has to have the right attitude. Coach Edwards can teach them moves and make them stronger, but unless they were willing to get in and rough it up, he can not help the attitude. The practice were killers. Wrestlers were in the best hape of anyone around. They never lost because they were out of condition. In order for a practice to be effective, it must be intense. Practice. were close to three hour long and they were every weekday. In practice, wrestlers did a lot of running. They drill move like crazy and also did a lot of free wrestling. "That when done right is a war." aid Coach Edwards. Winning in wrestling is a very personal matter. Wrestling i a lonely sport, it is just you out there on the mat. Each wrestler has their own way of dealing with losses as well a. winnings. "I was just there to make sure they were ready and had the chance." Coach Edwards. The future is very bright. They are still very young, and they can challenge for a state title next year. SLAM! Senior Ryan Hunt works for a takedown on his opponent at the State Tournament. OUCH! JunwrCody Duran pms Ius foe on his way to a league championship. Stay ahead of t11e rest with Gosney & Sons 74 Wre .~t:lins and Bayfield High School �CRUN CH ! Sophmore Marshall Hahn rurns l11s lea~ue opponent for a pin. GOOlD !LUCK GRAD UA TIES! WHAP! Senzor Ryan Hunt keeps his feet m bounds for a takedown m state. Gosney & Sons Ready Mix P.O. Box 367 6699 C.R.531 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 (970) 884-9533 \\'rc:.<tliug 7 5 �Top row, left to right. Assa. Coach Rtck Hahn, Aden Momson, Marshal Hahn, Curtzs Valencw, Ohm Morrmm, Rohhte Butrvnwwi::c, Josh Homer, Jesse Cummms, JuddJenkzns, Clayton Wzlson, Head Coach Rick !:..{/wards. B(J/tom nm. left to nght. Aaron Hamilton, Ryan Hunt, Casey Potter, Cannon Ivers, Miguel Gomez, Ntck Duran. Davui Greer, Dustv Mars, Codr Duran. Not SlzoHm: Rachel Edwards MGR, Kunber Thompson MGR. Every wrestlers dream is to make it to the state championships; Ryan Hunt made it FOU R times. This season was unlike any other cason for Ryan, he had dedicated the season to his cousin who had pa ed away earlier this year. He had a 21 and 4 record and practiced long and hard to cut weight. "I wanted to win state champ, but it didn't work out,"commented Ryan,"Being the only senior on the team wa weird because I knew I wasn't coming back to wre tie next year." [B REALTOFf ' David W. Hardy, GRI- Broker I Owner Multiple liSting Serv1ce MLS Bus 303-884-9517 Res 303-884-9287 Fax 303-884-2854 P.O. Box 710 Baytield, Co 81122 �C RUNCH! Junwr, Curtzs Valencia, applies a front headlock to a Buena Vista Denwn. SWOOSH! Sopmore. Clavton Wilson. breaks cma.vfor an escape. . THU K! Junwr, Cody. Duran works a leg lace on a Hotchkzss Bulldog in his semifinal match at state. THUD! Sophmore, Jesse Cummzns. prepares to breakdown Ius opponent at leaf?ue. Wrestling layout design and paste up by: ]aimie Neptune and Heather Hieb. Queen Treat Capitol of Durango JD)~Jiry 2817 Main Ave Durango, Colo. v;, ( ;tlin,; 77 �"Even though we didn't -wm man} games, and our record was not that good. I think our team was one of the best in the state", said senior Kali Beck. When you play like a championship team in practice and at a few games you know you are good hut, every team has their off days. With this team they had off days at the worst possible times. Girls var, ity ended up with a seven and twelve record, although this record does really not show the talent that these young ladies had. Thi team had their own unique qualities which enabled them to stand out from any other team. "We were all friends. We got along really well so we had fun while we played. Even if we lost we still had fun while on the court," said sophmore Jess Macklin. Coach Mick McDermott said, "I have alot of young ladies on this team. I think we can pull this team together in a couple of years and take it all the way to state." There was a shortage of dedicated seniors on the team this year. There was only five senior, on the varsity team. "It takes alot of dedicated eniors to get a team up and going. They needed to he there to get the team'. moral boosted and their energy going", said senior Luiza Fritz. Predictions of a championship are in the near future for the Lady Wolverines. It takes alot of blood, sweat, and tears to be a championship team. In the year to come these ladies will be steppin up to victory, above and beyond. BUST! Ka!t Beck, senior, busts a jumper from wav outside. IN YOUR FACE! Erin Dunavant, junIOr, luts the Jumper over two guards. JOHN I. MANKINS GRI I BROKER-OWNER Bus.: 970/884-9566 Res .: 970/884-9223 FAX: 970/884-04~8 REAL EST ATE , l TO 7X Girl!! Dlt4ketbeH 104 E. Mill Street e P.O. BoJ. 24 e Bayfield, CO 81122 e ----- �REBOUND! Rm·ale Da. senior. streches for the rebound. LAY IT UP! Kristv Mzller. soplunore, breaks through the defense to lay zt up for two. SCORE BOARD • us/them Dec. 2 Dulce, NM 42-47 Dec. 9 Sargent 55-16 Dec. 10 Pagosa 37-54 Dec. 16 Dolores County 30-41 Jan. 3 Farm., NM 47-49 Jan. 6 Dulce, NM 55-43 Jan. 7 Aztec, NM 28-48 Jan. 13 Mancos 48-46 Jan. 14 Dolores County 50-32 Jan. 20 Ignacio 38-42 Jan. 21 Monte Vista 54-51 Jan. 24 Navajo Prep, NM 32-90 Jan. 27 Pagosa 29-38 Jan. 31 Aztec, NM 28-55 Feh. 3 Monte Vista 48-41 Feh. 7 Pagosa 37-44 Fe h. 10 Ignacio 51-32 Feh. 11 Mancos 44-69 Feh. 17 Districts 55-70 Head Coach-Mick McDennott Assistant-Tina Jones Managers- Kayma McDonald & Andrea Micheals PIZZA BY THE SliCE ORBYTHEPIE 487 E. Colo. Dr. 970/884-9904 vv JPHJIJLJLJIJPS 66 vv MINIMERC ,..-- ~ 1---.. PICCADILLY CWMMWJM. PIZZA E:iirh s~~kett'l.tll 7<J �LADY WOLVERINE BASKETBALL Lady Wolverines. Left to right: Manager, Andrea Michel, Coach, Mick McDermott, Wendy Phelps, Katy Blatnick, Erin Dunavant, Kali Beck, Jinnie Langrell, Manager, Kayma McDonald. Kristy Miller, Kri. tina Morrison, Royal Da', Kandi Morrison, Luiza Fritl, Jess Macklin. Kali Beck Kristina Morrison BRUCE f SSale~& Service 802 Camino Del Rio Luiza Fritz Appliances Television Video 259-3630 �JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity, top row, left to right: Manager, Andrea Michel, Kandi Morrison, Jess Macklin, Amber Morlan, Whisty Taylor, Enid Lasater. Coach. Tina Jones, Kellie Steinbacher, Kristy Collin. Wendy Phelps. Phoebe Percell, Kara Talley, manager, Kayma McDonald C TEAM C-Team, top row, left to right: Manager, Andrea Michel, Christy Collins. Kellie Steinbacher, Amber Morelan, managerKaymaMcDonald, HeidiCusick,WhistyTaylor. "I lo\·e to play basketball, and I had a blast pla_vmg thts vear. lfe were never short of hard work and dedicatwn. We had some bad games and some fabulous ones. I see our season as a positive one, and I wish next years team great success." "We learned that if lre plmed as a team. we dtd better and Ho n. hut ~~tthout the teamwork we had nothtiH!. " Kali Beck "I learned that not ever_vhody I?ets aj(ur chance m ltfe. 17zere is life after sports'" Luiza Fritz "I learned that even though it was ftm, there ts ltfe after sports, hut its too bad I had to team it the hard way." Katy Blatnick Katy Blatnick "It was cool because we did a lot better than last rear, plus He ~~ orked a lot harder, and had so much more confidence tn each other. " Kristina Morri. on Royale Da I 01.3 Durango 103.9 Pagosa Springs 107 .I Farmington The Voice of the Colorado Rockies 97.5 Telluride 970-259-4444 Fax 970-59-4450 611 l.f fltt.ikt thttt'l ., �Top row,left to right Asst. Coach Rich Hillyer, #23 Mike Smithwick, #44 ody Abernathy. #42 .Ja.-.on Abemalhy #20 Zac Martine!, #32 Reggie Sanchez, #24 Cory Baxter, Coach Butch Prior. Bottom row,lefl to right: #52 H Chapin, #21 Joey errano,#33 Kevin Prior, #22 Ben Ford, #54 John Lancett, #51 Bart Miller. "Far better than I expected, I thought we would be at least 500. I was really pleased to go 16-4 . " Coach Butch Prior SOUTHWEST &9 INC BO)S B~ketbMl SOUTHWEST AG. INC. �Below: Mike Smithwick bile; a jumper for t.he deuce against Monticello. Photo from Durango Herald. JUNIOR VARSITY: Top row, left to right: A t. Coach Rick Hillyer, #10 Cory Baxter, #00 Bart Miller, #21 Steve Williams, #6 Ryan Cusick, #12 Nick Kimball, #5 Tom Harrison, #20 John Lancet!, Coach Butch Prior. Bottom row, left to right: #14 Jeremiah John on, #11 Brand Deming, #4 B.J. Monger, #3 Hobby Chapin, #15 Jimmy Cundiff. I • CTEAM: Top row, lefttorigbt: As t. Coach Rich Hillyer, #24J.R. Sutherlin, #22 Brand Deming, #34 Jeremiah Johnson, #52 Steve William , #12 Nick Kimball, #20 Tyler Young, #23 Aaron Trabing, #31 B .1. Monger, Coach Butch Prior. Bottom row, left to right: #42 Ross Zwi ler, #40 Josh Walcott, #44 Grady Dunavant, #33 Doug Fritz, #11 Beau Beck, #32 Ryan Howard, #30 Joel Priest. Above: Reggie Sanchez make a power move over the defender to the basket. Photo from Durango Herald. "The Affordable Alternative" Gem Village -- Bayfield, Co MASSEY FERGUSON ~.I HESsroN AGcO THE PRIME LINE (970) 884-4101 I(•J.,')t'l ZETOR Bu)' .~ B~kcthltll .~ �Squad Relies On Prepared! This is the word that describes the Wolverines. The hoys' varsity started out with four wins in a row, including first place at the Wolf Creek Classic. The young players had fire in their eyes hut not enough to stop the Shiprock Chieftains. The los, was a rude awakening for this young squad. It sparked a five-game winning streak; heaten were teams like Aztec, Mancos, and Monticello. When the Ignacio game rolled around, the varsity team was unsuccessful in heating its arch-rival. "The Bayfield players were intimidated and had fear in their eyes as they walked out of the locker room, " said Coach Butch Prior. After recovering from this devastating loss, the Wolverines went on another streak and won six in a row, vindicating the Ignacio loss. Even with the rivalry at itli peak, the Wolverines would not let anything outside of basketball come between them and victory. At the end of the regular season, theW olverines ended up with fifteen wins and three losses. With district just around the corner, the Wolverines were becoming more Prepared than they had been all season. The first game was against the Salida Spartans, Bayfield won 81 -77. The next game would he the biggest test for thts team, the Buena Vista Demons. The Demons were victorious ~l ver Bayfield after outscoring them in the second quarter 10 7. Buena Vista then went on to take the state title. With Baytield moving up a class in sports, it still shows that the team can dominate its opponents in haskcthall. The J .V. and C teams both finished the season with winning records of 10-7. These hoys will he assured of future success because they are Prepared. Near Right: Mike Smithwick sets a pick on the defender for John Lancetl. While Cody Abernathy hustles to get into the play. Photo from Durango Herald. Far Right Ben Ford jumps over the Ignacio defender and to the basket for two points. Photo from the Durango Herald. Phone: (970) 884-9430 A To Z Electric RESIDENTIAL-- COMi\JERCIAL -- INDUSTRIAL Fax: (970) 884-9145 Bo:ys Basketball 84 LICENSED AND INSURED John McGeeney, Owner 580 S. West St. Baytield, CO 81122 �Above: 1ohn Lancett . pins around the opponent after crashing the boards. Photo from Durango Herald. core board Above: Kevin Prior hits a jumper in the eye of the Ignacio defender during a very inten e game between the Ignacio Bobcats and the Bayfield Wolverines. Photo from Durango Herald. Date Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Dec. B Dec. 16 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. B Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 Feh. 3 Feh. 7 Feh. 10 Feh. 11 Feh. 17 Feh. 24 Opponent Bloomfield Dulce Sargent Pago~a Shiprock Monticello Dulce Fann. J.V. Mancos Aztec Ignacio Monte Vi. ta Navajo Prep Pago a Monte Vi ta Pagosa Ignacio Manco alida Buena Vita Usffhem nn3 75/62 71/56 75/51 71/81 nn1 85/51 69/65 58/57 65/63 45/61 68/58 87/62 60/46 s1ns 56/46 71/67 37/51 s1n1 62/81 GOLDEN NEEDLE EMBROIDERY INC. DURANGOeCOLORADO CUSTOM COMPUTERIZED EMBROIDERY �With All Their Intelligence The Students Are STEPPIN' UP TO THE TOP Layo ut hy jennifer Forsythe Our students excellent accomplishment in clubs made our school shine. Many ofBHS students participated in some kind of club or organization. Throughthe activities they learned many things about careers, business, and leadership . Even though there was not a tremendous amount to choose from, the clubs were suitable for every student. Through hard work, patience, and brainpower the members took their abilities to greater heights. For some, the competitions helped them to learn about defeat; for others, it showed them how it felt to be on top. "Our organizations are a great experience. I have learned alot and had fun doing it," said FBLA president, Wendy Miller. In a 86 bigger variety of classes to take. It also lessened the crowding of classrooms. The students carne together and shared their interests in a number of ways. Whether it be through clubs, organizations, or academics, the students showed enthusiasm through all their hard work. way, the clubs are necessary for enrichment for student life. The academics gave the students a chance to expand their horizons. With the help of four new teachers, the students were able to get a TABLE OF CONTENTS 88-91 92-100 101 102 103 104 105 Faculty & Staff Academics Yearbook FHA FBLA Student Council TECWA & STAND During the FBLA meeting, Wendy Miller decides to try and get things discussed. The members are bewildered as they begin to stare at the donuts on Mrs. Haga's desk. FOUR CORNERS WELDING &GAS SUPPLY MICHAEL TROXELL, Manager 187 BODO DRIVE DURANGO, CO 81301 (303) 247-1854 FAX (303) 247-2108 • .... eo . T A.Z • NM �Counter Clocb'.tse: Crerra CLapp, Megan Backer, and Lnn Anglm deCLde that tlzelf hands are more unportant than work. K1mber Tlwmpson suffers a rntgratne wlztle Clavton Wtls on stares hla~klyat Ius book. M1clzelle Clznstiano ~ets s1ck of Cterra's daydreams. Audrev Roe tnes her nose scratclung strateg_v. Jodie Natzke 1S lzapp)' to be a freshman. Clockwise: Eric Labato, Caleb Hutlunacker, and Dann.v Frit::. try to prove to the1r teacher that the.v are smart. Tom Harnson tlunks he is sexy; guess again. Clzns Trewett decides to do his work after being sent to the hall. Intelligence is not pan ojZac Martme:.'s vocabulary. The Student Center at McDonald's f"(J(JO f(JtK$ crvN (D I 87 I �BHS Faculty Members Take It ONE STEP AT A TIME As the time approached, the Bayfield High School faculty prepared for the task at hand. For most it was a routine job; but for the new faculty members it was the beginning of a year in a new school. o matter how long the faculty member has been a part of B.H.S. they took their first steps on September 6. A major issue the faculty had to deal with was the growing number of students. Some teachers taught classes in the cafeteria and library, while others had to move from room to room. The school district purchased two double-wide trailers for additional classroom space. The trailers were put into use in November. The faculty of B.H.S. showed a genuine care and commitment to the student body. What disappointed the faculty most was, as Mrs. Haga put it, "Some of our students choosing the wrong path in life when they have so much potential." Not only does the faculty care for their students, they care for each other. Like Mrs. Conner said, "The staff at B.H.S. is like one big happy family--we all get along so well." The job that the B.H.S. faculty does involves a lot of work, and by taking it one step at a time they got things done. Layout by Rachel Crossman Beckler, Peggy Blatnick, Carol Brush, Jerry Cashio, Theresa Conner, Ginger Edwards, Rick No Photo Available Gleason, David Haga, Denise Henderson, Tara Hicks, Susan Hott, Beverly Jones, Tina First National Bank of Durango Not]ust a Bank, Your banking Partner 88 Faculty Equal Hou ing Lender 12t Member FDIC 259 W. 9th St. • P.O. Box L Durango, CO 81302 (303) 247-3020 • Fax 247-8031 �Keirns, Jon Kimball, Sharon Kimball, Vernon Mann, Robert Marty, Ed Mericle, Sandy Milner, Diane Moon, Marty Prior, Butch Pyle, Joe Rackharn, Tony Roggero, Mike Left-Mr. Rick Edwards, willingly posing for the camera, gets ready for his fourth hour 'activities. Above-Mrs. Denise Haga, is caught snooping through her closet full of goodies, where we all know she keeps her folly Ranchers. 89 Faculty �Brown, Tommy Super. Coffee, Benny Bu . Man. Curran, Jack Principal Drake, Vicki BHS Sec. Board ofEducation. Left to right: Becky Smith, Ken Beck, Barb Hoback, Dan Ford, Kay Phelps. Posing for his close-up it's, Larry Walter! Not pictured are his partners in "grime" lim Walter. and Garry Maesta'i. Above: B.H.S. Principal, Jack Curran, is thinking, "Notanotherpicture." Right: Janitor, Lilrry Walters is caught nunmaging through a locker. In reality he is fixing some poor students broken locker. 'S B EST BET (Gacar'a) DURANGO FO R BREAK FAST AND LUNCH Open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. - Sat. 8 a.. m. to 2 p.m. Sun. 90 Fat' Ulty 18 Tou•n Pla::a Durango 247-0526 Spec1alties include: Scrumptious omelettes Homeade Jwshbrouns Dmt>t1 home biscuts and gravy from scratch Appeti::ing l1rugers, sandwiches, & salads Homemade soups and chilies ORDER S TO GO �Evan, Fran Ad. Sec. Horton, Tom Admin. Jaques, Barb Dist. Librarian Silva, Marsha Bookkeeper No Photo Available Bayfield High School Food Service: Left to right. Nancy The wicrdest guy in school ha~ always been Mr. Edwards, of cour. c. Now you know why they keep him at the far end of the huilding. Here he shows us how mean he looks. Godzilla's twin? Fritz, Pam Goodman, Sandra Tucson, and Devita Jackson. These ladies serve B.H.S. students all year long, Thank You! Left: Mrs. Theresa Cashio looks up just in time to have her picture taken. Above: Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Milner, and Mrs. Henderson all gather together in the library for their dailv ~ossip sessions. ~ .:~t~ -1t Bill Crossman (303) 884-3222 ~$ 4M;,~,.,. Q~ i£-y VIEW 6\)\\: 328 Primrose Lane P.O. Box 315 Bayfield , CO 81122 91 Faculty �B.H.S. Student 's A cademic Skills CLIMB TO HIGHER PEAKS Bayfield High School gets larger and larger each year. This year was no exception. The students started their year with a lot more classmates and classes then in previous years. Among the new classes that were added are the following: environmental science, drama, housing, crafts, creative writing, and painting. As the school grew, so did the chance for students to - learn. Students were able to take more challenging classes and experience learning in a ariety of new ways. Being able to learn in new ways gives the student more desire to learn; therefore, more tudents are in class. Classes were placed wherever they could fit. This year a bond issue was passed allowing a new and improved school to be built. Construction started early in 1995. This year's sophomores should be in the new school in time to graduate. With the new school will come more classes and there will be room for incoming students. With all the new improvements and classes it is evident that Bayfield is growing and its schools are getting better and better. Layout by Rachel Crossman Revn·wns bv Jennifer Wilmer Top: Dawn Fahrion is caught baking cookies in Mrs. Blatnick's room. R ight: Freshmen; Jessica Morelli, Heidi Cusick, Wendy Phelps, Sarah Cn.lmbaugh, and Brooke Bassett relax after class. 303-259-5360 COM PLETE INTERIOR SERVICE FOR FLOORS. WALLS AND WINDOW COVERI NGS 1123 Camino Del Rio Durango, Colo. �What type of new classes would you like Bayfield to get in the next few years? Rubin Crossman: Outdoor rec and photography classes. Aaron Hamilton: Outdoor rec and laboratory classes. Revtsions b\ .lenntfer Wilmer Marylou Popely: A Japanese language class . _,. .. PO I3tn, 20)1) Top: Kristy Miller is caught coloring Sarah Joswick's hair. Center: Kerri Lorenzini and Nita Gomez look disgusted with their accounting. Bottom: fody Sanchez is busily working on her keyboarding. Dmang 0 #1 In Hardware 303-24 7-0660 DURANGO " Work Hard Play Hard Shop Easy " �Or Where Ever We Ma FUN? Is it possible to have fun in Bayfield? Most people say so. People are easily found having fun in Bayfleld, but people don't like to hang out in Bayfield all the time so they roam to other places such as Durango, avajo,Farrnington, and many other hot spots. Some people prefer to just kick it at horne or at a friend's house. No matter what they like to do chances are they are having fun doing it. So next time your stuck at horne bored don't whine, no one wants to hear it. Get off your duff and go do something. There is lots of stuff to do here, after all this is one of the hotest vacationing spots so if all these tourists come here there must be something they come here to do. If you still can't find something to do you could always go pick up on those tourists. Forrest Allen finds a good spot to hang our on the face ofa cliff. Danny and Ronny k1ck it on Ron's tailgate and eat some deli food. ,~. . ._··~..."4 ....,~ p.Ine ~ ~IVer ,~~ VALLEY BANK POST OFFI CE BOX 500 • BAYFI ELD, COL ORADO 81 122 94 Sttttknt Lift: 303 l 884-9583 • FAX 3031884-0214 �From left to n~?ht ; Caleb Huthmacher, Tara Ltnfestv. Dan Hall, Robbie Rohh1e gets caught with his pants down at Butrvmow1:c. and Austin Hall display their the Hall 's casa. monster trout. Tara has a bit oftrouble swallowing Dan's chicken. Cheryl Rhyno kicks it in the office. BARE~FYO'""OTt' ~ , CARPET CLEANING REPAIRS & AT A PRICE YOU CAN BARE 884-2373 SPECIAL RESIDENTlAL DRY IN ONE HOUR R()()t.A RATES NEW UNIQUE PROCESS NO STEAMING OR SOAKING NON-TOXIC SERVING ENTIRE 4 CORNERS Sttuit:m bft 95 AREA �II Only as high as I reach can I grow. Only as far as I seek can I go. Only as deep as I look can I see. ~O~n~ly~as~m~uc~ha~sI~d~rea~m~ca~nI~be~.~ ~.:I; ;I~b~'~· ·~; ; ; ;:!~'i~ l~ ' 'cg~,~ ~ef j,~~' ~~~!~·,: j~~.'4~~ ~ . ... MORRISON BROTHERS ~~CONSTRUCTION~~ Good Luck Class o 1995!!! �Cody Lee A bema t fly Michael Damein Anderson Kali Kay Beck Katrina Anne Blatnick Whitney Elizabeth Burrows Catherine jean Collins Jarrett Allen Cook Rachel Dawn Crossman Royale Jennifer Da' jessie Victoria Dyer jennifer Muriel Forsythe Luiza jane Fritz Nita Antoinette Gomez Carl Erick Homes Ryan Richard Hunt james Lawrence jack Douglas Duaine Kremer Amy Grace Longfellow Kerrie Rae Lorenzini Makesha Gale Ludwig justin Scott Macklin Denise Marie Mansell james William Matthews jeffery Michael McClure Elizabeth Ruth Merrill Wendy Dawn Miller Partick W. Morelli Kristina ]Dlj Morrison Leigh Marie Natzke Christina Lynn Neil Ryan B. Powell Cheryl Marie Rhyno Audrey Dinneen Roe Preston Shaw Sclzulder james joseph joey Serrano Susan Margret Murphy - Snively Evan Garth Surprenant Bucky Lance Taylor Teara Renee Teller Melissa Ann Walters Corbin B. Wilmer jennifer Bond Wilmer Matthew David Wilson �A new look and a new name · were in .store tor the BHS ==:=. ··:. : ...·.· .•.•... ·=.·. STAFF newspaper. The Observer .· .;.:;. ·: ;. ·:; : . · ~ ·: : . · . ·: :. ~tiitrey Roe sponsored by .M rs. Carol Maleah.: Farnam Blatniek used desktop pub· .. . . Jishing to produce a ,p aper Daryl K:olherschmtdt . that informed and enter.. · .,:...==· ,:=: ·:·: ·::::. ·::;. · ·Luiza Fritz tained. They worked hard to : :. :~, ; ,: James Matthews put 4>'nt severalis$Ues i~lud· ·===· ··=·· ·=·= ing a Senior Edition. .=. ,,:,. WILL CONSTRUCTION rji(WILL DO CUSTOM HOMES rji( WILL DO ADDITIONS • ·::;:,: · �Jori Andrews Nldt Andrews Jennifer Apodoca Brook Bassett Shane Bassett Kim McGuit"e Sarah Crumbaugh An<kea.Mitheals Jesse Cummins Deana Ow«ns Grady Dunavant Pheobe Percell :. Racl:ael Edwards :. Wendy Phelps .:· Josh Fitts . Kiui Prior · Carl Holmes · · . Dean Reeves ,. ·. Nlek Kimball .: . ':., :. Jot~ Salazar ; ,. I(LA'I,T TI~\'EL. OVER32CONTENUOUS YEARS OF SERVICE 946 MAIN AVENTJE P.O. BOX 3329 DURANGO, CO (970) 247-4455 1-800-332-4402 Jodi Sanch~ Jeremy Siscoe · Me6ssa Walters Steve Wllliams Mr. Joe Pyle, Director Brooke Bassett". · Liz Newby ·. .· , · Kacey Betley · Christina Ricbadson Hobby Chapin Dean Reeves ...., .,., . . Tabatha Cox '· Joletta Sa1azar ·. : . Erin Dunavant Kara Thlley Judd Jenkins ,. Grady Dunavant ., . , · ·'· Bobby Jahnson :~:. David Gleasoo, .Direttor .::. .::·· ·:· ·:.. .. �Fo r 23 year no\\ Mr . Kimball has been teaching drama here at B.H.S. Thi year was no different. The Drama Club performed three play this year. The fir t wa "The Clum y Custard Horror Show". The econd was their interpretation of the clas ic, "Happy Days". The third play was entitled, "Cros patch" . Three member of the club, Audrey Roe, Ben Lott and Ellie Crumbaugh, took thi one act play to the league competition where they won first place. Ben Lott recieved the "Most Outsanding Actor Award". Audrey Roe received the "Leading Lady Award" , which is given to the best senior actress. Bravo!! DRAMA-Top,left to right: Canon lr•ers, feb Taylor, Mandi Hamilton, Retltany Dm>entport. Middle, left to right:Mrs. Ktntllall, Jessica Macklin, Da1•td Greer, Brooke Bassett, Andrea Micheals, Audrey Roe, Rachel Edwards, Ellie Cnmtbauglt Bottom, left to rigltt· Mike Greer, Kacy Conner, An~ela Nat::kl', Tvler Young, Ben Lott, Ntcholas Ktntlla/1, fenmfer McClure. Layout by Jennifer Wilmer Scenes fro m The Clumsy Custard Horror s..bQm. Top: Ben Lott and Brooke Bassett. Center:Audrey Roe and EllieCnunbnugh. Right: David Greer, Mike Greer, Tyler Youn , and Canon Ivers. Premiere Home Theatre BOX 438 * 381 -3 PINE RIVER PLAZA BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 PHONE· 9701884- 4285 TERRI WILL �T AKING NEW STEPS op row, left to right: Josh Homer, Jodie Natzke, Wendy Milkr, Jennifer Forsythe. i.ddk row: 7Ac Martinez, Leigh.a Natzke, Audrey Roe, Raclul Edwards, Rach.ael rossman. Bottom: Mr. Edwards. Once again, the taff of the Wolverine Yearbook i trying new approaches to find the most efficient way to produce a yearbook. Thi time the taff decided to go back to a fall deli very book. When the book is delivered in August there will be a signing party complete with refreshments. The enior will either have to come back for the party or have the1r book sent to them. An autograph insert was handed out in May. Since this i Mr. Edward ninth yearbook at B. H. S., \\e should all be used to change. Trying to come up with a new and unique book every year is not as easy as it eems. You mu t look at it from all different angles to find the best way to do it. lAyout by Jenmjer Wilmer EDITOR LEICrHA :>:ATZKE Look Toward Your Future at m NATIONAL BANK - - - M EMBERFD.I.C - - - - 900 MAIN • DURANGO • 303/247- 5151 ASSISTA!\'T EDITOR RACHEl ED\\ ARDS STAFF 1.\SO:>: \B ER!'\ATHY JESSICA BRfiTAIN JARRFIT COOK RACHAEL CROSS MAo"\ ELUE CRl"\iBAl"GH BE.'\' FORD JE:-.1\l fr: R FORS YrnE MA.'\l )Y GOSNEY HI::ATI IER HIEB JOSH HOMER CALEB Hl "Tl--YYACHER ZAC MARTI"-'EZ JA.I\IIES MATIIEWS KA YMA MClX>NALD WE.' \1)Y Mll.LER JAIME :'\EPTI":\'E RYA:\ POW ELL JA.'-T ARY RIGGIX Al1>REY ROE C"HARLIETAlTM JE.' -1\lFER \\1 L\o1ER Above: .Wandy Go ney thinks about what to do next on her layout. Left: jessica Brittain works hard to make the deadline on her layout. �Mrs. Blatnick What do an all girls choir and this years FHA group have !n common? Well, in case you didn't notice, they both have no males in them. Having an all girl group made some things easier, yet others got harder. Instead of having the usual slow dance scene with the guys in the Prom Fashion Show, they had an up-heat strut a round five wai. thigh maniquins. "Even though this year was different it has still been a lot of fun!", said Jennifer Wilmer. Erin Dunavant struts her stuff in the 1920's scene of the Prom Fashion Show titled "Anything Goes". Denise Man. ell, Kerrie LorenLini, and Valerie Hahn took the high silver medal in the State FHA Competition that was held in Denver on March 30 thru April 1, and Katy Blatnick completed her second term as a State officer. A Powderpuff Football game, Candy Cane and Candy Kiss sales, attending National Cluster Meeting in Denver and Knowledge Bowl & Drama dinners completed the FHA year. layout hy Christina Neil "Even though we had a young group this year, we had many good projects that members learned from. It's always fun to. ee the growth in leadership among members. I'm looking forward to seeing good things from these people in the coming years. II RevisiOns by Jenntfer Wt!mer Left to right, top row: Jessica Macklin, Erin Duna..ant, Jennifer Thompson, Heather Raish, Jennifer Wilmer, ]odie Natzke. Middle row: Mrs. Conner, Bethany Da ..enport, Theresa Zink, Whisty Taylor, Jtandy Martin, Kandi Morrison, Andrea Michaels, Enid Lasater, Kayma McDonald, Mrs. Blatnick. Bottom row: Chelsea Lyall, Heidi Cusick, Jessica Walters, Heidi Roggero, Mandi Hamilton, Kacey Conner. Anl(ela Nat:.ke. PRODUCTION COMPANY �Bigger & Better Mrs. Haga "FBLA is a fun filled organization that re4uires a lot of hard work. I enjoy working with the students of BHS and sharing in their victories and defeats. It i.~-. also exciting to see how much their leadership can and does grow." Preparing for the future and having fun is what FBLA is all about. Around 55 people joined the club this year, one of the largest groups ever. What is it about this club that is so appealing? According to Kali Beck, "It's fun and it teaches us stuff that we need to know for the future. Business is a growing tiel d and is good to know!" She's right! Men and women alike are getting out into the world, not baking cookies and sewing. While it might be hard work, FBLA is a learning experience. Business people are needed in every area of the world. It is nice to know that someone in preparing them for it. Layout hy Christina Neil Re~mons b\' Jenmfer Wilmer Left to right, first row: Jennifer McClure, Cannon Ivers, Renae Atenci(), Renae Neil, Enid Lasater, Heidi Cusick, Maggie Ckndenning, Wendy Phelps, Dawn FahrWn, Kimber TMmpson, Rachel Edwards, Megan Backer, Mandy Martin. 2nd row: Jeb Taywr, Tyler Young, Kayma McDonald, Kristy Milkr, Sara Joswick, Theresa link, Jodie Sancht!7., Makah Farnam, Jodie Rustmon, Brooke Bassett, Joktta Salazar, Mrs. Holt, Jori Andrews, Whisty Taylor, Mrs. Haga. 3rd row: MarshaU Hahn, Heather Huthmacher, Jessica Macklin, Heidi Roggero, Dusty Mars, Mandi HamilUJn, Deana Owens, Amber Morlan, Andrea Michaels, Kara Talley. Top row: Daryl Kohkrschmidt, Heatlur Haga, Brand Deming, Kali Beck, Cheryl Rhyno, Eric Labato, Kris Morrison, Jennifer Forsythe, Wendy Milkr, Cody Duran, Royak Da, Carl Holmes, Kandi .lforrison, Rico PrWnto, Jennifer Thompson, Craig Hoback, Erin Dunavant. Daryl Kohlerschmidt and Maleah Farnam hack away on their computers . DURANGO OPERATIONS CENTER 380 CR 309 DURANGO, CO 81301 247-6800 �Bayfield Student Council Members WORK UP TO THEIR NAME a Bayfield High School's Student Council has placed a tremendou amount of effort on behalf of the student body. Student Council hosted the Homecoming Dance and helped put together the annual visit from Santa in December. Members kept busy trying to pass a dress code ordinance that would allow hats to be worn in buildings. They also tried very hard to provide as many fun and exciting activities as they could. Student Council was a lot of hard work but each member made things happen. As member, Mike Greer, said, "I am impressed, we have really gotten a lot done ." Layout b Rachel Crossman a I Re~ wons h\' Jennifer Wilmer STUDENT COUNCIL- Top, left to right:Mrs. Mericle, Tyler Young, Ellie Crumbaugh, Audrey Roe, Shnne Bassett, Peter Lott. Middle, left to right: Marshall Hahn, Luiza Fritz, Kali Beck, Wendy Miller, Cheryl Rhyno, Angela Natzki, Jessica Macklin, Enid Lasater. Bottom, left to right: Nicholas Kimball, Cody Duran, Eric Labato, Mike Greer,fohnna Biggers, Kandi Morrison, Sarah Cnanbaugh, Kara Tally. (303) 247-1212 (303) 385-4822 FAX (303) 247-1608 20541 Hwy. 160 W • Durango, CO 81301 !sTUDENT BODY OFFICERS- Top, left to right:Vice !President, Shnne Bassett; President, Audrey Roe; Treasurer, Tyler Young. Bottom: Seceretary, Ellie Cn.anbaugh. �For the members of STAND (Students Taking A New Direction) and TECWA (Teens Effectivly Communicating and Working With Adults) the year was full of fun and hard work. With activities such as Red Ribbon Week, PEP (Peers Educating Peers) Talk and Improv, the members of these two clubs tried to provide healthy lifestyles for their peers. During Red Ribbon Week TECWA put on a dance, STAND served non-alcholic drinks to the student body, and they jointly put together a mock accident; which was interupted when a real accident happened and the local emergency service had to respond. Improv was preformed in the elementry and mid-schools. In February members from both groups taught PEP Talk for Bayfield Middle School. STAND-Bottom, left to right-Chelsea Lyall, Rachel Edwards, Kimber Thmnpson, Jessica Morelli. Middle, left to right-Kandi Morrison, Jennifer Thompson, Eilie Crumbaugh. Top, left to right-Mrs. Hicks, Rachel Crossman. N.P. Mandi Hamilton . The program involved high school students helping midschoolers determine what health risks they could take. It was a four day program, three days were taught by high school students and the fourth day was led by a teen panel. Chelsea Lyall said, about the groups, "It is a lot of fun and everyone involved are really great people and a lot of fun to be around." TECWA-Bottom left to right-Chelsea Lyall, Rachel Edwards, KitnberThompson. Middle, left to right-Mike Greer, Ben Lott, Jennifer Thompson, Ellie Crumbaugh. Top, left to rightMandi Hamilton, Audrey Roe, Rachel Crossman. .P. Cidy Ruan. RED BARN LUMBER CO. A DIVISION OF CARROLL VENTURES INC. P.O. Box 3526 Durango, CO 81302 PH. (303) 259-0340•FAX (303) 247-9273 Durango, CO• Farmington, NM Pagosa Springs, CO ~---------------------------------------------------------TECWA~TA D �Shaw, It's time for the letting go, to begin again. Love, Mom Neanners, We know you can do anything ~i·hen vou set vour mind to it. "YOU GO GIRL/" Wah all our love, Mom, Bob, and Christy Whitney, We are so proud of you and love vou bunches. Hugs and Kisses, Uncle T(lm and Aunt Sarah Rachel, Keep your goals set high. We know you will continue to suceed in all you do. You have given us great pleasure in being yollr parents. We love you! Mom and Dad �Wendy, A chapter m vour life is commg to an end but the rest of the book 1S yet to be ~w1tten. Your "Never say d1e" attitude wtll take you far. May your future be filled with lzappmess. Always remember we will be there for you-any tune of the day. Keep smtling. Love, Mom and Dad Kerne, You have always been a joy to us, and ~1.-·e know J'O U w!ll suceed in all you endevo r to do. Love, Mom and Dad ana Sam Do everythmg without complaming or argumg, so that you may become blameless and sure, children ofGod... In wh1ch you shine like stars m the universe as vou hold our the word of hfe. Plzihpp!ans 2:14-16 Justin, The day of this picture we had just had the metal braces removed from your legs that you had worn for so long, and you were excited about your new tennis shoes. Now you are a big man, straight and strong. The only thing bigger than your shoulders is your heart. Wherever you go I know that you will carry all of us at home with you there, especially Cayle. Love Mom and Dad - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --1 Jarrett, Our Dearest Cay/e. You have been every parent's dream son and every sisters dream brother. You are not a dream, your love 1S very real. T7zank youforallthat you have grven and continue to give to us and to all you have touched with vour qwet strength and kmdness. Our deepest love to you. We miss you so very much. Angie, Mom and Mitch Where's the snow?! Keep your tips up Jarrett. Love, Dad Knstina, I said a prayer for you today and knew God must have heard. !felt the answer m my heart although He spoke no words. I didn't ask for wealth or fatne I knew you wouldn't mmd. I asked Him to send treasures of afar more lasting kind. I asked that He'd be near you in all things great and small. but it was for His loving care I prayed for most of all. With all our love, MomanaDad �Leighn, From toddler to teen you've beenajoytoourlives. Weare very proud of the person you hnvegrown into ... Along with your dedication to what you believe in and yourstrongwillWe know you can reach any goal you desire. NO FEAR. Love, Mom, Rob, and your sisters Jennifer, We are forever grateful thnt God sent you to us. Now we will soon let you go to seek out your own world of love, joy, and happiness which you have so richly blessed our family with. Through all the trials you kept your uncompromising faith in God. You hnve proven yourself to be ready-so go find your dream angel-God is with you and we are behind you. Love, Mom and Dad Royale. You keep me involved ina very busy-fun sclwol and home. I'll miss all that. I loved every minute of it. I'll always be here for you. Stay Close! Your#l fan. Love, Mom Mike, Life is always full of ups and downs. Set lofty goals and you'll always be on top of the world. Love, Mom and Dad Cheryl, You have grown up so fast m to a [J('autiful young lady. It seems like just yesterday you were a little one. We are so proud of everythrng you have accomplished so far. In our eyes you will always be our little angel. Remember, the best is yet to be, and we know you will do it well' We love you lots and lots, Mom and Dad jennifer, Please remember that we will always be homefor you. Bmsh aside the tears of youth and prepare yourself to accept the happiness that your heavenly father has planned for you! Keep your chin up and smile. Love, Mom and Dad Dear Katy, It seems like just yesterday that we counted the fig Jus while driving home from Bayfield. You have come a long way! We are very proud ofyou and your accomplishments. Hang on to your dreams and continue to work for what you know is right! Love, Mom and Dad Denise, Follow your dreams and believe in yourself You can accomplish anything ifyou put your mind to it, and if somebody dishes you a bowl of lemons make lemonade! Love, Mom and Dad �Jeff, We love \'Ou verv much. We are so proud of :r·ou m every wav. You have turned out to he the kmdest, gentlest person ~·.:ehaveeverknown. Wetlzank God for leavm \'Ou ~vllh us for these vears and we will m1ss vou greatly. Love, Mom and Dad Makesha, We thank God for blessing us with a beautiful, loving, and intelligent daughter. We are so very proud of you. Remember· "Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it." ... Goethe Love Always, Mom and Dad Kah , We are w proud of vou and \'Our accomplishments, thus far. nus 1S onf.v the begmnmg. Keep reaching, Keep workmg, and KeepLauglllng' Life IS ~?reat 1 We lore \'OU, Mom, Dad, Beau, Sara. lac_v. &Shav Always dnnk up streamfrom the herd. Love, Dad LU!za, May there always be that m1sclzievous look m vour eve and cute gnn on your face. Our love goes with you ~1-·her­ ever your dreams may take you. Thankyoufortfzeseyears. Love, Mom, Adam, Karl, Grandma, and Grandpa At 4 vears old she called herself "M1ss Lissa." Size was a beaun· and still is. Since two years old she sdded her beautiful mustc talents. She t.\ her fanllhes Daily Sunsl11ne and Song. Mom. Dad. and Brother Eric Walters Ryan, Keep up your winning way and positive attitude and you'll go far. You've always made us proudof you in whatever you've taken on, win, lose,or draw. Love ya, DadandMom Joe}', Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out ho~'l-' far they can go. As for you, Joe.v, the s/...y is the limit Love, Mom and Dad �ite Hardshi What do you get when you cross O.J. Simpson, Woodstock '94', a few civil wars, and no World Series Game? The unforgettable year of 1994. Many changes took place. The number of gun related deaths of young people grew. More musicians, actors, and artists came into public view. The baseball players went on strike because the owners of the teams were thinking of putting a lreeze on their salaries. The great u , , c leAre football player O.J. Simpson went on trial. Josh Homer said,''Despite all the trials and hardships, this year had truly been the greatest." Layout By Rachel Edwards The torch was passed in the summer of 1994. A new generation seized the opportunity to create their own Woodstock '94. Several hundred thousands people arrived at Saugerties, N.Y. for Woodstock '94. , , ? )· c=;~'""1rroJ was called the trial ofthe century. The Sfu~L1~·-= ~ ~ ~ f ~./ U LnJ trial ofO.]. Simpson. He was accused of The Basebali Season ended earlyln i994. The players went on strike in August and a 1 0 month later the owners voted to cancel the remainder of the regular season, including the playoffs and the World Series. It brutally murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman. 2933 Main Avenue 2222 E. Main Street Durango CO 81301 Cortez CO 81321 (303)585-6228 (303)385-6730 �After years of sparring between the Huitus and the Tutsi minority in Rwanda, a ~e~ce accord was signed in I993. But more than a million refugees were forced to flee to Zatre. Disease killed thousands of refugees in several camps. But massacres left more than 500,000 dead. ToJJ_ Five Movies Toni Braxton sings the smooth sounds of rhythm and blues. She captured critical and commercial success. Her latest album, "Toni Braxton" hit the top of the charts in I994. ToJJ_ Five Events 1. Time cop 2. Forrest Gump 3. Clear and Present Danger 1. 0.]. Simpson Trial 2. U.S. Invasion of Haiti 3. Western U.S.A. Forest Fires 4. Natural Born Killers 5. The Mask 4. The Baseball Strike 5. Rwanda Cival Wars ToJJ_ Five Best Selling Singles Top Five School Heroes I. I'll Make Love To You. Boyz II Men 2. Stay .... .... ....... . Lisa Loeb 3. Endless Love . . .. ... Luther Vandross 1. Shaquill 0' Neil 2. Barry Sanders 3. Ken Griffey Jr. 4. Emmitt Smith 5. George Foreman & Mariah Carey 4. When Can I See You . . .Babyface 5. Wild Night . .. . ... .John Melkncamp '' Year in Rtwiw 111 �Does anybody know what "Spring Fling" actually means? Well, to everybody who attended the games and the dance on April 2 I st, it meant fun, games, and a chance to kick hack and relax. By the end of the long school day the student council had set up a list of games for everyone to participate in. The senior clas won overall, hut all the cia ses were close. For all great dances, there is always a good theme. "Captured In A Dream" was the theme for this 11ing. Especially for the king and the queen, Cody Abernathy and Rachel Crossman. When the festivals died down and the music stopped, the party may have ended, but the memories of it lasted on, and will continue to do. o in the minds of all who attended. Perhaps this is the meaning of "Spring Fling". The candidaTes for The royalty were: E•·an SurprenanT, Kali Beck, Justin Mackltn, Jenny Forsythe, Jenny l.Angrell, Co r)' BaxTer, Marshall Hahn, Enid LawTer Amy Vaughn, and Peter Lon. Kimber Thompson and Dawn Fahrionflash a smile for the camera. �lhe gang gean up to get wet from the ha lloon toss. R/(m Rodenck wzpes off the leftovers after a dunk in a whipped cream pie. Rachel Crossman and Cody Abernathy, the spring royalty for 95. ODS .A Rvan Ho~..·ard appears to be ready for a faster song. THOMAS L. GRAMS, D.D.S. 2277 W. SECOND AVE. DURANGO, CO 81301 175 CLOVER DRIVE BAYFIELD,C'O 81122 GENERAL DENTISTRY 970-259-0113 970-884-0287 Sp1 tag Ring } 13 �What a difference a year can make. 1994 saw the Bayfield Wolverines end the ha. chall season with a 5-10 record. Early in the 1995 season Bayfield had already topped last years record with an 8-3 record. In their first game of the season, BHS swept the Durango frosh team. "Our team played well for the first game we had alot of fun," replied short stop and pitcher Mike Smithwick. Playing rival Ignacio is always the mo t exciting game for any Bayfield team. Thi year' team had uccessful victories over Ignacio at the Cortez tournament beating them 15-12 and playing a double against them winning 10-4 and 9-6. Overall Bayfield ended the season with a 10-8 record. When a ked ahout the season, Reggie Sanchez replied "We were alot better than most people thought we would he". Coach Anderson quoted that he was "very pleased with their effort". The Sherwin-Williams Company 3000 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-4800 Charles E. Dobey Store Manager Jeff V. McMunn Asst. Store Manager 114 Ba~ebtlli Above: Joey watches curiously to see what his team is made of �Belm-v: Carlos AtenciO attempts a home run, At the nght.· Bayfield slides mto tlu rd. - --- ~~--- ----- -- ------- --- -- --- - --- -------------------------------------- ------- ------------------AND PRINTING COMPANY Above: Steve Williams tries to improve his batting skzlls. Middle right: Marshall is safe at third. 950 E. 2nd Ave .• Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247-5212 Bttubttfl 115 �Top row: Coach Erik Ander on, Erik Lyall, Justin Donaldson, Reggie Sanchez, Mike Smithwick, Jeremiah Johnson, Ryan Cusick, Steve William , Reco Prianto. Middle row: Josh Fin , Ryan Howard, Peter Lott, Micah Foster, Casey Potter, Je ica Walters, Aaron Organian, Dublin Wilmer; Front row: Canon Ivers, Joey Serrano, Erik Lobato, Ashley Catron, Angie McCormick, Carlos Atencio, Marshall Habn, John Baier. 1 We played alot better this year and we JUuJ some fntJ. ' 1 '' To the right: Canon Ivers tries to hit one to the deep right. H efald 1275 Main Avenue oRf~go Durango, CO 81301 247 3504 n 6 &se&a?erving The Four Corners Daily �At the s1de: The team ~·.:atclzes closely as the1r teams at bat. Below: Jolzn Bwer pract1ces Ius swmg. To the left: The team smiles after heating Ignacio m a double. 117 �S weat ... P ain . . . Endless practices under broiling sun or driving rain. What would possess a sane person to subject himself to this torture? Would you believe it's a small man in polyester pants and his trusty sidekick? Well, believe it or not, Coach Vernon Kimball and Asistant Coach Rebecca Miller teamed up as the biggest driving force behind BHS tracksters this year. In Bayfield's longest track season ever, these coaches pushed their athletes through three months of terrible weather. Of the conditions, Coach Kimball said,"They were definitely not the most enjoyable I've ever seen. When it wasn't raining, it was snowing or blowing. The sun was a rare sight indeed. But I don't think that was a big disadvantage to us because most of the other teams throughout the state suffered through similar conditions." Track Layout by Audrey Roe RED BARN LUMBER DURANGO, CO • FARMINGTON, N.M. • PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO P.O. BOX 3526 DURANGO CO 81302 PH. 303.259.0340 • FAX 303.247.9273 A DIVISION OF CARROLL VENTURES INC. liB TR:ACK Wifmer e:£ Co. Certified<Pu 6fic./Iccountant e;£ !Ma1Ul{Jtmtmt Consuftant STAN E. WILMER, CPA 357 North Mountain View Bayf1eld, Colorado 81122 303/ 884· 6039 �Entd Uisnter hovers near the middle of a pnckofmtle runners, waitingforherchance to take the lend. And he clears it! Suspended in midair, Cody Baxter practices f1is winning leap, while January Riggin /ook..o.; on . Stmggling tooutnm her opponents, Kandi Morrison is coming on strong in the second leg of Bayfield's 4 X 800 meter relay. Letting the shotput fly, Katy Blatnick bmshes up on her state-qua/ iftJing toss. TRA CK 119 �~ ~ ~ I I I ~ ~ ~ I VJ ~ I I I I I ~ tn ~ ~ ~ Top Row ftom l.t:ft to Right: Head Coach Vernon Kimball, Dylan Frankenheimer, Hool'y 1. ·rwpir.. !3.J. Monger, Cory Baxter, Ben tott, 7 ac Martinez, jason Abernathy, Nicholas Kimball, John LanLt'tt, Wend11 Phelps, Craig Hoback, Nick Andrews, Manager Pheobe Percell, Assistant Coach Rebecca Miller. Middle Row: Troy Neiil Valerie Hahn, Katy Blatnick, Kizzi Prior, Audrey Roe, Sarah Ja5Wick Mike Greer, Heather Haga, Jessica Macklin, Whisty Taylor, Amber Morlan, Heidi Cusack, Deanna Owens, Erin Dunavtnt. Bottan Row: Renae Net/, Kristy Miller, January Riggin, Iheresa Zink, Tegan Corlies, Kacy Connor, Mandy Miller.. Jamie McMinn, folmna BzK~ers, Kris A1orrison, Kandi Morrison, Megan Backer, Jill Siri05. Katy Blatnick Kristina Morrison Audrey Roe DIAMONDS . WA reliES . flNl : jEWELRY SKI AND SPORTS SPE ' IAUSTS 120 TR:ACK ROR <.JR IFFIT If U\l, "'FR 820 Main Avenue. Durango, Colorado 81301 . 303 24 7-0343 �Teresa Zink reaches for clearance over the fuxh jump bar. Audrey Roe strides to a disappointing finish at .:.tate. With a look offierce determination, Tyler Younx sails over another obstacle in his path. Kizzi Prior hefts a shotput for a practice throw . If it wasn't the weather, though, there was definitely something weighing down on the BHS athletes this spring--tougher competition. For the first time since 1987, Bayfield was completely shut out at state. High expectations had a long way to fall when even Most Valuable Pla yer Award recipient Enid Lasater failed to bring home the hardware. The medals Bayfield left behind were sorely missed on the quiet ride home . .,,,, ,,,, . ,,...,,, '''''' ·:::: :=::.· ,,,, ,,,,,, .,,,.•.:.• ·: : ., •••:. ::.:. ·:·· ·=·· ·::· :::·· •.::;:· .;;;;, .::.· . . 'Verpcm s~wer . ·. •· . . . ' I Congratulations to tluJ Class of 95. Z11 North Mountmn Vkw })rive .:; ,;~:= ;: := .=:=: ·=:== '''' BaYfield, Cwotado 8112l TR:ACK 121 (970) 884-9S02 �What is prom? Prom is a special night for those priviliged enough to be called juniors and se' niors. The prom is a night out for students to dance and then, if the school is providing an after prom party, have a little fun kicking back for the last few hours of the everung. There is more to prom then some people might trunk, It takes a tremendous amount of effort by students and staff alike. Before prom you have to decide on the perfect place and a time that is convenient for everyone, The budget is also a problem. It takes a lot of hard work to raise enough money to buy decorahons, the D.J. and other things that have always made prom spectacular. After all of tlus is figured out students can have fun dancing and enjoying what has been done to make the night perfect. Top Row: Ryan Hunt king, and Cheryl Rhyno,queen Bottom Left: Just nfew of the students from BHS that are having the time of their lives. Senior girls of1995: Top Row: ]esste Dyer, ]ennifa 1orsytht', Tt'ara T t'llt'r,Amy Longfellow, Elizabeth Merril, Melissa Longft!llow, Whitney Rurrows. Middle Row: Melissa Walters, /Vzli Beck, Royal Da, Wendv Miller, l eigha at::ke, Nita Gomez. Bottom Row: Jeannie Collins, Kristina Momson New/Near New Bridal & Formal Wear & Accessories Excellent Condition 22 Consignments Welcome! T UXEDO RENTAL WEDDING INVITATIONS Upstairs, 15 W. Mill St., Bayfield Hours b A t. 970-884-2282 �Ryan Cusick stops looking at his date just long enoush to snulc at the camera. Seniorguysof1995: Top Row: Jef!McC/urt>,Corbm Wilmt>r, l tmz S111 rmant, Justm Macklm, Shaw Slrulder, Buckv Taylor,an.i Patnck Mor,·lll Rotto111 nn Ryan Hunt, Jarrrl Cook, J~ St>rra110 Rva11 Pou•t>Jl, and Carl Holme•, "WHEN ONLY FIRST CLASS WILL DO" -;;;;;;;;;;;:::~=;;;;;;=:::====-- 24 HR SERVICE San ')uan ,eirnousine SOUTHWESTERN COLO 970-884-9869 P10111 123 �Bayfield Students Do Even More, STEPPIN' UP TO THE CHALLENGE There is an effort that very few people make. This effort includes committment, patience, and will. Quite a few students at Bayfield have shown this effort. What does it take to make students like these? Well, it may be different for everyone. For some the effort rna y be natural. You know the type, never studied a day in their lives, and yet have never gotten a "B" (well maybe one). Othershavespongebrains. This is the case when students soak up information, that soon drains. These students often have hard nights studing. Sometimes the sponge decides to squeeze dry too early and is left with anxiety and frustration. The third kind of people are the "Duh" kind. These people can choose to ex cell, but sometimes don't. No matter the type, everyone has the ability to be a great student. The people featured in these pages are ones who should be commended for their outstanding work. The following awards are given to all types. Congratulations to all the people who put the extra foot foward to earn these awards. VALEDICTORIAN Kali Beck has eared the honor as valdictorian of the etas of 1995. She has been very active throughout her high school years~ and kept a high grade average. She will attend chool at the University of Wyoming where she will majorin busines and accounting. SALUTATORIAN Salutatorian Rachel man has only been a student at BHS for two years, yet she ha been a great addition to it Rachel's hard work didn't just .:ome easy. Extra work and df!dication has been her key to success. Rachel hopes .to atrend St. Ambrose University and major in early childhood education. XEROGRAPHies PLUS 124 Htmm:J CORTEZ DURANGO ~=ARMINGTON JOHN ZWISLER SALES: (303) 259-2447 SERVICE: 1-800-822-2979 SUPPUES: 1-800-822·2200 835 East Second Ave. Durango, CO 81301 Copying Systems Facsimile �CU OIJTSTA Dl G JU lOR: DARYL KOHLERSCHl\AlDT CIJ JOURNALISM AWARD: AUDREY ROE LIO 'S CLUB OUTSTA DING jlJNlOR: CODY DURA SEMPER FIDELIS MARl E BA .D AWARD: STEVE WILLIAMS TANDY TECH. AWARD: JE NYWILMER MAKESHA LUDWIG THE BANK OF DURANGO MELISSA WALTER GO WOLVERINES!!! �- DRAMA For the first time in BHS history the Drama Club competed in the Intermountian League One Act play competion. They won six out of seven first place awards. Ben Lott, Ellie Crumbaugh, and Audrey Roe were chosen to represent Bayfield at the competition. They won awards for stage composition, stage movement, emotion, tempo, characterization, and voice. Ben Lott took home the Best actor award. An encore presentation dinner theater was held to give more people a chance to watch the play. Hopefully there will be many more wins to come. . Ellie Crumbaugh~ Ben Lott, Audrey Roe._, attd ·etpc e irt clult<atersfrom their ~twat4 rcintting play . st4g~handBracke Ba .· H.O.B.'Y GIRLS STATE: RACHEL EDWARDS H.O. B. Y. (The Hugh 0' Brian Youth Foundation) is a confrence held every year to help teens lean how to be effective leaders. This year Heidi Roggero was chosen among the sophomore class to attend. "It was the most fun I have had in a long time", says Heidi. She learned valuable skills that she can take with her for the rest of her life. ~ MAPELLI DEVELOPMENT 126 lfrmtJI3 P.O. BOX 1037 BAYFIELD, CO 81122 - GENO MAPELLI (303 1 884-4075 BEEPER (303 J 385-3054 �ACADEMIC AWARDS & HONORS~j ENG! ISII III Shawna Clark SPI:l:CHKali Beck, Katy Blatnick ENGLISH IRoss Zwisler. Kevin McWilliams. Deanna Owens CRI~ATIYl: WRI11NGJoel Priest EN JUSH 11Maleah hmam, Jody Rusonann, Jesse Wray WORLD HISTORY- Je se Wray U.S. HISTORY- Shawna ('lark, Rachel Edwards GOVERNMENTCody Duran DRT. AWARD BAND Nick Andrews BANDRachel Edwards, Joletta Salazar, Wendy Phelps, Brooke Ba~seu WORLD HISTORYJohn Lancctt, Sarah Joswick, Steve Williams. Nick Kimhall, Maggie C'Ienndcnning, Marshall Hahn WEIGHTS Josh Baier, Shane Bas et BIOLOGYEnid Lasater, Mar ball Hahn. Nick Kimball BIOLOGY IIKristen Evers GEOGRAPHYZac Martinez, Kristen Evers, J.R. Sutherlin, Jen McClure ALGEBRAKristen Tidrick GEOMETRYJoel Prie t MATH IIICaleb Huthmacber, Jennifer McClure GEOMETRYAmber Morlan, Wbi ty Taylor, Melanie Miller TRIG.Phoebe Percell, Mar ball Hahn, Maleab Farnam, Je se Wray, J.R. Sutherlin, Maggie Clenndenning ALGEBRA IIB.J . Monger, Mandi Martin, Steve Williams DRAMA- Kali Beck, Makcsha Ludwig. Audrey Roe- (Leadmg Lady) JOURNALISMDaryl Kohler. chmidt. Malcah Farnam, Audrey Roe CHILD DEY. Kristen Tidnck, Clayton Wilson Lire MANAGI:Ml:N'lKerri Lorenzini. Katy Blatnick, Rachel Crossman FHAValerie Hahn, Mandi Martin. Jennifet Wilmer, Jessica Macklin, Whisty Taylor, Kacy Conner, Theresa 7mk REFLECTION (ART) Tim Popely, Amy Longfellow. Mandy Gosney. Tim Mauldin, J.R. Sutherlin ART -Jeff McClure PHOTOGRAPHYAmy Longfellow KEYBOARDING Peter Lott, Tim Mauldin. Kevin McWilliams. Ja'>on Potter Kl YBOARI>JN( ;. Joel Prie..,t WORD PROCI:SSI~c; Megan Backer. Mandt Martin. Kn..,ty Mtlkr. Reo> Primllo Olll \I ANI>. Bl S. Kah Beck COMPl l"IJ ·R APJ>. \hav.. na Clark. Dm)·J Kohkr..,chmidt. Kn..,ten f..\ er..,, Dav. n Fahnon PHYSIC\Shav. na ( lark. Cody Dunm PR ofTH 11Kandt Morri..,on. Erin <)rgam<Ul I·N(il ISII I Rachel Ma.ag . .Jon Andre\\"· Kn..,tcn I ver.., SPANI\11 !Rachel Maag. Mtkc Smtth\\ tck. Aaron I rahing. Wht..,t) I aylor, Kn..,ten ·ytdnd.. Erin DuJHt\ mll. Bethm1y I )avcnport layout done bv: Ellie Crumhau~IJ IDARSYOU ERIN DUNAVANT. DARYL KOHLERSCHMJDT ARMY RESERVE SCHOLAR KALI BECK, RYAN HUNT TANDY 'tECH SCHOLAR RACHFJ. CROSSMAN, MAKESHA LUDWfG,KAU BECK soc. ot WOMEN F..NG. K.ANDI MORRISON· HIGHEST. JENNY WILMER • ffiGH KALI BECK. HONORS MARINE CORP SCHOJ~ EXC. CODY DURAN CHSSA ACTIVE SCHOLAR MARSHALL HAHN.CODY DURAN Ll?& ENERGY CAMP RACHEL EDWARDS,ERIN DUNAVANT N.H.S. KALI BECK~ RACHEL CROSSMAN, MAKESHA LUDWIG. ERIN DUNAVANT1 DARYL KOm..ERSCHMIDT The World Is Yours Through Education 1911 Main Ave. Durango. Colo. 970-247-0854 lffJII(Jtj J27 �But the Adventure Has Just Begun Above; Sophmore Angela Natzke celebrates the approaching summer. FreshmanNickDuranmakesa point! '96' will be even more exciting at BHS. . .. and braces for '96'. Heaven Help Us! ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 95; Steppin-up IIIF Item Metadata UUID 23857196-c427-4302-bc14-cc40e2e93b09 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/778d4c9943b0591faec190c1044e8eab.pdf eed85a9fc8c158896e53e3462dfc72c1 PDF Text Text ����Actions Speak Louder Than Words ... So When It Is OBODY SPEAKS LOUDER THAN US. Homecoming Academics Faculty Football Volleyball Cross Country Cheerleading Wrestling Boys Basketball Girls Ba ketball Track Baseball Fre hman ophmore Junior enior Prom Graduation 4-7 16-27 28-31 36-39 40-43 44-45 46-47 48-51 52-55 56-59 60-63 64-67 70-77 78-85 86-93 98-111 120-121 122-123 ''TheWolverine'' 1996; Volume 48 Bayfield High School 615 East Oak Drive Bayfield, CO 81122 TITLE 1 �The Way the Year Began, Nobody Really Knew What to Expect, But When It Was 11 Said and Done Things turned out better than expected. When Brother Richard, a.k.a. Mr. Edwards , fired up the student body at Homecoming nobody knew that "the Spirit of the Wolverine" would remain so strongly in the hearts of everyone at BHS. This turned out to be the year actions would speak louder than words. GROUP HUG! Andv Petersen, Andv Baumgardner, Dan Hall and Dvlan Frankenheuner lean on one another through '96. DEEP tn thought Micheal Valencut waif 1jor the Custodian "so he can ~en·e Ius detention. The Student Center at 2 THEME Going to Me Donald's is almost as much a part of school as going to class. �Busta m ove! Kacv Conner and Mandv Marttn !fet do~in ~illh lwmecomtn!f spmt. Iflooks could kill. Jennifer gives her best .wule wlule burdened wtth pressures from the press. like peace man. Jesse Lasater and Roland Pnanto are filled ll't!h .flower power for Hallmieen. Say Ah ! Jason Abernathy sho ~..·s the long term effects ofwhat happens to the mouth after taking Mrs. Casluo 's speech class. McDonalds ro0°ro~f1JN You have made us the place to meet, to talk, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. Youv'e made McDonald's more than just another place to eat. THEME 3 �Durango's Oldest porting Goods tore --Establi hed 1928-- Fi hing Guide Info Camping and Hiking Headquarter Open Early and Late for Your Shopping Convenience 863 Main Ave, Durango 247-2660 Mon-Sat 8:30-9, Sun 10-6 4 STUDENT LIFE Hey freshmen! You're blocking traffic; get off the road! The fresnman class did a humorous lounge chair routine for the Homecoming parade this year. This creative endeavor landed them first place in the float contest. �VICTORY!! Top Row: Coach There a Cashio, Emd Lasa ter, Kandi Morrison, Meleah Farnum, Heidi Roggero, Jennifer Thomp on, Angela Natzke, Heather Haga, Jerica Cook, Coach Ginger Conner, Je ica Macklin. Second Row: Michelle Cristiano, Mandy Martin, Kimber Thompson, Jinnie Langrell, Phoebe Percell, arah Joswick. Third Row: Theresa Zink, Jaimie Neptune, Johnna Bigger , Kristy Miller, Kacy Conner, Erin Dunavent. Beneath a stany sky Homecoming King Cory Baxter dild Queen johnna Biggers (top) stand by attentdants Cod; Duran, Rachel Edwards, Jinnie Langrell, and Bart Miller. Beautiful, just beautiful darling. Soprom Dublin Wiliner and Junior Du t} mar , were among the Powder Puff cheerleaders thi year. Off with his head! Senior Erin Dunavent beheads a panther in a displa; of woh erine ferocity. ~ Th~ Four C:o--;;ers Aquarian Age Store 'Books 'M us1c 'Gifts 'Videos 'ConsultatJons ~...:,...._·~· • : ·~ lasses 115 W.pth St. -Durango-(970) 382-5955 18044 County Road 501 Bayfield, CO 81122 (970) 884-9495 STEAKHOUSE .\fl '0£1 T LIFE 5 �1205 Camino Del Rio 247-0161 ~G~l *We rent quality equipment. ~~~t~s *We sell and service Makita tools. ~S *We sell contractor supplies. 6 STUDENT LIFE*We deliver. Rufe's Paint Store 247-5267 38 Town Plaza Durango, CO 81301 9 �Computer Warehouse For all your computer needs 24 Town Plaza Durango, CO 81301 247-3308 STUDENT LIFE 7 �s are zn store. The" Ides of March" turned out to he a unique way to bring everyone together and unite them. It instilled "Spting Fever" in the hearts of all who attended. Everything was perfectly planned; the royalty wa. radiant, decoration were very colorful and creative, and the turn out was the best ever thanks to the hard work and effort put out hy the members of Student Council. The dance t1oor was a collage of swirling dre e. and slacks moving to some of the hottest new dance moves. A great time was had by all. Several tudents were asked their opinions of "The Ides of March." Brand Deming replied. "It turned out out henkay!" "StudentCouncildidan excellent joh," Kacy Conner commented. "Everything turned out pretty good." Ryan McLaughlin answered by replying "It was fun and the decorations were very colorful! I had a super time!" All of the toil and sweat put in by Student Council paid off. "The Ides of March" was a hig hit and members of next year's Student Council will have a tough time outdoing this year's dance. �Left: Jinnie Langrell and Cody Duran pose for the camera with glamorous style. A bove: Jerica Cook explains to Caleb how tired her feet are. Bottom Left : The table of seniors check out the cool moyes happening on the dance floor , while Reggie Sanchez is busy enjoying his straw. MARTIN AGENCY of DURANGO "A Full Service Insurance Agency " 835 Main Ave. Ste. 208 (Mian Mall) Steve Woolverton P.O. Box 59 Durango, co 81302 Fax: (303) 382-0065 Bus: (303) 382-0063 �j:rj:~J&f£~!;eV;tv:Lr?s Never Felt Before;" -Edgar Allan Poe Once again the junior class has achieved their fundraising goal. They stepped up and met the challenge of getting out of debt and making enough money for a senior prom. They were a few hundred dollars in debt, but after the carnival they made exactly 860 dollars profit. Though not many people showed up, the carnival was still fun. Everyone participated in the games, even a man in a pink tutu . The carnival was good for more than just making money. It was entertainment for the little kids who were too young to stay out late and trick-or-treat. The only bad thing about the carnival was that the juniors didn't get to go out and go trick-ortreating. The costumes were great. The juniors did a great job entertaining the children and making money for their class It is unbelievable that so many high schoolers still Dressed as a curly haired freak, Josh Homer enjoys himself at the carnival, joining in on the fun and games sponsored by the juniors. like the cookie monster. In a survey the cookie monster came in second for favorite monster behind vampires. "Candy man" came in first for the best horror movie ahead of "Bram Stoker's Dracula." Sixty-two percent of the Bayfield High School believes in ghosts, thirty-one percent went trick-or-treating in 1995J and half of the school went to the Halloween carnival. Melissa Schissler sits on her throne dressed as Cleopatra at the fall Halloween carnival. Nobody recongized John Hanna underneath his costume of a werewolf . 303 Sawyer Drive Durango, CO 81301 (970) 385-6945 : ~hrrtc~~~~ & Laundry ~~/\ « )m~(~) ~;::' ~~~~~s;~~:ery o/ • Same Day Service : • Alteration • Leather & Suede Cleaning 10 stutknJ life ':.-./ ___.; �Sarah Crumbaugh and Jmnie Langrell show their Halloween spirit. Below: Jennifer Neptune persuades Andy Baumgardner to be a crossdresser . ~ ~ =:::,s ~~/~ NorwestJ~DanktCan ~ ..., Help You Get To Class On Time. If turoon coscs are slOWTr:g dawn yell' plans for a co/leg~ educaoon, Norw-..st Bank can get you back on sdledtJe WJch one of our student loans. Come r1 and see one of our Personal Bankers. and make rt to doss on ome! To Aye Carumba! Reggie Sanchez cheers, "Two bits, four bits, six bits, a peso, all for the Wolverines stand up and say so." cmngo Ignacio 1063MU!A~ 615 GoddardA~ue 563-9-401 2-47-32-42 0 1995 N_, a.ri~ N.A. • ::-...:~ ()p~lwwJer • -...FDIC student life 11 �B.H.S SAYS: Fads at B.H.S Sveak For Themselves ... Cra.ly, Colorful, 70's, Sty lin, Cool! dents ( hown right) tells their choice Even though they are thing you for the "Trendiest People" at wouldn't think you would ee in a Bayfield High. "In' " and "outs" mall chool, the fads ranged ev- thi year have changed. Short kirts erywhere from body piercing and were in, choker were out. Jaw clip tatoos to bell bottom and hiny red were in, fixed hair was out. Straight hoc.. Some of the major fad this from the 70' tyle were platform year included baby doll shirts, lug shoe·, bell bottoms, and body piercole hoe , changing hair style and ing. Even though the tyle eemed color, 11anneL, and boots. Caleb way behind compared to California, Huthmacher and Selena Chavez there i till much to be aid. Kayma ported whacky hair color, Ben Lott McDonald stated, "There's a lot of and Johnna Bigger proudly strut variety here at Bayfield High." So their tatoos, and Jodi Sanchez wa to ee what' in tyle, makes people proud of her trange body decor. smile,andi waycoolhereatB.H.S., A urvey taken from B.H.S. stu- look on. Even though Cody Duran took it as a joke, Jaimie Neptune proved she was the best dressed senior. ilary Moore and amie Heirtzler efinitely earn their title as best dressed sophonores but we're ·till not sure about .____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __JPeter Loll. TRJBNDllJBST STUDJBNTS SENIORS Jaimie Neptune 60'k Cody Duran 80'k JUNIORS Cierra Clapp XY.4 Mar hall Hahn 65~ SOPHOMORES Hilary Moore 87% Jamie Heirtzler 35% Peter Lott 35% FRESHMEN Nikki Evan 75% Je e Las ater 60~ Trendy Cierra Clapp and not very sty fish Marshall Hahn strut their stuffas best dressed Juniors. As best dressed freshmen, Jesse Lassater, and Nikki Evans pose to prove it. P.O. Box X Durango, CO 81301 1 "l ~ tsTUDE'l YT £ l~r G£ (970) 259 • 4444 Fax (970) 259 - 4450 �iFAJI)JS HF~2 FADS! ="t SANDERS Medical and Surgical -- SKIN EYE SKIN Care also Full Service Medical and Surgical EYE Care 3649 Main Ave. • Durango, CO • 259-4131 Guitars - Keyboards Percussion Amps- PA Systems 509 8th Ave. Durango STUDENT HFE 13 �The automobile is one of the most important parts of teenage life. Here at Bayfield High, the vehicle range anywhere from ouped-up, candy-apple red trucks to beat up cars that look like they were your parents first car. A survey taken of Bayfield High tudents concluded for who owned the nicest... car, truck, 4x4, and recreational vehicle. We also took a vote on the ugliest car in the school. The results are as follows: Tara Linfesty owns this beautiful, ocean-blue, 1992 C01y Baxter owns this classic, greenish-blue, 1967 Toyota Pas eo that tied with Cory Baxterfor the nicest Ford Mustang that tied with Tara Linfesty for the car in the chool. nicest car. SOUTHWf:ST lifg INC 14 Student Life SOUTHWEST AG. INC. HThe Affordable Alternative" ..._J~ 1I ,A ~&VI-. MiiCO) Til II P&l•ll Llllll MAISIY fiRGUSON Gem Village --Bayfield, Co (970) 884-4101 ZETOR �Cannvn Ivers won for the nicest 4x4 with this sporty, Ronnie Ludwig shows offhis wild-cherry, 1967 Chevy black, 1995 Toyota 4-Runner. Truck that won the vote for the nicest truck in the school. Steve Williams won the catagmy for the nicest recreational vehicle with this 1994 turquoise Jeep. Heather Lanmore ts the proud owner of this 1979, pea-green car that won for the ugliest car in the school. 15 �Right: Clayton ~honk i a harned of ht puny little muscles. Below: Ben Lott work hard to meet a deadline. Andy keeps a big mile a he plays ba ketball Above: Cody i over ready to eat in Mr . Conner cia . Right: Shane takes a minute away from his hard tudying. mHarding Glass • 0 N E S T 0 I' Q L A SS Animas Glua 16 Academics S H 0 I'• 1403 Eut 2nd Ave. Durango, co 81301 (3031 247·8010 (3031 247·2552 (FAX) Paul Rozzell Manager Wink's TV 3063 MAIN AVE. DURANGO, CO 81301 247-1594 SALES • SERVICE �Juggling Classes, Friends, and Practice Is ... asier Said Than Done The students ofBHS find the time to excell in a variety of areas. All year long driven students cram for tests in the hall, the commons, the cafeteria, and the gym, finding a way to be successfull. Hard work and dedication pays off with grades and honors. Enid and Tyler li ten toPhoebe read fairy tale . Mr . Milner decide if a paper i correct. New West Mortgage 100 West 8th Street, Suite 222 Durango, Colorado 81301 (970) 259-2889 • Fax: (970) 259-0095 Rufe's Paint Store 247-5267 38 Town Plaza Durango, CO 81301 Academics 17 11 �- - -- __, - . New College Level Classes Challenge Students College Pyschology~ taught by Colkge Bowny~ taught by Mr Mr. Jerry Brush includedReeo Tony Rackham, Laura Prianto, Kimber Thompson~ KJJherschmidt ~ Mike Smithwick, Cierra Clapp, Justin GofXIwin, Reco Prian.w, Erin Dunavant~ Maggie Clendenning,Amanda Cannon Ivers, Ben Lott, Teresa Lujan, Mandy GoNney, Kacy 2ink, Sarah Joswick, Regie Betley, Josh Ludwig, Mr Jerry Sanchez~ Cristen Ivers~ Mr Brush, Hobby Chapin~ cody Rackham, Maleah Farnam, Duran, Zac Martinez, ]innie Cierra Clapp~ Megan Backer, Langrell, Heather Hieb~ Craig Niura Roberto Hoback X EROGRAPHICS PLUS 18 A cademics CORTEZ DURANGO FARMINGTON Mr Theresa Cashio taught AP English, ]ennyMcClure, Rachel Edwards, Be11 Lott, Eric Lobato, Reco Prianto, Cody Duran , Shauna Clark, Kandi Morriso11, Mrs Cashio, Eri11 Du11avant JOHN ZWISLER SALES: (303) 259-2447 SERVICE: 1-8Q0-822-2979 SUPPUES: 1-800-822-2200 835 East Second Ave. Durango, CO 81301 Copying Systems Facsimile �Challenging New Classes Add To Course Offerings Long hours and late nights paid off for a few select students a they had the chance to earn college credit for their efforts. In addition to the already challenging classes offered, three classe were presented in cooperation with Pueblo Community College. AP English, Psychology, and Botany each presented the possibility of college credit. With a reputation for strong academics, BHS enhanced the image with this new program. Taught on campus by staff members these classes were a rousing succe s. BllYFIELD WOLVERINES WE JlRE PROUD TO SUPPORT THE FUTURE ENDEJlUORS OF THE HllYFIELD HIGH SCOOL CLLJSS OF 1996 45STEWARTSTREET DURA GO,CO PAGO A PRINGS 603 8TH SOUTii �00.\fP PAH PAH. the /)(Ifill pion u111w Jlomn c 111111 ~ Jl t/1 cit/, Pe1:{or1ning Arts down Mill Streec. The Cast of the award winning nits A Test" :Jolm Lanceu, Jori Andrews, .Jessica Pritchart; AngelaNcwJ.:et Mandi Martin. Ben Lou, Sarah Crumbaugh, Rachel Edwards7 Jesse Wray Choir Members Recielted A Superior Rating At FLC F~e Arts: Jennifer Humer. Favyn Fields. Ben Nelson, HabbyChapin. JJ Jolmsot:, David ValeMi(t Direct()rfr!r David Gleason~ Jeritruafl Jack. Kaleb Cloud!, Micah Priest, Nick .Andrews, Travis Valencia, LizNewbj~Rwl#e Jones, Jolm Hattl'UJ, Grady Dunavant, Andy Goldmlllf, Brandon McGimsey. Accompianst Carol Priest, Sierra Allen. Tam Ro.ss~Hebbe, Kacy Betleyt Jessica Morelli, Mandy Marti~ Megan BackerT Sarah Cntmbaugk Amy Vat.tghns Joletta SaJaz.ar, Jori Andrews, Meridith Douglas, Denyel Brown,. Bethany Davenport, Mary Lou Popely o'lae ?tumllnfl & 1ieatiJtf1? !Jnc. Licensed & Insured New Construction Hydron1c Heat • Remodelmg WENDELL QUALLS, JR. (970) 259-0748 29465 HIGHWAY 160 E. DURANGO. CO 81301 Although SmaU. Ba1Ul.Rq~rewnted BHS Well: Amber Porter, Rachel EdJ.vards, DarylKohlerschmidt Jesse Cummins. Danny Percell, Nick Andrews, Nick Kimball, DMn Reeves, Jennifer Apodaca, Phoebe Percell, Manic(l Pyle, Heather Larimore. Joletta Salazar 20 Academics �he Halls Are Alive, with the sound of music H ELUJ.. Tvle 1 Youn ~ JJ!u Jfl<' 1 limnc nu It< plav "Get Smart " Do, Rey, Mi, Fa. So. La. Ti. D< >' M usic and action rukd the stage at B HS. Students worked hard to put together many fine performancL'\. Drama presented "Get Smart" and J lavish production of "The Wi / ard ofO/' Mandy Ma11in played Dorthy and John Lancett '-.tok the hm" away with his "Cm\ardly Lion . Ben Lott continued h1" v. inning ways as Leading Man and Rachel Edwards was reco1!ni/ed a\ Le.Id.... ing Lady. "Thio.., b a T e'-.t ' \\ un several honors at The IYlL pl.!) competition. Drama topped of LhL· year hy the formation ul an International Thespian Troupe. Band had several honor hand mem hers and was awarded a Supenor rating at the Fort lewis Colle1!e Fine Arh .... Festival.. C hoir also recieved a superior rating at the sJme e\ent. Hohhy C hapin was named tu LhL· All-State C hoir. Viro Research Smart" takes a cl BRAVO. The casr I N T E R N A T I 0 N A L , I N C . 'Cc•r h01r C'll openino nigftt. 178 Bodo Dr., Unit C, Durango, CO 81301 Effeci"ve, High Quo ty Products for a Safer Profess1ono1 Workplace VIONEX Antimicrobial Liquid Soap, VIONEX No Rinse Gel, VIONEX Antimicrobial Towelettes, ScrubCare Skin Lotion, Envirocide Disinfectant GET DOWN.M r Glea 1011 ;con 1 11'/1/i rII<' pep band at a {oorball ~mnc· Phone: 800-395-9929, 970-24 7- 1505 Academics 21 �HA OS ON! Not every one is cut out for the old 9 to 5 routine. Desk work would kill them . Some people LOVE to create and build thing~ with their hands. On May 21 the Visual Arts and Vocational Arts classes held their annua} Spring Show. Beautiful wood projects and furni ture , complete and professional hluep1ints and outstanding paintings, photographs and drawings graced the high school gymnasium. Skill and precision were aptly displayed by the wood products. Creativity was obvious in the artwork displayed. All types of learning styles and talenlli need to be addressed in . chool and each type of tudentneeds the chance to excell. Mr. Mann and Mr. Edwards ."'howed their studenL<; that they could he individuals and still succeed in the world today. There is no need to compromise values, priciples or quality. The skilled hand is still highly admired .Mr. Mann blended technology and skill into beautiful functional creations while Mr. Ed wards gave value to the riches of imagination and the human hand. The Arts are an important and vital part of our education. Above: Enid Lasater's gecko table is not only beautifully crafted but also very unique! Below: Mariah Vance works hard in Mr. Mann's class Above: Tegan Corlies glass inlaid gun cabinet is truly a masterpiece THE BANK OF GO WOLVERINES!!! DURANGO 15 Bodo Drive. P.O. Drawer G, Durango, Colorado 81301 303/259-5500 Fax 303/259-5503 R881 ~0 ?2 Academic �Left: Erin Ourganion discovers Above: Tara Linfesty smiles the beauty of basketball proudly while displaying her talent Below: Nick Kimbal, William Jack, and Marshal l Hahn contimplate the meaning of art Have the Wisdom to Conquer All! Look To Your Future [ Stay tn School Congratulations '96 Graduates! BURNS NATIONAL BANK ME-..BER F 0 C 900 MAI N • DURANGO • (970)247-5151 A cademics 23 �·Telling the StOry and Getting the Facts THE WOLVERINE YEARBOOKSTAFF: Brand Deming, Ben Ford, Jason Abernathy, Kacy-Conner, Tara Unfesty~ Bobbi.Sower, Ke~in Prior, Ryan McLaughlin, Tegan Corlies~ Jodie Natzke, Jodi Sanchez.,KayliUl McDonaliJ~ Shauna Clark, Aaron Heimler, Rachel EilwardsJAdvisorRick Edwards, (not shown Ashley Catron.) THE PREDATOR STAFF: }e11ijer McClure, Shauna Clark1 Kacy Conner, Angela Natzke, Advisor Carole Blatnick, Kayma McDonald, Sarah Crumbaugh, MarshaLl Hah11 FOCUS. Mr Edwards explains the finer points of layout design to the vearhook staff SELL,SELL, SELL. January Riggin rries ro make a point about yearbook finances. A . IT•lfl rAtM STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES OFFICE: (303) 247-4060 RESIDENCE: (303) 247-1610 ,.. ,.... ~, ', ' HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS . . RON J. DOUGHERTY '24 Organizations AGENT 825 ~as! 2nd A.venue westBml~~:.:~~~:~~ Durango, CO 81302-3495 �ST< )p THE PRESSES~ I got a ~c o op . Evcry cub reporter would love to he ahle to say that just once. Issues and controversy were no strangers to "The()h. erver" and "The Wolverine" this year. Advi ed by Carole Blatnick the chool new paper skirted no issue. Each edition wa met with honest and professional journalism. The senior edition appears to he the last is ue for "The Observer" as it will not he offered next year. In his eleventh year, Rick Edwards advised the award winning yearhook. ot without its share of controversy, The hook grew to 128 pages. The hook went to an Augu t delivery forcing the bigge tcomplaint hy far , "How am I going to get my friends to sign my yearbook? " "This is not an autograph hook. We are trying to do much more. Signatures are the least of my worries, " Mr Edwards an wered, "The best hook we can produce is not dependent upon . ignature . What will he found in the yearbook i a complete and comprehen. ive year of coverage from the first day of chool through graduation. " CASUAL &ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR AND SPORTSWEAR 842 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO COLORADO Organizations 25 �Organizations !Leaders FCCLA: Eric Lobatv, Reco Prianto, Mrs Ginger Cvnners, Wisty Taylor, Erin Dunavan~ Heather Huthmacher, We1Jdy Phelps, Monica PyleMrsCarole Blatnick, Jodi &nchez, Kayma McDonald, Amber :Worlan, Tegan Corlies, Kacy Conner, Mandy Marlin, Amy Zwisler,Angi Yvung, Not shown Sarah Edwards FBLA poses for a grt>up picture at Adam~ State C(}llege where District Cl)mpetion was held+ Student Council Member$ for 1996-97 are Kacy Conner, Megan Backer, Enid lasatelj Claytt>n Steveson, Tyler Young, Ruth }()tJe$, Heather Haga, Maleah Franum, Kimber Th<Jmpsort, Heidi LuterJ Adam Mars, ~lmll Halm) Nwk Kimball, Mandy Martin, Angela N4tzke, Kenny Monger, R()SS Zwisler 26 Organizations President Tyler Young Vice-President Mandy Martin Teasurer Marshall Hahn Secretary Enid Lasater Secretary Rachel Edwards �Above: FCC LA members strut their stuff at the prom fashion show. Few hut mighty. other pro IL'L' h. 1 he\ While the numher or ha\e heL'Il \ I..' I"\ '>liL d uhs and organi1.ations cessful 111 cumpellllll at can he counted on one the dis tnct JIH.I '-.latL' hand, their contrihution lc\ c I. to student life can not he ~ tmknt (\nmcll slighted. FCCLA and ga\c students a1wthcr FBLA are th e long oppurtu nity ll> get instanding cluhs a t BH .. \u lvcd. The; ''er,· in An International Thes- chan!c ot mu"t (>I tl1L' 'pianTroupe wasformcd activitlc" at BHS. this year and pl an.~> arc Homcn>mll1g and \\ inhcing made for other tcr Carni ' Jl \\L'rL' ju"t cluhs next year. FC LA l~ll ur their pn>jcL"l\. :vtr and FBLA are very ac- Vern Kimhall and \lrs. tive in fund rai se r.~> . Sa nd y ~1 c r ick \\L'rL' community ervicc and sponsors. Above: Kristy, Sarah and Heather sit in by their march of dimes project Left: FBLA officers proudly smile at the camera - 18AMF MAGIC SCORE LANES - PRO SHOP - CONSESSIONS & CHEERS LOUNGE (970) 259- 1() 12 750 S. CAMINO DEL RIO DURANGO, COLORADO 81301 27 �Sure some teachers were really nice, caring, and helpful. They asked 4uestions if you mis. ed school and if you felt hetter. They even helped you with a prohlem on your homework, or gave you an answer on your test. But then again didn't theyjustspoil your weekend and a special night out with your friends hy giving you three assignments. They don't even seem to care ahout your night or your other class a signment.. Dont you just hate it when one of your teachers JUmps on your case becau. e they're having a had day. Dont you just love it when you come into class late and they don't mark you tardy. Teachers have the potential to have a tremendous intl uence on a person's life. This int1uence can he good or it can he bad but as we end each chool year we are glad to he out of the school routine an sad to he leaving the ones we care for . o much, our teachers. Beckler. Peggy Special Ed B latnick. Carol Consumer Ed Brush, Jerry Engli. h Ca.,hio, Theresa English Conner, Ginger Con. umer Ed Edward'\, Rick J\rt ,Jeason, David Music llaga, Denise Key hoarding 174SO c.n. so1 • Bayfield, co B1122 No Photo Available We can clear 247-1040 any drain! DURANGO, CO • tS70l BB4-225S 28 staff/faculty Gene Jones · OtNnar LICENSED PLUM BERS - REM ODELS & �llcnder-.on. I a.ra l ~ngh-.h I lick-.. Su-.an Math I loll. Beverly Bm.inc"" l ~nghsh .laque'>. Barh l.ihrarian .J one-.. I ma ~Cience Keims, Jon I lis lory Kimball, Sherry Math Kunhall, Yemon Science Magill, Belly Librarian Mann, Robert Indu. trial Arls Marty, Ed History Mericle, Sandy English No Photo Available Milner, Diane Math Moon, Marly Hi tory Prior, Butch Physical Educalion Pyle, Joe Music Rackham, Tony Science Roggero, Mike Counselor urran,Jack Principal Drake, Vicki Secretary ~ ~ @ IOUM.MOUI. . OI'I'OftTIJHITY TOM S TANGER & CO FIRE & SAFETY Main Ave. REALTORS OFFICE: (970) 247-0211 Durango, CO 8130 I FAX: (970) 259-4419 FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT • SAFETY SUPPLIES Durango, CO 1301 (970) 247-2141 staff/faculty 29 �.:: ::: ; ;- ; ; : BOARD OF.EiJUCA.TION . .. . . . .. - • STUDENTS TO TEACHERS A. Not getting as ignments back for week after handing it in. B. When they dont li. ten C. Homework on Fridays and game days D. Picking favorite E. Telling tupid joke F. Final on the arne day G. When they give dirty look TEACHERS TO STUDENTS A. Complain about their grade but don't do anything to improve them B. Do not accept re pon ibility for their action C. A k tupid que tion like "Do we have to do thi ?" D. Put down other tudents E. Interrupting a conver ation with another tudent F. Don't come to cla prepared G. Don't u e time given to them for homework -OMMUNITY �Faculty and Staff Spend Long Hours On the Job. Tommy Brown Superintendent Benny Coffee Business Mgr. Nancy Dunlap Curr. Dir. Fran Evam Admin. Sec. Tom Horton A.D. WOLVERINES ARE WINNERS, LEAD THE PACT WITH A GOOD EDUCATION. DURANGO 970-247-2929 CORTEZ 970- 595-8440 Marsha Silva Bookeever �Fttfttre Plans Future Plans (Check all that apply) Amber Morlan shows her Studious side. Below: Dylan Frankenheimer takes time out of his busy schedule to flip through his books. I plan to .. . A. Go to school 50% B. Work after graduation 40% C. Go to Mexico and sell Hot Dogs on the beach 10% I plan to marry ... A. Right aftergraduation 10% B. I'm waiting till I'm at least 25 30% C. When I find the right person 50% D. I dont plan to marry 10% I plan to have ... A. Under 2 kids 50% B. Up to five 30% C. A litter 20% D. None 20% Erin Ourganion shows us his goffy grin SERVING BAYFIELD FOR OVER 30 YEARS. Oldsmobr7e 32 Academics �Shane Horton tries to stay focused . Below: Tara Linfesty tnes to smile at the camera. Results of a random survey of BHS Student yieldedthe following results: I study: Never40o/o One to two hour weekly 25o/o Three to four hours 20% Five or more 12% I do my homework: Never- 6o/o Sometimes- 54o/o All the time - 40o/o I cheat: Consistantly - 6% Occasionally- 24o/o Seldom- 50% Never- 20o/o DURANGO, COLO 81302 679 Second Ave. SUBARU P.O. Box 2448 247-2121 Chevrolet Academics 33 �Top: BHS runs for a loucluiown. M1ddle: Mike Snur lnm'k runs ro the finish. Botrom: Regg1e Sanchez runs the fast break 34 Sports THE GALLQPJNG GQOSE (970) 247·2261 GIFT SHOP t)OSMAlN Authentic Indiain Jewelry • Fmc & Unique Gifts �High Goals and Strong Achievements Were Individual athletes were fired into a season of ups and downs. Each sca\ on ended with their own type of victory, whether good or had. Bohhie Sower \ay\. ". pl)rts arc impmtant hecause it keeps people involved in school activities and give\ people a reason to work harder for their grades. It also gives people something to look forward to ". This years sports season proved that BHS is full of talent, pride, and strong dedication. Every team had the power to accomplish their goals with much ..,kill and finesse. Congratulation. to all who participated in a sport event this year. Thank. for entertaining the crowds and tilling each game with a tremendous . ense of cxcitClllL'lll. Above: Kn ~ty Miller proves she can jump just as higlz as e\'eryone else. Left: Bobbie ,·lw ws offher Wolverine pride. Left: Codr Duran. 125# State Champ reuses his arms in vzcw rv. Cody defeated C.J. Taylor of Hotchkiss, 7-2, in overtune. H erald 1275 Main Avenue D~~bgo Durango, CO 81 301 247 3504 Serving The Four Comers Daily Sport �6elow: John Lancelt and the other Wolverines kill the Shiprock runner. Right: Hobby Chapin plants the reciever. �Above: Cody Duran finishes off a huge gain that alnwst went all the way if it was not for this shoe-string tackle. Scoreboard 4.bove: Bart Miller busts through the line ready to plaster the first Centauri Falcon hat gets in his way. Not only did Bart crush people on offense, he hit so hard that lie earned first team All Conference on defense. OPPONENT USITHE\1 Shiprock Cuba Buen Vista Lake County Salida Centauri Pagos Springs 1\,l onte Vista Ignacio 1\leeker 43/0 49/6 47/0 35/0 37/0 43/6 34/0 24/6 5417 6/28 �Dottom Row; Left to Right: #1 Mar hall Hahn, #2 Cody Duran, #3 Kevin Prior, #4 Ben Ford, #5 I lobby hapin #7 Peter Lou, #8John Lancett, #9 Zac Martinez, #10 Nick Duran, #11 D.J. Rodnck, #14 DavidValencia, #16 Charlie Duran, #20 Curlls Valencia, #21 Ryan McLauglun, #22 Bart Miller. Middle Row; Left to Right: #24 Je Ie Lasater, #25 Cory Baxter #32 Eric Chavez, #36 Eric Eimar, #40 Tom Harri on, #42 Ryan Howard, #51Ja on Abernathy, #52 Danny Percell, #55 Travis Valencia, #58 Daryl Ko hlerscbrnidt, #64Josh Baier, #65 Kenny Monger,. Top Row; Left to Right. #66 Jerry tembacker, #68 Ben Nel on, #70 William Jack, #72 teve William , #74Josh Homer, #76Ju tin Donald on. #77 Justin Kirk, #80 John Hanna, #82 Micah Pnest, #84 Enn Ourganian, #85 cott Holand, #99Jimmy undiff. Very Top; Left to Right: Coach Butch Prior, Head Coach John Keirns, Coach Moon. Above: The Wolverines pull together after a punishing Homecoming victory. 38 Football 1700 COUNTY RD. 203 DURANGO, COLORADO 8 130 1 �SEN I 0 R S #2 Colly Duran #lJ Zal: Martinl!t. #20 Curtis Vakncia #22 Bart Miller #25 Cory Baxter #40 Tom Harrison #44 Eril: Lohalo #51 Jason Ahernathy �_...._ Spikers Grow From Taking Baby Steps Towards Building A Powerhouse Dynasty This years volleyball team wa dedicated, hard working, full of team spirit, and very optimistic. They had everything but their mental game. After Bayfield would get ahead on their opponent they would let their guard down, letting the other team back in the game . Looking at the scores, mo t games were very close and many went into three very close games. Losing most of the starters from last year to graduation, it was tough to form a team ~d learn to play to- gether. Bayfield's varsity was known mostly as a defen iveteam. Not having an offensive is what got them down. By the end of the year the team improved greatly and will most likely be an excellent team next year. Erin Dumavant commits a mall net violation. Johnna Bigger land a kill with her spike. supports the Bayfield Wolverines Stop in .for pizza & more 884-9904 40 Volleyball ·----·-· PIZZA PICCfiDILI.T �Top Row: Phoebe Percell, M<U1ager; Sarah Joswick, Theresa Zink, Coach Holt, Coach Jone , Middle Row : Whist) Taylor, Kacy Conner, Mandy Martin, Erin DunavCU1t, Amber Morlan, Bouom Row. Kri ty Miller, Juhnna l3Iggcr~. Jessica Macklin Pago a Spring 7-15 Ignacio 6-15 15-8 15-10 Mancos 13-15 8-15 7-15 8-1 Centauri Dolores 13-15 17-15 12-15 15-3 9-15 15-12 Monte Vi tn l3-15 15-10 15-11 11- J5 7-15 15-5 Ouray ·ManCO ' 15- 10 12-15 Monte Vista 13-15 Pagosa 13-15 15-10 Navajo Prep. 14 - 16 I ;;:::onacio Erin Dunavant #2 (~ THE WELLS GROUP Better Homes ® 11 -15 9-15 4-15 Johnna Biggers #3 fmm all of us at the Bayfwld office of -- 15 And Gardens® 303/884-0395 • 581 Colorado Drive • Bayfield • 81122 Boh Ffct~t: Rt•rf\ r o ,r Roh l ltont<' Cwltt H ootf ,·o,l \'tr~ /11111 Salci ::w Volleyball 41 �Top Row: Coach Jones, Whisty Talylor, Jessica Walter, Heather Haga, Angela Natzke, Coach Hott, Middle: Amber Morlan, Wendy Phelps, Jodie Natzke, Bottom: Heidi Cusick 3535 N. Main Ave. *Durango, Co. * 970-2698 * 1-800-201-8961 KICKER VIPER ALARMS LANZAR 42 Ultimate Sound & Security �Left to Right: Ruth Jones, Sarah Edwards, Je ica Holme , Libby Smith, Rebecca Sadler, Heidi Luter, Sierra Allen, Becky Van Den Berg, A hley Burleigh, Angi Young, Johneue Maloy, Meredith Douglas, Amber Porter Back: Coach Justa Whit JLIEWK§ 1rJRUIE V AJLUIE MIEJRCAN1rKJLIE Phone 271 N MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE 884-9502 BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 The hardware store of the country Congratulations 8~ Volleyball 43 �ayfield's Loneliest Sport Finally Receives Cheers Boys Qualify for State, Lasater Places They did it! Cross Country team succeeds with high expectations. Some people like sports, such as running, others just like to take it easy. The season for the Cross Country team was very out~ttanding for both teams. Coach Kimball states, " The team did pretty much what I expected this year. " The girls and boys team was an outstanding group this year. The outstanding girl from cross country was Enid Lasater. Enid finished first in League and Regional. Enid was the only girl in state this year from the team. Enid was just 1:06 behind from first place. " She did very well at state, and she worked really hard this year, " said Kimball. In the boys team, all boys placed in regionals and league and the boys qualified for state, and the qualifiers were, Ben Lott, Mike Greer, Mike Smithwick, B.J. Monger, and J.R. Sutherlin. Senior Ben Lott aid, " I learned what type of leadership is expected out of an experienced senior. It helped me to become a more motivational person in everday life." The 1995 Cross Country team ends the season with a smile and with improved times. Coach Kimball put it best when he said, " Any one with talent, will expect good things to happen." Cross Country Schedule 1995 ept 2 Sat Pagosa ept 8 Fri Kirtland ept 16 Sat Shiproc ept 23 Sat Centauri ept 29 Fri Cortez ct 6 Fri Bloomfield ct 14 Sat Sergant ct 21 Sat Regionals ct 28 Sat Aurora--State B.J. Monger races for lunch before every one gets there, while Tyler Young and Ben Lott settle for the left overs. Chris Martins OFFICE OlJTFITTERS INC./ SHARP Everything for the Office Environment Fax No. 970-247-5670 20 12 Hutton Road 1129 Main Avenue Farmington, NM 87401 Durango, Co 81301 (505) 326-2328 (970) 247- 1828 Phillips ELECTRIC INCORPORATED Residential-Commercial-Industrial Phone:259-3395 Duran o Colorado John Phillips, President License No. 225 �Enid Lasater a little confused as this team opponent talks about the colorful flags. COLORADO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Dot Russell Director Enid Lasater makes sure that Ben Lott is dressed well for this occasion, while Coach Kimball confirms the special invitation. San Juan Basin UniServe Unit 1315 Main Street #112 Durango, CO 81301 ( 970) 247-8842 �End The Season In First DL apointment, Devi tation! It eemed a if all their hard work had gone to nothing as the top ten three A quad, were announced B H S wa not among them . How sad! A di sapointed as the cheerleaders were the coache were even more di apointed they new omething was wrong. They approched the judge about their core . It wa immediatley realized that the B H S cheerleader core had not been talleyed, new re ults that cau ed even more tears than before. The B H S cheerleader left with the title of state champions for the 199596 ea on. These eight enthuiastic girls are not only friends while cheering, but both in ide and outside of school. They go places together and are practically in eperable. The e eight girls, along with the help of their coach Pam Catron, and a istant coach Travi Prior took frist place in the state championship thi year. They competed again t 27 other quad E835 S LOGO MAIN AVE. 385-5 59 1 NORMA MEAOOR 557 Coior~>do Dr Bay(1£ld. CO 81122 �fop row: Dawn l·ahrion. Bobbie Sower, Jill Sirios: arab Crumbaugh, Maggie Clendenning. Bottom row: Megan Backer, Cierra Clapp, and Ashley Catron Bottom left: Megan, Jill, Sarah, Bobbie, Dawn, A hley , & ierra prove tJ1at tJ1ey are in eprable by pending an evening at tJ1e bowling alley. Bottom ri bt Sarah ell at tJle crowd •SAUCE "WHITE OR WHEAT DOUGH MADE FROM FRESH INGREDIENTS EACH PAY •SPECIALTY TOPPINGS fOR THE GOURMET PIZZA LOVER ~~:~~~~T (CALL AHEAP FOR PROMPT. COURTEOUS ~OPEN 7 DAYS A WEE I<. 10 AM - THEM 10 PM NEXT DOOR TO ELMORE'S STORE 385 1 I �At State Tournament. Triumph ended one wrestkr's season, disappointment ended another's. Cody Duran's dream came true as he was crowned state champion in the 125 pound weight class of the 1996 State Wrestling Tournament. He won 7-2 in double-overtime versus C.J Taylor of Hotchkiss for the title. "I can't de. crihe the feeling of finally reaching my goals", Duran said, "especially the revenge factor of heating Montoya in the semifinals and Taylor in the finals, hecause hoth heat me last year at state." In the match that followed Marshall Hahn lost a 10-8 overtime match to Brian Carlucci of Monte Vista to earn second place in the state tournament. He had defeated Carlucci three previous times in the season. Altogether the season was a success. The team was very young. The varsity consisted of two seniors, Cody Duran and Josh Homer, four juniors; Marshall Hahn, Olan Morrison, Cannon Ivers, and Miguel Gomez; two sophomores, Aden Morrison and Rohhie Lewis, and three fresh- NUFF SAID! men; Adam Mars, Clayton Shonk, and Ben Nelson. Of the eighteen out for wrestling, four qualified for the state tournament; Cody Duran, Marshall Hahn, Adam Mars, and Olan Morrison. Of those four Cody finished first, Marshall finished second, Adam placed third, and Olan did not place. The lone freshmen to qualify, Adam Mars said," I was happy with my finish and I am really looking forward to next year and hopefully competing for the title. The team's expectations for next year are very high with the talent the team returns. The experience everyone gained in 199596 will help the Wolverines contend for the title in 1996-97. Leading the squad next year will he five seniors. Marshall Hahn , a three time state placer, Olan Morrison and Dusty mars, hoth have qualified for state hefore, and Cannon Ivers and Miguel Gomez who will be looking to qualify for their first time. Adam Mars will also return next season, with a third place finish already under his helt as a freshmen. Ahove: A referee holds Cody Duran Gahe Montoya of St. Mary's in the s Cody was selected to wrestle in the a ---~-·---GINERAL NUTRITION CENTERS Here's To Your Health . America~ Durango Mall 48 Wrestling DurangQ CO 81301 Sal 10 6Sun 12-S 0 NE S T0 P Animas Glass 1403 East 2nd Ave. Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247·8010 303) 247·2552 FAX GLA SS S H 0 P• Paul Rozzell M anager �Ahovc: Marshall Hahn struggles to tum his opponent at the state tournament to his hack. Below: Cody Duran stands victorious on the podium as be is crowned state champion of the 1996 tournament. up in victory atter he defeated -finals of the state tournament. -state games in June. AMERICAN FAMILY 2815 MAIN DURANGO, CO 81301 303-247-2R.32 I:\Sl'R..\ :\CE AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE TOMMY L. TUCKER, LUTCF Wrestling 49 �Top row, right to left. Assist. Coach Rick Hahn, Clay Stevenson, Mike Valencia, Robbie Lewis, Aden Morrison, Ben Nelson Josh Homer, 0/an Morrison, Dan Percell, Josh Parker, William Jack, Head Coach Rick Edwards, Front row, Nick Duran, Clayton Shonk, Marshall Hahn, Cod) Duran, Miguel Gomez, Cannon Ivers, Dusty Mars, Adam Mars SCHEDULE Shiprock Tourn. Meeker Dual Cowboy Invit. Bloomfield Tourn. Aztec Duals Rocky Mtn. Invit. Aztec Dual Cortez Dual Sand Devillnvit. "Winning the title, was a dream come true," said Cody, who's career record is 82-22. "This year was a dissapointment, hut I had a fun four years of high school wrestling." Said Homer. Durango Dual Ign/Ship. Tri. I.M.L Tourn. Regional Tourn. State Tournament 12/2/95 12/8/95 12/9/95 12115/95 12116/95 115/96 116/96 1/11196 1116/96 1/19/96 1120/96 1123/96 1125/96 2/3/96 2/9/96 2110/95 2115-17/96 FINE PHOTCXJRAPHY EDWARD L. ABRAHAMSON JR. OWNER 444 E. 6TH. ST. DURANGO, CO. 81301 (303) 259-0744 �Above: Adam Mar tand victoriou at the state tournament after defeating hi opponent for third place. Left: Cody Duran puni he an opponent into !-.ubmi ion, like he did in alrno t every match. His record was 34-2. Above: Marshall Hahn work to pin an opponent at the Colorado High School state wre tling tournament, in which he placed , econd. Left: Olan Morri on maneuver for a takedown in a match at tate. If he doe not move next year to Craig, he will be one tough cu tomer. DEVELOPMENT P.O. BOX 1037 BAYFIELD. CO 81122 GENO MAPELLI (3031 884-4075 BEEPER (3031 385-3054 Wrestling 51 �alls Short At The District Tournamen When the buzzer sounded at the end of the fourth quarter, a season of hopes, dreams, and accomplishments ended. The var ity went hack to the locker room knowing that they had not reached the goal that the team set at the beginning of the. ea on. At the beginning of the season the Wolverines knew that they had the talent to go far. The hoys started the season with a punishing victory over the Monticello. But the following night Cortez heat the boys for first in the tournament. The next game was against Bloomfield, in which the Wolverines started off slow but finished strong. Next up was the Wolf Creek Classic. Bayfield dropped the first game to Monte Vista in overtime, hut showed up the next night and spanked Sargent. They then went on to beat Shiprock, NM, and the last game of the year was a loss to San Juan, UT. The new year brought on two quick wins over Farmington's J. V .. quad and an overtime victory in Monticello. Mancos was up next and the varsity whippped their old league rivals. Aztec was next on the list of and Bayfield chalked up another win. It was now time for the biggest league game of the year, Ignacio. Bayfield cJlllL' uut confident Jnd throttkd Ignaciu. The next Jay they lo.'.L a lc:.~gue game to Monte Vi.'.t:.l. The\ :.~r-.,it} then went on and heJt P:.~go'>a Springs in a close game in BayfiL·IJ. They also heat :'\Ie\\Comh. !':M. But the Woverine.'. lo'>t to Pago.'>;.t Springs for their second lo.'..'. in the IML. They also heatlgn:.~cio and Monte Vista to hecome IML CoChampion.'.. In the di.'.trict tournament they thumped Lake ount) hut then lo.'.t to Centauri. The J.V. and C -Team huth had excellent season.'. also. Far Right: Jason Abernathy cleans the boards against Ignacio. Right: Zac Martinez goes up and over his defender for a tough two points. Team Leaders Kevin Privr Points 275 Steals 58 Assists 82 J. Abernathy Rebounds 159 M. Smithwick Blocked Shots 12 Wink's TV 52 Basketball 3063 MAIN AVE. DURANGO, CO 81301 247-1594 SALES • SERVICE Comsloek MERCANTILE Co. 638 Main A venue Durango, 8130 I Linda Gilgio Manager (970) 259-5069 1-800-345-5069 �Scoreboard OPPONENT US/THEM Monticello, UT Cortez Bloomfield, NM Monte Vi ta Sargent Shiprock, NM San Juan, Blanding, UT Farmington J.V., NM Monticello,UT Mancos Aztec, NM Ignacio Monte Vi ta Pago a Springs Newcomb, NM Pago a Springs Ignacio Monte Vi ta Lake County Centauri Above: Ben Ford hits a jumper for the duece in tlze tragic loss to Pagosa Springs. "We only played for one quarter", said Coach Butch Prior. 61143 54/82 73/62 56/63 90/41 62/44 7 /95 76/59 74/70 61/53 58/54 62/41 63/69 4 /45 75171 47/56 73/6 80/67 91154 5 17 Above: The varsity team jubilates after a tough victory over arch-rival Ignacio. In which Bayfield won 73-68 GOLDEN NEEDLE Basketball 53 EMBROIDERY INC. DURANGOeCOLORADO CUSTOM COMPUTERIZED EMBROIDERY �VARSITY: Top Row, Left to Right: Head Coach Butch Prior, #20 Zac Martinez, #21 Ja on Abernathy, #32 Reggie Sanchez, #23 Mike Smithwick, As istant Coach Todd McCoy Bottom Row, Left to Right. Manager Brandon McGim ey, #51 John Lancett, #33 Kevin Prior, #11 Ben #22 Scott V Above: John Lancett shake-n-bakes his way into the lane, so he can lose his defender. p1tzer Pawn-Buy-Sell-Trade-Loan General Practice Emphasizing 1911 Main Ave. -Bankruptcy-Business LawSuite 103 Durango 54 Basketball -Personal lnjury-3 8 5 _58 9 8 -Wills- (970) 247-9712 225 East 8th Avenue Dumago, CO 81301 F. Cole Hyson Owner �rlUNIOR VARSTIY: Top Row, Left To Right, Asst Coach VanDenberg, #13 J.R. Sutherlin, ~00 Brand Deming, #11 Aaron Trabing, #14 Jenmiah John on, #?? Nick Kimball, Asst Coach odd McCoy. Bottom Row, Left To Right: Mngr. Brandon McGlffi ey, #3 Ryan Howard, #0 Beau Beck, #5 Peter Lott, #4 B.J. Monger, #15 Junmy Cundiff. A bove: Mike Smithwick shoots for a wide-open jumper in the opening round of the Cortez Tournamet. C-T EAM: Top Row, Left To Right, Mngr. Brandon Mcgim ey, #54 Micah Fo ter, #31 Ryan Samples, #34 Aaron Trabing, #22 Eric Chavez, #30 Kenny Monger, #32 Ryan Howard, Asst. Coach McCoy. Bottom Row, Left To Right: #42 Jerry teinbacher, #24 Ryan McLaughlin, #43Jesse Lasater, #40 Charlie Duran, #33John Hanna, #41 David Valencia, #23 Grady Dunavant, #20 Dou Fritz. HELMUR CORPORATION SITE CONSTRUCTION--CONTRACT PLUMB ING Box 1507 Ph: 970/247- 4036 Durango,CO 8 1302 Bruce Heller: General Manager hove: Jerimiah Johnson shoots from beyond the arch against Lake County in the District Tournament. Ken Willyard Agency 1315 Main Ave. Durango, CO 81301 ( 9 7 0 ) 2 5 9 - 2 5 5 0 Basketball 55 �Disappointing Season Ends Short Of Victory With more up and downs than a Kristy Miller said, "Even though roller coa ter ride the dream of a we didn't win a lot of game thi winning season fell hort. After cason, we played our hearts out." the du, t ettled, the Lady WolOne of the high point verine fini hed up with a record thi year came with an overtime of four wins and fifteen losse . win in Ignacio. Jinnie Langrell Even though all the hard work led the way along with key free and dedication didn't eem to pay throws in the closing minute to off in the post season, they still help seal the win for the Wolvermanagedafourwin ea on. Inju- ine . "It felt great. The reason rie plagued the girls quad mo t we won wa because we played of the cason. Whisty Taylor' as a team", aid Jinnie Langrell. ea on ended early with a knee The ea on ended in the injury. Kristy Miller was also opening round of the district hurt at the beginning of the ea- playoff . The early morning on and suffered a concu ion game started out with many tumagainst Manco later in the year. overs from both teams. But, The Falcons were the fir t of the two team to ettle down and control the games tempo. The Centauri Falcons, who were ranked fourth in the state coming into the game, beat the Lady Wolverine to bring their cason to a di appointing end. The early morning game tarted off wrong and got wor e. Centauri came out more relaxed than Bayfield, turning the ball over fewer times. The Centauri Falcon ·, who were ranked as high a fourth in the , tate coming into the game, beat the Lady Wolverine to bring their ·eason to a final closure. Above: Jessica Macklin goes in for the steal. Erin Dunavant and Amber Morlan struggle for the loose ball. Village Inn Pancake House of Durango Where quality and service go hand in hand COiviPLETE MENU- 2850 N. MAIN AVE. DURANGO, CO BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER 970- 259 - 1351 • - �Above: Kristi Miller spots up .for the open three pointer. Scoreboard Above: Erin Dunavant pivots into the lane for the turn around slwt over the defending opponent. OPPONENT USffHEM Durango Monticello Bloomfield Monte Vista Sargent Farmington N Dulce Aztec Bloomfield Mancos Ignacio Monte Vista Pagosa Springs Aztec Dolores Pagosa Spgs. Ignacio Monte Vi ta Centauri 28/56 35/36 30/62 44/50 43/44 43/25 cancel 48/40 32/45 33/37 42/57 27/50 42/56 53176 cancel 39/64 55/52 41/47 19/54 ,. :£· Four Corners. Welding & Gas Supply 1( ,,.'f ·~ I) 1· · ..r I I f .. 'l .• ~. J~··,11 (~ " 187 Bodo Dnve Durango, Co. 81301 (970) 247-1854 FAX* (970) 247-2108 "' • l co • . .. Al •NM �A bove: Top Row From Left to Right, Coach Mick McDermott, Whi ty Taylor, Je ica Macklin, Jinnie Langrell, Coach Childre , econd Row, Kelly teinbacher, Phoebe Percell, Amber Morlan, Wendy Phelp , Mn r. Sara McGuire Bottom Row Kandi Morri on Kri t Miller Erin Dunavant 30 Minute service 643 Main Ave. Durango, Co. 81301 PROFESSIONAL F ILM PROCESSI NG & IMA GING (970) 247-8626 FAMIL Y R UNION * PORTRAIT *PARTIES �"Our season wasn't what I had hoped it would be, but I was still proud of the way the girls played all year long." Coach Mick McDermott Above: Top Row. Right to Left: Asst. coach Stephanie Childress, Felicia Valencia. Sara Edwards, Ruth Jones, Shiann Homer, Laurie Berger, Hilarie Moore, Asst. coach Annie Zinc, Bollom Row, Erin Black, Ashley Burleigh, · r~ A ~ D B r M r. r M Above: Amber Morlan takes a slwt for two points, at home against the Monte Vista Pirates. Above: Jessica Macklin drives into the lane while shooting over the defending Monte Vista player. Senior Photography & More! 1323 E. 2nd Avenue Durango, CO 81301 (970) 247 - 5660 �er ofAthletes Declines, but success does not. Speed, desire, and dedication are all words to de cribe th 96' track ea on for the Wolverines. With a lot of kid going out for baseball or doing something else, the Wolverine track team did not let the lack of people lead them to lack o success. This year two school records were hattered. Valerie Hahn broke the shot put record at regionals while qualifying for state and Cory Baxter broke his own triple jump record for the econd time thi year while placing econd at the tate meet. sea on came at state. Cory Baxter Enid Lasater won the mile at ev- was the onl y une whu placeu ery meet except at the state level which di~appointed C oac h in which she placed seventh at. Vernon Kimball who aw his reTrying to pass two girls on the lay team run their best times the inside he got cut off and went week before at regional . Senior home without a medal for the Cory Baxter said thi about his second straight year. Regional final track eason at BHS, "It was champions included Enid Lasater a good year because I placed at in the mile, Tyler Young in the state for the first time, this year." 300m hurdles, and the 4X200m With only three senior graduatrelay of Andy Goldman, Ben ing, Coach Kimball is looking Ford, Cory Baxter, and Brand forward to next eason with hi Deming. The down part of the young team. OP John Hanna tries to stand up agains the wind. RIGHT: Andy Goldman flyies to a great fmish in the 400m dash. Farmers Supply Mill MIKE DAVIS ENERAL MANAGER GALLERY,Mru........~ MOTEL,GIFf SHOP 696 Sawmill Road HISTORIC RESTAURAUNT 247-1780 PO BOX 339 CAMERON, AZ 60 Track CAMERON . TRADING POST 1-800-338-7385 �Cory Baxter sprints toward the fini b line at the league track meet. SCHEDULE Alamosa Indoors March 16 Bloomfield March 30 Pine River Invitational April 5 Mancos April 18 Bloomfield Invitational April 20 Aztec Invitational April 27 Intermountain League May 4 Regionals (Alamosa) May 11 State (Thornton) May 17,18 COACH KIMBALL "A successful season. boys did extremely well considering how young the team was." UN ENID, RUN! Enid Lasater run e last leg of the 4X800 meter relay in entauri at the lea ue track meet. JIM ROCKLEMANN DURANGO 802 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 MUSIC 247 3131 �op ow: e o g : ss . e ca 1 er, tc n ew , en y e p , ay on o , es e ter, Kennie Monger, Brand Deming, Trainer Dan Me lure, Ryan ample , Nick Kimball, Ben Ford, 1 Monger, JR Sutherland, Tyler Young, Coach Vernon Kimball; Second Row: Maria Vance, John Larson, dy Goldman, William Jack, Cory Baxter, Clay Stevenson, John Hanna, David Valencia, Hiedi Cusick, ecky Vandenburg, Ruth Jones, Mngrs Jessica Prichard, Angi Young; Third Row: Je sica Macklin, Kandi orison, Jill Siriou , Enid Laseter, Tegan Corlies, Hillary Moore, Jonna Bigger , Sierra Allen. .... -- - - ..... - .............. . ..... BIGiJTIRES. WIN WILHELMSEN MAIN AVE. 2497 ©> _...;E;.. ve;.;,A,;,;, css.oc ;..;..ia...; te.;. s o,;,;,f.;. So;.;,u.;.. th,_ w.;;,;; es_t C;.;.o.;.l o.;. rad..;o;..a..; nd~e~ w-M_ex_Jc~o,~P:-_/',_ DURANGO, CO 81301 1...:::::::;...-============= (303)247-2146 62 Track TIRES, WHEELS, SHOCKS, BRAKES, ALIGNMENT, Fred 0 Whrtehurst. 0 0 Don M Phillips, M D Mark T Ch1u, M D Robert W Neuman M 0 Dav1d W Bishop. M D Mark P Lesher. M D 1800 E Th1rd Avenue. Durango. 970·259-3259 or 1·800·348 5655 2423 Mancos Ad • Cortez. 970-565·4994 622 W Maple. Su1ta E. Farmington. 505·325·4003 or 1-800·524·9t 25 �LEFT: Kandi Morri on carrie the baton for the 4X400 Learn at the league meet 111 <'enw.un BOTTOM: Jill Siriou j ump for uccess in the long jump al oat Centaun. 'The girl TOP: BJ Monger pas es a rival in Bl mfield.LEFT: David Valencia D-U[[]][EfRJfNJ 5i 828 Main Avenue • PO. Box 598 • Durango, CO 81301 boots (970) 247-0446 shoes sportswear - western wear - casua/wear - workwear - etc. �The pat of the glove, the ball team raised enough money swing of the bat, BHS Baseball is to pay off the new double wheel back for the third year in-a-row. pitching machine. The season started with With a new coach and a new pitching machine the Wolverines the first game jitters. The Varsity were expected to do well. As the and JV both lost to the Durango coreboard show they didn't do Demons. The core of the Varsity was 1-6. In Bloomfield the to bad. The baseball team bought jitters seemed to be gone when a new pitching machine, which the Wolverines won 6-2. had two wheels (for curves and Dolores was our first various other pitches). Then, we home game ever in Wolverine played a hundred inning game, hi tory. But Dolores got a got a the highlight of the pre-season, good start and beat us 4-14. to pay off the pitching machine. Mike Smithwick lead the Each player was handed a heet team in homeruns with 6 of paper with ten blanks. They homeruns. Erin Ourganian and each got at least ten sponsors to Ryan Howard lead the team in spon or them at least five cent batting average with .405 averan inning. It worked, the base- ages. SCOREBOARD Durango JV loomfield JV uena Vista 1-6 L 6-2 w 4-14 L 5-6 L 6-1 w 14-0W 12-4 W Ignacio 8-2W Pagosa Monte Vista 9-10 L Centauri 11Monte Vista 15-4 W Centauri 171-9 L Salida 5-4 w Salida 15-5 w Ignacio ~0 Complete Glass and Screen Service Auto - Residential - Commercial Custom Mirrors & Showere Doors 303-246-5112 JANET & MICHAEL KUSS 408 8th Ave. D~o . Co. 81301 COYOTE VIDEO 325 SOUTH CAMINO DEL RIO 247-4555 MOVIE -VIDEO GAME ~ AND VCR RENTAL �SMASH. Marshall Hahn takes a hit and still gets the out THUD. Cannon Ivers "soft tosses" to rody Duran. Soft toss improved the offensive part of the Wolverines game. CRASH. Reggie Sanchez hits a homerun in the 100 inning game. 1247- 12401 �Left to Right: Top: Coach John Keirn , Jerimiah John on, Erin Ourganian, Reggie Sanche/, Zac Martine/, Mike mithwick, Ryan u ick, Steve William and A t. Coach Rex 1Ioward Middle: Mngr. Sarah Crumbaugh, Ryan Howard, Ben Lou, Pete Lott, Cannan Iver , Jo h fit~. Mar hal Hahn, Eric Lobato, Kevin Prior, Cody Duran, Jon Baier, and Mngr. Ginnie Manzer Bottom: Ryan McLaughlin, Casey Potter, Erik Lyle, Darvl Kohlerschmidt, Ben Nel. on, Rico Prianto, Je sica Walter, Shane Horton, and D<.~vid Greer FLASH: While warming the bench Peter Lott and Erik Lyall try to teach Kevin Prior that they're from We tside. •AUTO • LIFE •HOME • HEALTH CLARK INSURANCE 1111 CAMINO DEL RIO 259-1740 �RYAN CUSICK BEN LOTI ERIN OURGANIAN JOSH FITTS SAY WHAT? Jon Baier doe n't catch the first ign o he recalls the ign again, as Ryan Howard waits impatiently to bat. ZAC MARITNEZ DAIRY QUEEN 2817MAIN AV. DGO. 247-1881 HOT EATS COOL TREATS �Upperclassmen Lead By Example BOVE ALL THE REST What Do You Think The Advantages Are Of Being An Upperclassmen ? "Don't have to take as many class, and you getaway with more. " -Jaimie Neptune "You get more respect as an upperclassmen, and bigger lockers." -Jill Casavecchia "You don't get picked on, and you get to be the picker oner." -Bart Miller "It's not as big of a difference that I thought it would be, but in ways it's better." L.......r-----' -Mandy Martin ut Cory and Zac take a moment to pose for the camera. A group of seniors hang out by thier lockers during break. 278 Sawyer Dr., #4 Durango, Co. 81301 Durango, Co. 81301 Phone: 970-385-1731 * Fax: 970-3RS-1732 �Cannon Ivers ~:ets caught sippin~: his Coca/Cola. Rico and Kandi .'lhow their hippy spirit. Jennifer and Michel dread returning to class. -. Cody, Eric, Enid, Can11on, Rico, and Ben pose for a group shot on the sandy beaches of Mexico. Caleb and Tara express their love for each other. I Rubber Stamps *Accessories Dawn Sharr Demonstrator ~~~ U./!.Y ~· ~ (970) 884-0833 Bayfield ~ .\tiED/CAL, SECURITY, INDUSTRnrL, HOTEL, RESTAURANT, EMBROIDERY ~ UNJF®RM SH®P 1315 Main Ave., #105 Nortlzpoint Mall lower level Durango, Co. 81301 L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S r u d e n r Lt(e 9 �In Numbers As BHS Welcomes Freshman Saftey in numbers? Is the old adage true? For the fre hman clas of nineteen hundred and nintey-nine, They hope so. This is one of the large t classes to ever enter BHS with ninteydistinct personalities. Although the fre hman were very excited to get out of middle school and on to high school , the horror stories they had heard about the maltreatmentof freshman dampered their excitment. Jessica Holmes said, " I did not want to come to school becauseofwhat I heard about initiation. They decided to take things into their own hands and stick in groups. 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Hwy 544 ( 505)632-1222 �- GhGGl Spirit Sp€aks Gut SPRING FEVER WEEK HOT AT B.H.S Bad hair, Bad hats, Teacher clones, and Class competitions. Tho. e are the thing\ that made up the Spring Fling week here at B.H.S. Spirit was high for the theme day" and student competed at their best for class competitions. "It was a great way to get very one together and have fun at the same time." stated Kacy Conner and Brand Deming aid "It was fun to get out of class . " With summer at every ones minds, Spring Fe er week put on by student council made the long days seem just a little shorter. lockwise: John Lancett, eather Haga, and Johnna iggers show just how "big' their ouths really are. Tony cCarger gets swooned by the iris choir. Jason Abernathy ad trouble getting is face clean, nd Tegan Corlies smiles with er Jamaican style braids. 455 f'.olorado Bh•d. Ba)'ileld., ('.() 8ll.22 Phone 970-884-4--190 t ' AX 970-884-4<161 a KLXIT fK'r vice �. Clockwise:Michael Valencia, BenNelson, And Libby Smith were the winnersof"Bad Hat Da_v ". Teacher are clones are so close they're scarry. "BadHairDay"winnersposetpproveit. Cheeleaderssport homemadehats. Center: Cannon Ivers takes up ballet in his tutu. Fantasy Floral --- 381-4 E. Colorado Drive * Post Office Box 468 Bayfield, Co. 81122 . (970) 884-2160 �Shauna Clark �Kandi Morrison �--=---""eniors Are Ready for the Real World. A warm hand forceful! pull on the handle, creating an pening for the massed hordes of s.tudents to once again shadow my path and fill the halls of Bayfield High ch l. A the new seniors file by, my heart is filled with sorrow because I know they will be leaving oon. This class has grown so much spiritually, physically, and emotionally fit. They have so much to accomplish this year. The seniors must decide whether to work, or continue with their education and they must prepare for life on their own. I overheard a couple of them talking a while back and something really caught my attention. It was Mandi Hamilton who said, "Life in the real world is a scary thought, but I am ready to go out and make a life of my own. " Now I am just a lowly door but this really put my anxieties at ease knowing that I will be the last thing they swing as they leave their li.igh school years behind. ext year I will still be here, swinging for a whole new bunch of seniors, but there will never be another bunch like the class of 1996. Jennifer Thompson, Erin Dunavant, Jinnie Langre/1, Johnna Biggers, Kandi Morrison, and Niura Rob erto show thier true feelings for homecoming weekend. 301 N. Commerce Bayfield, CO 81122 (970) 884 - 9583 Your Locally Owned Community Bank Member FDIC �Michelle Christiano yawns as she is awakened by the sound of the bell. She thinks that they should give us nap time during school. Keep dreaming, Michelle! •How many times do we have to tell you not to play with your food?" Heather Hieb laughs after cake is shoved in her face after her mock wedding. Curtis Valencia sho ws his enthusiasm as he realizes that there is only twenty-five days of high school left. He is laughing at the prospect of life after Bayfield High School. Keith and Carol Abbey Owners oZJbbe!l ~ow, Inc. 800 S. Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 In The Durango Mall (970) 259 - 0644 We wish the students of Bayfield High School the best of times this year. Seniors 99 �"Live your Dream ."Cory ay he i led by the belief that this is po iblc. Iti through hard work and dedication that dream become reality. Cory puts all out effort into everything he doc . This wa exemplified by the never ending highlight film of his incredible hits in football. Each hit was a work of art. Cory was an outtanding athlete. He lettered in four ports; Cro Country - 1 year, Track- 4 year , Football3 year and Basketball- 1 year. He was Track MVP in 1995 and qualified for tate 3 years. He has maintained a 3.6 GPA while participating in 11 sports seaon . Cory wa al o very involved in the Mt. Allison Grange and community ervice. He was Homecoming King and has always had there pect and admiration of hi teacher and fellow tudents. Cory will attend San Juan Community College in the Fall of' 96 to tudy Diesel Mechanics. 100 Seniors �"Choo e you this day whom ye will serve; but a for me and my house, we will erve the Lord" Joshua 24:15. When a k for what has influenced or directed her life Rachel answer with thi , her favorite scripture. Indeed Rachel' life has been one of devotion and service. She i very active in the Church of Je u Chri t of Latter Day Saints and graduate from ·eminary in May 1996. She loves animals especially cats and enjoy timl! with hl!l family. Rachd has maintained a 3. grade point average throughout high chool while being very involved. She ha participated in Track, Cros Country and wa Wre tling manager for 4 year . Rachel wa a member of STAND, TECW A, FBLA, StudentCouncil,4-H and many other activities. She wa al o very involved in drama and helped produce the yearbook serving as Editor her enior year. Rachel attended HOBY, Girl's State and REA Leader hip. Rachel will attend Fort Lewi College ..... on academic and leader hip cholar hip and major in Hi tory and Bu ine .. Seniors 101 �Jason Abernathy Josh Baier Andy Baumgardner Cory Baxter Johnna Biggers Jeff Brandon Denyel Brown Shauna Clark Brandy Brown 102 Senior �Christen Evers Michelle Cristiano Ryan Cusick Cody Duran Rachel Edwards Joshua Fitts Dylan Frankenhiemer Senior 103 �ALL Dicken tated: " It was the best of times, it was the wor t of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it wa the epoch of inert:dulity, it was the season ofLight, itwastheseason of Darkne s, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us.... " For many , that describes their senior year. We discovered new friendships in people whom we never s u s pected. We fought over anything from boyfriends and clothes to who was the one that told the secret. But through it all, we have all stayed great friends. We shared memories about our first kiss and first dates. We laughed about the silly mistakes we made and the goofy clothes we used to wear. No matter what happens to us, where we go, how we change our lives, we will remember each other forever. Mtcltelle and Slwuna stand aside while Jerica tries to cool .lenlllfer's shock of the wedding. Bart ts a ltttle hashful as he prepares to tie the knot with .ft1U1/f!. Cor.·. Zoe, and Bart show the camera their manly looks. Premiere Home Theatre BOX 438 381-3 PINE RIVER PLAZA BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 PHONE 970 884-4285 104 STUDENT LIFE TERRI WILL �I 1111 nprt! \.\l'.\ 1/ie ,., rt!ss of the lwlldavs as Sha una fJllllenll\ \1111/es Z(/(. /(11/l, and Inn are perp/eud bv modern technolo~' Au Hoi. Lnn. MiciJt!lle, Heather, Shauna. and Aaron po\l'lfl 11ie1r mmrd wmnmg speech atllre . .lenca tlunk.s to herself in Lzfe Managment, H'ondering, "Why am I here?" Josh and Homer attempt to tackle another speech. MOBILE & MODULAf.1 HOMES 105 �Danny Fritz Mike Greer Dan Hall Mandi Hamilton Aaron Heirtzler 106 Seniors Heather Hieb Josh Homer �Caleb Huthmacher Daryl Kohlerschmidt Jinnie Langre/1 Eric Lobato Bon Loft Ron Ludwig Amanda Lujan Zac Martinez Jennifer McClure Seniors 107 �Jinnie, even when you were a little girl, you did everything to the best of your ability and we were so proud of you. Now, we are very proud of the young women you have become and of all your accomplishments this year. We know it was not easy changing high schools in mid stream. You've done very well. Congratulations, Love Mom and Dad Jamie, We're very proud of the young lady you have become. Now that you lNill be going ahead with you own future we wish you every success. Remember home will - a/INays be here for you. Love you lots! Mom and Jennifer Erin, raising a child, one of life's challenging and learning experiences. We couldn't have asked for a better one. Thanks! Our love and blessings are lNith you for all good things on your life's journey. With love, Mom & Dad You wait for the perfect moment when a.tl is safe, and assured, it may never arrive. Mountains lNill not be climbed, races won, or lasting happiness achieved. by Maurice Chevalier Kandi- You have achieved so much in these few years- Keep your head high and never lower your own standards. We are very proud of you. Love Dad and Mom Heather, there has been some blood and tears along the way, but you always come through with a smile. Continue setting your goals and striving to reach them. We love you and wish you alllifes best. Bill, Mom and your siblings. Andrew, Little then did you know that hopping rocks would become such a life long endeavor- You mastered them then and you can nowWe love you Andrew The Bear �Daryl, You always knew what you could do so you gave it your best and we are impressed. Congratulations Daryl. Love Always, Mom and Dad Mic!Jael, Matt, ConfTatulations/ We We knowyou can do Nesoproudof~ep~son anytlitng you wis!J to do you ve become. May God til t!Jis It/e. be wit!J you til allyou endeavor. We loveyou, Ourlove, MomandDad Ryan, Dad, Mom, !<rtstJiJ, Laura Ben, You Ne t!Je ice Were tnccredbly cream on our apple pie/ fYoud ofyov. and were We love you and we are thankful for t!Je joy and tyoud ofyour accompltSIJ- laug!Jt~ you ve given liS. ments and w!Jo you are. Take CNe out ~~e in t!Je Rememb~ "L!le is a foot- big world andremember ball game '/ you re nev~ too old fer CTR/t Bump and Putt/! �Magdalena Mierzwa Bart Miller Jaimie Neptune Erin Organian Darren Pitchie Marylou Popely 110 Seniors Kandi Morrison Reco Prianto �January Riggin Niuara Roberto Cindy Snively Jennifer Thompson Matt Tidrick Curtis Valencia Dominic Wesley Seniors ill �Cmdy, Always remember the good and bad t1mes together w1th you and Marty Now IS the time to make the best ch01ces you can, ask God to help you w1th the rest. Happy fishtng always. Love, Mom and Dad ..................................•••. ,........ . Michelle, you were the joy of our lives when you were little. Now that you have grown you're the Darren, Yoa/Jave come a long way since /17/s pride of our lives. We are happy day til T-Ba/1 We are p--oudofyou. very proud of you. want to confTatulate you on your Graduation Love Mom and Dad Also, wts/J you tile best of/Japptness and success til tile future. MomandDad To 0(Jr Beloved Son Dylan As yo(J embark on this !Teat voyage ofyo(Jr life, remember that we will always be !Jere to S(Jpport yo(J in whatever yo(J may choose to do (emotional S(Jppcr" Dylan, emotional!) andkeep 1n m1nd the cardinal r(Jie of manhood, . .. Never Call Collect!!! We Love Yov, Mom and B(Jd We ��'···.· e ,hnNewPaulYorkII VISits New Paryland and and addresses the J rench transportation workers strike agamst the1r vernment throughout the month of December, shuttmg down the a1rlines and the metro system, after France 1ncreases the retirement age from 50 to 55 and lengthens the work week from 37 to 39 hours in efforts to cut spendmg. F Umted Nallons He speaks out on social, economic, poht1cal and moral themes. W rap art1st Christo creates ''Wrapped Reichstag" for the c1ty of Berlin by covering the former home of the German parliament w1th one million square feet of silver fabric in June. In late May. a doctor performs emergency surgery aboard Brit1sh Anways n1ght 32 using a coat hanger. a kmfe and fork, and a smsors sterilized m brandy to save a woman whose life is threatened eads of many of the 186 H member nat1ons gather in New York to celebrate the 50th hltian protests escalate T mto riots after France dl'tonates a nuclear test device anmversary of the Umted Nations in October. In a powerful address to the U.N.'s Fourth World Conference on Women 10 BeiJing, Ch1na. attended by 30 000 women from 180 countries U.S. F1rst Lady H1Jiary Rodham Clinton declares, •Women's nghts are human nghts " to a desk·thumpmg applaudmg aud1ence. 750 miles from the South Pac1fic island. France's September resumption of tests after a three-year moratorium bnngs global condemnation. Shock waves hit the M1ddle East when Israeli Prime Mm1ster Yitzhak Rabin IS shot and killed wh1le leavmg a peace rally In Tel Av1v November 4 His murderer. Jew1sh extrem1st Yigal Am1r, fanatically opposes peace negot1at1ons w1th the Palestme L1berat1on Orgamzat10n. Marx1st Cuban Pres1dent F1del Castro abandons h1s Havana c1gar and military fat1gues for a suit and tie on a d1plomat1c VISit to New York 10 October, where he tnes to convmce the U.S. to lift 1ts 33-year·old trade embargo on stlll·commun1st Cuba. Madman Shako Asahara. leader of the Japanese apocalyptic rellg1ous cult. Aum Sh1nnkyo 1s arrested on May 16 and charged w1th the Tokyo subway nerve-gas attack that left 12 people dead and 1n1ured 5.500 more 10 March. Fifty years after the end of World War II, Japan remembers those killed by the atom1c bomb dropped on Hiroshima. A solitary building left standing after the blast now a memorial called the Atom1c Bomb Dome, symbolizes the horrors of war and the price of peace. �he f1rst U S president to v1s1t Northern Ireland Pres1dent Clinton rece1ves a warm Chnstmas T welcome for h1s show of support for peace between n earthquake kills 51 people Irish Protestants and Catholics. Aon the resort-studded Pac1flc coast of Mexico. The quake urncane Manlyn mflicts millions of dollars of damage m the V1rgm Islands m September. W1nds H up to 127 m1les per hour severely damage half the measures 7.5 on the Richter scale and 1s felt 330 miles away 1n Mex1co C1ty. homes on St Thomas In November, the Republic of Ireland narrowly passes a referendum calling for an end to the country's 1937 constitutional ban on divorce. While competing in an international balloon race in September, two hot air balloonists, one English and 30 one American, are shot down :o when their balloon floats off .c. course over Belarus. The Bela russian army sees the balloon as a security threat and fires without warning. The balloonists fall to their death. More than four years after Desert Storm, Iraq's President Saddam Hussein remains in power, though two of his sons-in-law defect to Jordan on August 8 and call for Hussein's overthrow. ope looms for peace m Bosma when Bosma·s President fzetb govic (left) shakes hands with Serbia's President M1losev1c R on !tie ?pening day of the November cease-f1re talks m Dayton. Oh1o. APW<IeWOI1d Quebec, Canada's largely Frenchspeakmg provmce, defeats an October referendum on Quebec Independence by a margm of less than one percent. In July, without public explanations, Burma's military rulers free the country's most famous political pnsoner, Daw Aung San Suu Ky1, leader of the pro-democracy movement and Nobel peace laureate, after six years of house arrest Croat1a s Pres1dent Tudrman looks on. The ensuing Pans peace agreement of December sends 60,000 NATO peacekeeping troops to the war-torn country. Russian figure skater Sergei Grinkov, 28, collapses and d1es from a heart attack dunng pract1ce w1th h1s wife-partner Ekaterina Gordeeva on November 20. The pa1r won two Olympic gold medals and four world pairs t1tles. Great Brita1n's Princess D1ana shocks Buckmgham Palace w1th a tell-all BBC mterv1ew. Defymg royal protocol. she discusses her marnage to unfaithful husband, Prince Charles. her struggle with depression and bulimia, and an extramarital affa1r The ma1onty of English people express their support and sympathy Secunt1es trader N1cholas Leeson 1s arrested 1n Germany m March 1995 for fraud, forgery, and breach-of-trust. Leeson racked up a S1 .32 b1ll1on loss that caused the collapse of Barings PLC, the 233-year-old Bn!lsh bank. �hree days of drenchmg rams m the Pactftc T Northwest swell rivers to overflowtng. causmg severe floodmg in Washington tn December San Franctsco sewer line burs under pressure from liattenng ratnstorms, creating a monster smkhole that swallows a S2-mtlllon house tn the Sea Cliff dtstnct. One-hundred-mtle-per-hour winds knock out power to tens of thousands of homes and nearly blow a truck off the Bay Bridge. A In the town of Carnatton. a pastor conveys a woman to dry land wtth a wheelbarrow lhe federal goverrment repeals the nat1onal 55 mite per hour h1ghway speed ltmtt. enacted ,'1 1974 dunng the 011 embargo. l'le leg1s.at1on allows states to set thetr own hmtts. On Montana h1ghways, speed limits are elimmated completely fncan-Amencan men from A across the country converge on Washmgton. D.C., for the ir Force Captatn Scott A O'Grady (right) rescued from pursUing Bosman Serb IS Mtllion Man March on October 16. The march, led by Natton-oflslam mmtster LOUISFarrakhan, promotes Afncan-American umty, dignity, and family values. U.S. Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon restgns on September 7. the day after the Senate Ethtcs Committee voted unammously to expel him for sexual mtsconduct, embarrassingly detatled m hts dtanes, whtch were made public forces by U.S. Marines on June 8, s1x days after hts plane 1s shot down over Bosma. O'Grady survived on tnsects, plants. and rainwater. The natton comes to a standstill on October 3 as more than 150 million people watch live TV coverage of the outcome of the mne-month-long tnal of the century After less than four hours of deliberatton. the 1ury finds former football star O.J Simpson not guilty of the murders of his ex-wtfe Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman. llllnots suffers a record heat wave m July, wtth temperatures as htgh as 104•. The heat takes the lives of 457 people statewide. At Wrigley Stadium. Jaime Navarro helps fatthful Chicago Cubs fans stay cool After a year of fame as a conservattve revoluttonary, Speaker of the House Newt Gtngnch slumps m populanty tainted by the government shutdown. his stalled Contract With Amenca. and mvesllgations into his polittcal action commtttee and his financial affatrs Two-thousand volunteer firefighters battle a ragtng wildfire tn eastern Long Island, New York, for three days tn August. The fire, followmg a 21-day drought, consumes 5.500 acres of ptne barrens and damages a dozen homes. There are no mjuries or fatalities. �j"he 1mage of firefighter Chns F1elds holdmg I one-year-old Baylee Almon. who later d1es. comes to symbolize the horror of the Apnl 19 bombmg of the Oklahoma C1ty Federal Buildmg that killed 150 adults and 19 children A\ IT'ore Amencan\ m~est, Wall Street e'IJOYS a bt.l market In November. the Dow lone\ lndustroal Average hits 5000. aM. estore 1nd1catmq healthy corporate profit\ and low mterest rates n Apnl 30 the adopt1ve parents of four-year-old Baby Ru 'lard" comply w1th an lllmois court order to turn the ch1ld over to h1s b1olog1cal parents 0 Area Clo ed flash Despite Americans' doubts and fears, U.S. troops head for Bosnia in December. The 20,000 U.S. forces, serving under NATO command beside 40,000 European allies. face the task of keeping peace among the country's warring Serbs, Croats and Muslims. The State of South Carolina sentences Susan Smith to life in prison for the drowning murder of her two young sons m 1994. An anonymous donor sends St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital in Memphis $1 million in the form of a winning ticket from McDonald's November "Monopoly" sweepstakes game. In the wake of a growing number of random attacks from assailants with knives and guns, White House security is forced to close Pennsylvania Avenue to traffic. Charles" Potter "'SYVf!13 A record snowfall paralyzes the East Coast in January 1996, strandmg travelers and k1ll1ng 100 people. Seven states, from Virginia to Massachusetts, declare emergenc1es. Philadelphia gets 30.7 Inches of snow. Warren E. Burger, Ch1ef Just1ce of the U.S Supreme Court from 1969 to 1986. d1es m June at age 87. Though appointed by President R1chard Nixon he ordered N1xon to turn over tapes 1n the Watergate heanngs that effectively ended the pres1dent's career. The go ernment shuts down for SIX days m November alter the I Pres1 nt and Congress fall to agree on how to balance the federal budget. The shutdown affects non-essent1al federal serv1ces. mcludmg the National Park Serv1ce. A longer shutdown follows m December. Alter allegedly ignoring federal pollution regulations for years, General Motors agrees under threat of an $11-million fine to recall 500,000 Cadillacs at a cost of $45 million. The Washington Post publishes a mamfesto written by the unidentified k1ller known as "The Unabomber " at large smce 1978 and wanted for 16 mail bombs that have k1lled 3 and InJUred 23. FBI agents scrutm1ze the art1cle for clues to the bomber's 1dent1ty. Amencan women celebrate the 75th anmversary of the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution, wh1ch granted women the right to vote Women·s suffrage leader Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906) f1rst orgamzed the f1ght for suffrage In 1848 A Chicago commuter tram slams mto the back end of a loaded school bus. The acc1dent, allegedly caused by a poorly t1med stoplight placed too near the tracks. kills 7 students and InJures 28 on October 25. �w bl>o 0. ~ Htl Paroollrom Svoma s the result of an Improperly cleaned test tube at a fert1l1ty A clime. a woman m the Netherlands g1ves b1rth to twm boys. each from a d1fferent father. In March, the Federal Drug Admm1strauon approves a ch1cken pox vawne. Rarely fatal. chicken-pox affects 3 7 million Americans annually. rclla ologists d1scover a 3.000-year-old tomb m May A that 1s believed to hold the remains of 52 sons of Ramses II, Pharaoh of Egypt. esearchers announce that R they have isolated a gene m m1ce linked to obesity. Mice with a mutated OB gene are injected w1th the hormone leptm. resultmg m dramatic weight loss. The public is tantalized at the prospect of leptin as a slimming treatment for use in humans. stu pmg photograph from the Hubble Space Telescope captures a mo ent m the birth of a star m the Eagle Nebula, 7.000 light years from Earth. L1ght from the young star's nuclear furnace lifts towenng pillars of hydrogen gas and mterstellar dust. A The world's f1rst test-tube gonlla 1s bom at the Cmc1nnat1 Zoo m October as part of an effort to save the western lowland gorilla, an endangered spec1es that numbers fewer than 450 ammals. Foss1ls of a jawbone (leftl and leg bone (nght) found m Kenya m August reveal a prev1ously unknown spec1es of upnght homm1d that lived four million years ago push1ng the emergence of bipedalism back half a m1lhon years Wa mg upnght IS a key adaptation that separates humans from apes. Med1a attent1on focuses on melatonm, a naturally occurrmg hormone used to mduce sleep and slow the elfects of ag1ng Lauded as a wonder drug a kilogram of synthetic melatonin sells for as much as $10,000. In a procedure known as t1ssue engmeering sc1entists grow a human ear under the skm of a laboratory mouse. Researchers hope the procedure will play an Important role in the future of transplant surgery. As a protective measure agamst counterfe1tmg m the era of d1g1tal publishing, the Treasury Department redesigns U S currency b1lls, to be 1ssued over the next live years. startmg early 1996 w1th the new $100 b1ll. �n June volcanic eruptiOns g1ve b1rth to a baby rmer nvals m space become comrades m space after the hi toric dockmg of the U.S space shuttle At/anlls and Russia·s Mtr space stat1on on June 29. Astronaut Robert G1bson (m red) greets cosmonaut Vladimir Dezhurov. F ISland A new member of the Tonga Islands Iemerges near New Zealand, 900 feet h1gh and 140 feet w1de. flash After a decadesearch. scientists isolate what may be the most important cancerrelated gene. The defective gene known as ATM 1s associated with cancers of the breast, colon. lung. stomach, pancreas and skin, and may be carried by two million Americans. Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope observe new moons orbiting the planet Saturn, adding at least 2 moons and possibly 4 to Saturn's previously known total of 18. uyers rush to stores for the new computer operating system Windows 95, spurred by Microsoft Corp.'s $700-million publicity barrage and the promise of a friendlier interface. B The movie Apollo 13opens 1n I the summer after filming many of 1ts scenes inside NASA's "zero grav1ty" plane, wh1ch m1m1cs the weightlessness astronauts experience in space by diving into a 23-second freefall. A Tannenbaum Sygma In November, V1sa mtroduces a cash-storage card that eliminates a pocketful of loose change. A chip 1n the plastic card tracks the amount of available cash, wh1ch 1s accessed with a reader at the place of purchase The card can be taken to the bank and reloaded. Now v1rtual reality comes m a handy travel SIZe Wlth Nmtendo's latest, V1rtual Boy, a portable 3-D v1deo-game system with stereophOniC sound. New research shows that the meat-eatmg Tyrannosaurus rex d1d not loom upnght, but stalked along lower to the ground. The discovery 1s reflected m the reopened exh1blts of the famed dmosaur halls of New York's Amencan Museum of Natural H1story after three years of redesign. A team of French and British explorers believe they have found an ancient breed of horse previously unknown to scientists. In November, the four-foot high horse with a triangular head, which resembles the vanished horses of European Stone Age drawings, is named Riwoche for its home region in Tibet. October satellite photographs show the recent rapid deterioration of the earth s ozone layer above Antarctica. Pollutants produced mostly by the U.S. cause the hole in the atmosphere ·s protective layer to increase to the size of Europe. �1n he news ith $150.000 saved dunng her 75 hardworking years as a washerwoman, Oseola McCarty establishes a scholarshiP fund for AfricanAmerican students at the Umvers1ty of Southern MISSiSSIPPI For her selflessness. she is awarded the Presidential Cit1zens Medal. W ame a Lee of "Baywatch" fame and husband T mmy Lee. Motley Crue drummer. are the life P of the party th1s year. frequently caught by the lready well known for her appearances in Aerosm1th mus1c v1deos. 19-year-old Alicia Silverstone achieves stardom w1th the 1995 summer mov1e hit Clueless. A press engagmg in public displays of affect1on. railblazer Shannon Faulkner (hand to head) Withdraws from the Citadel after collapsmg T dunng "hell week." Faulkner smglehandedly attempted to bust the gender barrier at the all-male South Carolina military institution. BIIIJon!m Cllarleston Post Courier trom Sipa Pre Millions of Amencans tune m to Martha Stewart's TV show, subscnbe to her magazme. and read her books. The popular cook1ng and home-decoratmg entrepreneur builds an emp1re by packag1ng a distmctiVe American nostalgic style Bill Gates. founder and cha1rman of the computer g1ant Microsoft, becomes the wealthiest man m the world on the success of h1s company's software. His book The Road Ahead h1ts The New York T1mes best-seller list. Hot actor Antomo Banderas falls m love w1th another screen sexsymbol Melanie Gnff1th during the filming of Two Much. Banderas Will co-star w1th Madonna m the him vers1on of Ev1ta and will star m Steven Sptelberg-produced Zarro Seventies superstar John Travolta's mot1on-picture comeback m the 1994 hit Pulp FictiOn continues w1th starnng roles in Get Shorty and Broken Arrow Sandra Bullock follows up her star-making role in Speedw1th the gentle romance While You Were Sleeping. Bullock's fresh. wholesome image earns her an "Entertamer of the Year" nommat1on from Entertamment Weekly magazine. �menca 1s d1sappo1nted 1n 1ts h1gh hopes for Colin Powell's 1996 pres1dent1al candidacy. At the close of h1s whirlwind book tour for My Amencan Journey, the General and hiS w1fe Alma announce 1n November that he will not seek the Republican nommat1on. A tand-up com1c and s1tcom S star Ellen DeGeneres makes the best-seller list w1th her book My Pomt. And I Do Have One Calvin Klein's provocative CK Jeans campaign causes an uproar in August, bringing nasty headlines, threats of retailer boycotts and an FBI investigation. The scandal only seems to help sales. Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley announce their divorce almost a year after their surprise marriage. The tabloids have a field day speculating about the reasons for the marriage (was it a cold· hearted career move?) as well as the causes for the break-up (was he after Elvis' fortune?). Breaking the Surface, the autobiography of Greg Louganis, former U.S. Olympic gold-medal diver who revealed earlier that he has AI OS, debuts at No. 2 on the best-seller list. hi opher Reeve. 1n a e ha1r and hooked up to a porta!lie resp1rator, appears w1th h1s w1fe. Dana, at the American Paralysis Association's annual gala on November 9. less than f1ve months after a fall from a horse left him almost totally paralyzed. C 1O·year·old St Louis schoolboy, arry Champagne Ill, becomes a her by taking control of h1s school bus after the driver suffered a stroke. Champagne 1s later awarded a $10.000 scholarship by the bus company. A Actress Demi Moore becomes the highest paid woman in Hollywood. able to command 512.5 million per movie, even after this year's flop at the box office The Scarlet Letter, loosely based on Hawthorne's classic. Favorite of Amenca's heartland for h1s You M1ght Be A Redneck If. JOkes. Georgia-born stand-up comic and author Jeff Foxworthy gets h1s own ABC s1tcom m wh1ch he plays h1mself. Model Beckford Tyson smgled out by Ralph Lauren for his allAmerican looks, s1gns an exclusive contract with the fashion designer m 1995. Miss Oklahoma Shawntel Smith is crowned Miss America on September 16. During the broadcast of the 75th pageant v1ewers phone in the1r votes to retain the sw1msuit compet1t1on. Popcorn magnate Orville Redenbacher, who transformed popping corn into a gourmet item, dies on September 19 from heart failure. Two Chinese women set a new Guiness world record in November by living in a room for 12 days with 888 poisonous snakes. The previous world record. set in Singapore in 1987, was 10 days with 200 snakes. John F Kennedy, Jr., 1s cofounder and editor-m·chief of George, a glossy new magazme covering American poht1cs. Hounded all his life by the press. Kennedy JOinS the1r ranks, contributmg a feature mterv1ew to each 1ssue. �w he fifth actor to play 007 1n the endunng film senes begun in the 1960s, Pierce Brosnan abandons h1s Aston Martin for a BMW Z3 Roadster m Goldeneye, the latest and, some say, best James Bond movie. T hree 1995 movies bring Jane Austen class1cs T to the silver screen. Clueless. based on Austen's novel Emma. and Sense and Sens1b11tty and Persuasion 1sney P1ctures contmues 1ts line of am mated blockbusters w1th the Native Amencan legend Pocahontas. The p1cture prev1ews 1n New York's Central Park to an outdoor audience of 200,000. 0 at an Forever w1th Val K1 1er m the title role and Chris O'Donnell as Rob1n, becomes the th1rd Batman mov1e and the summer's topgrossing film B After an unprom1smg start, Conan 0 Bnen qu1et1y gams populanty as host of NBC's Late Night," a slot previously filled by Dav1d Letterman Letterman's current show on CBS slowly loses v1ewers. Wh1tney Houston stars m the December film release, WaJtmg to Exhale. adapted from Terry McMillan's best-selling novel about the lives of four middleclass Afncan-Amencan women. Houston smgs the title song for the mov1e soundtrack. which enjoys bnsk sales Denzel Washmgton, cnt1cally accla1med for h1s performances 1n films Cnmson Tide and DeVIl in a Blue Dress. receives highest praise from the C1ty of Los Angeles, wh1ch honors h1m w1th the Martm Luther King Jr., Award for h1s philanthropiC work on behalf of children. Although ABC cancels her TV senes "My So-Called L1fe," 17-year-old Cla1re Danes h1ts the big screen in How to Make an American Ou1lt, To Gillian on Her 37th B1rthday, and Romeo and Jultetw1th Leonardo D1Capno as her co-star. In the suspense-thnller Seven. heartthrob Brad P1tt attracts a w1de male audience w1th his performance as a detective on the tra1l of a senal k1ller whose murders are based on the seven deadly s1ns. �BC's hospital drama E R "continues to draw h1gh ratmgs throughout 1995 thanks to N 1ts dramatiC realism and the appeal of handsome George Clooney (middle nght), supermodel Cindy Crawford's latest date. 01s y E terta1 ment spe d > t> o tr pur Jse t e BC oy Story the world's first ent1rely computer-ammated T film . Released by D1sney during IS the Chnstmas season, it features the vo1ces of Tom Hanks. T1m Allen and Don Rickles. flash MTV introdulles "'Singled Out," an over-the-top li game show where contestants ask random, pointless questions of a crowd of suitors, sight unseen. until the zany answers have eliminated all but that one perfect love match. According to a Roper Youth Poll, the two hottest TV shows among teens this season are the daytime soap " Days of Our Lives" and the evening soap " Melrose Place. " Carrey earns S20 million for the starnng role m the comedy Ace Ventura.· When Nature Calls. a sequel to the extraordmarily popular Ace Ventura.· Pet Detective. J "The Jon Stewart Show," a late-night talk show aimed at Generation X, fails to catch on. During the final taping, host Stewart says, "To all those people who said my show wouldn't last, I have only one thing to say. Good call." he popular NBC TV series "Friends" returns T for a second highly rated season. Its runaway success insp1res less successful 1m1tations by other networks. Devoted fans w1ll not be denied another season of NBC's s1tcom ·semfeld" after all. Creator Jerry Semfeld dec1des to keep h1s "show about nothmg gomg lor an eighth season Ten years after creating the popular comic strip •·calvin and Hobbes," cartoomst Bill Watterson ret1res 1n December. Horror-fiction author Stephen King s1gns a deal w1th Signet books to release h1s upcommg story, The Green Mile. as a paperback series. Fox TV's 'The X Files" stars David Duchovny as an FBI agent who investigates supernatural phenomena. The show becomes a surprise hit, g1vmg m1ll1ons of v1ewers reason to look forward to staymg home on a Fnday n1ght. �lues Traveler emerge from B the underground scene to Widespread populanty w1th the1r album Four and the single "Run-Around • reland-based rap group B1ne Thugs-n-Harmony vault to the top of the charts w1th some old-fashioned harmonizing on the album E. 1999 Eternal. C heir down-to-earth style and T soulful pop songs make Hoot1e and the Blowf1sh popular oko Ono and Little Richard Y 1n a host of celebnt1es at '"" opening of the glitzy Rock- favontes. The1r debut album Cracked Rear View sells over 5 m1llion, and the group IS named Best New Art1st at the MTV Mus1c Awards m September Twenty-year-old Canadian newcomer Alan1s Morissette ra1ses some eyebrows w1th her up-front aggressiVe Iynes and attitudes. Nevertheless her album Jagged Little Pt/1 goes double platinum. and-Roll Hall of Fame and Museum m Cleveland on September 1 Sixt1es 1con Jerry Garc1a. gwtanst of The Grateful Dead dies of a heart attack on August 9 at age 53. Garc1a's mus1cal roots m blues, country and folk are apparent m h1ts like Truckin' " Leg1ons of Deadheads mourn h1s passmg Brandy whose self-titled platmum album and smgle "I WannaBe Down" hit h1gh on the R&B charts sweeps the first Soul Train Music Awards m August The 16-year-old s1nger w1ns Best New Art1st, among other awards. Beatlemama returns m 1995 w1th ABC's Six-hour documentary The Beatles Anthology, the v1deo releases of A Hard Day's Night and Help' and the album collect1on Anthology, featunng prev1ously unreleased matenal. The chart-topp1ng mov1e soundtrack Dangerous Mmds features Coollo's rap anthem "Gangsta's Parad1se," the number-one smgle of the year according to Btl/board magazme �he Ch cago-based rock band SMashmg Pumpk1rs release the1r ep1c double aIburT' Mellon Coll1e and the T lnflmte Sadness to cnt1cal and public acclaim ive ded1cate the1r s1ngle Lightmng Crashes" to L v1Ct1ms of the Oklahoma C1ty bombmg. The rock band's Throwmg Copper album y1elds three hit s1ngles. Billboard Mus1c Awards names them Rock Art 1st of the Year anah Careys Daydream sells over 5 M1ll1on cop1es tak g number-one spot on the Billboard albt.:'ll chart Carey performs w•th Boyz II Men on the h1t s1ngle One Sweet Day M R.E.M.'s summer tour is interrupted by medical emergencies for three of the band's four mem ers. The tour, their first in five years, is eventually completed with all members in good health. In October, David Bowie and Nine Inch Nails wrap up the U.S. portion of Bowie's world tour. At each show. Bowie and Trent Reznor's band play a set together. In December, Bowie tours Europe with Morrissey as his opening act. The Red Hot Chili Peppers tone down their trademark bawdiness in their newest album, One Hot Minute. anta's TLC 1s honored at the ill board Mus1c Awards for A pro 1dmg two of the year's b1ggest ormer N1rvana drummer Dave Grohl plays a new sound as gUJtanst and lead s1nger m the Foo F F1ghters. an alternative rock band that en,oys three smgles off the1r self-t1tled debut album m 1995 h1ts. "Creep" and "Waterfalls" both lead the Hot 100 smgles charts for weeks. hard-luck story turns mto • -'"'orninht SUCCeSS 1n the case Of Shania Twam, born m to an Irish mother and lnd1an father Twam's h1ts mclude ''Whose Bed Your Boots Been Under?," Any Man of Mme" and the t1tle une to her 3-mllhon-selhng llbum The Woman In Me. Success doesn·1 mellow the style of alternalive rock band Green Day, who release the1r anx1ously awa1ted fourth album lnsommac, the1r fastest and darkest album to date. Sears hit off the Batman Forever moVIe soundtrack K1ss From a Rose " IS all over the summer playl1sts. The single propels the art1st's sell-titled album to the double-platmum mark. W1th the record-settmg sales of h1s album fresh Horses. only three mus1cal acts m U.S history outsell country mus1c 1con Garth Brooks the Beatles the Eagles and 81lly Joel Selena the 23-year-old Te)ano mus1c queen IS gunned down tn Corpus Chnsti m March 1995 by Yolanda Saldivar former pres1dent ol her fan club The July release of a collecllon of Selena's hits Dreammg of You sees some of the fastest sales m mUSIC hiStOry �w he New Jersey Devtls wtn the Nallonal Hockey T League's Stanley Cup, beattng the heavtly favored DetrOit Red Wtngs in four stratght games. lhe most controverstal mo~es are off the field thts season as the Cleveland Browns NFL franchise announces its mo~e to Baltimore and the Houston Otlers announce thetr mo~e to Nashvtlle. nternallonal soccer star Iwoman Mtchelle Akers, world's top player. leads the U S. n May 1995, Peter Blake's Team New Zealand 1n "Black IMagtc 1" defeats Dennis women's soccer team to a 2-1 sudden-death vtctory over Norway 1n the U S Cup tttle game tn August. Conner's team in "Young Amenca" tn the first 5-0 sweep in the 144-year h1story of the America's Cup. Bowl XXX. the heavtly favored IStn Super lias Cowboys beat the Ptllsburgh elers 27-17 Dallas cornerback Larry Brown 1ces the game for the Cowboys w1th the second of h1s o tntercepllons and IS named MVP for his heroics JeH Gordon. 24, domtnates the Nattonal Association for Stock Car Auto Ractng's Wtnston Cup, wtnmng 7 of NASCAR's 31 races and earning $4.3 million in 1995. a record for the sport. The Umvers1ty of Nebraska demolishes the Un1vers1ty of Flonda, 62-24 in the 1996 Ftesta Bowl to win their second consecuttve national college football !tile and cap Cornhuskers coach Tom Osborne's 23rd season. The Houston Rockets led by center Hakeem Olajuwon, win their second consecutive National Basketball Associatton champtonshtp in June, sweeptng the senes wtlh the Orlando Magic in four games. Twenty-one-year-old tennis champ Mon1ca Seles, returntng to competitive play two years after betng stabbed at a tournament tn Germany, wins the 1995 Australian Open. Hall-of-Farner Mtckey Mantle, a SWIICh-httter and one of the great sluggers in baseball htslory, dtes of cancer on August 13. Mantle hit 536 home runs in hts 18-year career and compiled a lifetime batltng average of .298. �e National Basketball Assoctallon lines the Chtcago Bulls $25.000 when Michael Jordan wears hts prevtously retired number 23 Jersey for luck dunng champtonshtp playoffs agamst the Orlando Magtc 1n May 1995. flash "' Former L.A. lak point guard Earvin " Magic:" Johnson announces a return to basketball in January 1996. Johnson retired in 1991 when he discovered he was HIV positive. erman tenms star Steff1 Graf who won three of five Grand Slam !tiles tn 1995. ends the professtonal tenms season ranked number one in the world. G National Basketball AssoCiation referees stnke against the league for much of the autumn. Ftll-in offioals spark complaints of substandard refereeing. The Northwestern University Wildcats-long a gridiron laughingstock-pile up ten victories in 1995 and go to the Rose Bowl lor the first time since 1949. In his first light in lour years, former world heavyweight champ Mike Tyson disposes of challenger Peter McNeeley in 89 seconds. Tyson, who in March finished a three-year jail term lor a rape conviction, earns $25 million lor the August boxing match. Pete Sampras, winner of the 1995 men's singles championships at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, ends the professional tennis season with a number-one world ranking. Balttmo~e n September, Orioles shortstop Cal Rtpken. Jr , a record-setttng 2 131 consecuttve games. Iachteves Known for his temperamental personality, hts many tattoos and hts aggresstve playmg style. basketball center Dennis Rodman (91) debuts with the Chicago Bulls after his trade from the San Antonio Spurs. For a record fifth stratght It me. Mtguellndurain of Spain wms the 22-day, 2.270-mile Tour de France. the world's premter btcycle race. On the 15th day of the race. Italian road-race champ Fabto Casartelli is killed ma seven-man crash. Betsy King wms her 30th tournament on June 25 and gams entry to the Ladtes' Professional Golf Assoctalion's Hall of Fame. one of the most difficult attamments m sports. Master of the smkmg fastball and sttlllearning to speak English. LA Dodgers pitcher Htdeo Nomo, formerly w1th the Kmtetsu Buffaloes m Japan, IS named Roo e of the Year Nomo IS the second Japanese-born player to JOin the U S major leagues and the first All-Star. Quarterback Dan Marino of the Mtamt Dolphins sets four lifelime passtng records dunng the 1995 football season. 47,003 yards. 342 touchdowns. 3.686 completions and 6,467 attempts. �D iners are treated to variations on theme cafes. as Hard Rock Cafe ISJOined by Fash1on Cafe. Planet Hollywood HarleyDavidson Cafe. and London's Cyberia Cafe where patrons s1p coffee and surf the Internet. e Yot.~g peop econtinue to ro ow the w1de leg jeans trend rol'\akmg t ght he most recent fad m purses takes the form of small backpacks. T jeans ror aloose baggy fit esigner water spreads to the pet world Doling pet owners buy tuna-flavored bottled water for Fluffy and beef· flavored bottled water for Spot. D flrstin . the long, popular history of M&M's candies: a new blue M&M JOinS the colorful candy· coated m1x. A The tattoo c•aze leads to some regrets .,/ but recent laser developments keep people from be1ng marked for hfe Pulsed laser ,,grt ad1fl'erent mencans consume culture and history A as all ndance at Amenca's 8.000 museums climbs to 600 million people per year, more than movie. theater, and sports attendance combmed . G1rly thmgs enJOY a surge m populanty w1th young women, who wear baby barrettes. knee socks. tmy !·shirts. little JUmpers. and funky Mary1anes, and k1d around w1th "Hello K11ty" accessones. Takmg her place among controversial talk-show hosts as the "Oprah for the jun1or set." R1ck• Lake speaks to such concerns as Mom. when my boyfnend gets out of jail, I'm takmg h1m back." The angel message of fear not" strikes a deep chord w1th Americans' yearnmg for sp1ntual growth and comfort In a stressful t1me. People enjoy angel collectibles angel sites on the Internet, and angel books and magazmes. wavelength for each color mthe ogo-wear reaches a new level of sophiSIIcatlon Among the reigmng makers of athletiC wear. only Nike can spark recogmt1on without the use of 1ts name. L tattoo rel'loves p1gr:1ent w1trout leav1ng scars. · some pretty cool people dnnk milk" 1s the message earned by a high-profile ad campaign featunng a raft of popular celebnties sportmg a wh1te upper lip on behalf of the healthy beverage. The milk-moustache effect IS created with latex. a rubber-based paint. �Slzattnct Clark ,. .•.,.,.. ·.~.· ~- Congratulations! You have everything it takes to do anything you choose! ( Unless, of course you want to become a professional basketball player in which case you would need to learn to jump very high!) You are a wonderful, wonderful daughter. Follow your dreams! Love, Mom and Dad Seniors 113 �Erin, You've never met a challenge except head on. Today, tomorrow, foreever we're behind you. Our love always MomandDad Cory, Time has molded a young boy, into a man of Josnua Homer and Sn1ann and Johnna Biggers, Every now and then, take a look at something not made with hands: a mountain, a star, the curve of a stream. There will come to you wisdom and patience, and above all, the assurance that you are not alone in the world. You have been and are The Ught of my life, my reason for being- I am so grateful- Thank vou- !love you. Go with spirit- Fly Free. Mom and Dad many talents, whom we are very proud off Love Mom and Dad Jennifer, Our hearts were filled with pride when you graduated from kindergarten, and they are filled with pride as you graduate now. You have grown into a beautiful, mature, and a responsible young woman and you have filled our hearts INith immeasuable love every step of the way. Love Mom and Dad Bart, as a cfl;ld, you iroug/Jt Sllcfl joy to ovr flearts. Now as you !Jave fTOWn so strong and tall, we are so prOl/d of tile young man yov !Jave become Know t!Jat yOl/ can ac comp/is/7 any goal tflat you desire. Remember w!Jo yov are and t!Jat we love yov very mucfl. MomandDad t\ CCC I Cody, ~ ~v Goc D LuDK K "'¥ Out of all your dress * up pretend careers it seems ~ K t.L yC.L£ ~ £~ "JG Y~ + ~4 ~ (_£ --* * *LA l G H~ *-'" TCLL I t-\ [ TKUT\l *- SLt PPDP-1 THE- ARTS -¥ ~ CALL Y6 L~ R 10-lL.I I-I £R..t . "* * this is the one that you have chosen. I am so very proud of you. !Love You, Mom �Rachel Edwards Rachel, You have grown from such a wonderful child into a beautiful young woman. You have always been blessed with a special light. You can do anything. We love _vou and are very proud ofyou. Remember who you are and that you are of infinite worth. Love, Mom, Dad, Sarah,Anna, Daniel, Megan and Marah Justin, You always looked good in uniform- then and now. Live your dreams! Love, Mom Holly, We are so proud of you! We love you, MomandDad Sarah, Jesse, Hey! Cha-Cha! We love you. The Cummins Clan You have always been o much fun. We are proud of the tandards you have kept. Your mile will always light our hearts. Love, Mom and Dad �Tt:gan, Wt:- art.! proud of your accomplishment11, and the way you keep . triving to reach your goals -whether in track, education, 4-H or college and the future, we know you will get it done no matter how tough the going gets. Always shcr-t in statllre, but always tallin sptiit and strength Love, yollrfamtly Mary Beth, Watch;ng yovr l!le unfold through the years has been a blast You are do/rJg a great job/ Keep it up/ You are veery special to both ofus. We love you vtry much/ Love, Mom&Dad ��S EAKING OF FANTASIES ... I "I''' t:ht domtll< } .14 ( ·\ the• cltmce floor get~ 1,1111 ' " " " ' nght 1 t11/ dmu·m thc• mght a~m. [uuu/1 ta/.;c Ill' Ill/It to rtSI. Prom's "Moonlit Fantasy" Was ABig Hit A finely dressed couples entered the Iron Horse Inn, after an expensive dinner, the J 996 junior /senior prom began. Clad with gorgeous dresses , tuxedos, corsages, and bouteniers, couples danced the night away. Friends enjoyed group picture and everybody enjoyed a special night out with all their clas mates dressed at their best. With a unique theme this year of blue and gold suns and moons everbody's "Moonlit Fantasy" came true. Pr01n Queen: Jerica Cook Prom King: Cory Baxter New/Near New Bridal & Formal Wear & Accessories Excellent Condition Consignments Welcome! TUXEDO RENTAL WEDDING INVITATIONS Upstairs, 15 W. Mill St., Bayfield Hours by Appt. 970-884-2282 �l.c:fr f(,p rile H mor ~un pose ln~l'lher for rlwt om Ia \'I prom pictttrt . Cc ntc r : JUmor ~~~~~ c tl)ll\ thnrjirH prom Refm, /'om 1/arnsonwu/ Sarah JosnHck share a ffJl't 1t1/momc·nr Rot/om Left prom goers take a rnt fromrhe actton. y.}u/e helow, senotrs Caleb 1/uthnmat"her, a!UI Jmmu· Neptune get down 5800 North Main Durango, Colorado 81301 ........... I Every room a Bi - Level Suite Great Views! Great Value! Great Surroundings! NEXT TO NARROW GAUGE TRACK Bi-Level Rooms & Suites Meeting and Banquet Rooms Convention facilities for 600 Commercial & Senior Rates Fireplace in Every Room Indoor Pool, Saunas, Jacuzzi Iron Horse Cafe Prom 11 9 �Look At Us, Twelve years ago, a elect when Tom Harrison joined the group of twenty-one students en- gang. The following year Ryan ten~d the first grade with nothing Cusick, Mike Greer, Mandi hut recess on their minds. Jason Hamilton, Josh Homer, Caleb Ahernathy, Cory Baxter, Jerica Huthmacher, Eric Lobato, and Zac Cook, Michelle Cristiano, Erin Martinez decided to jump in on the Dunavant, Cody Duran, Rachel fun. Jennifer McClure made her Edwards, Josh Fitts, Daryl entrance on the playground in the Kohlerschmidt, Dason Kremer, fifth grade. In the sixth grade no Ben Lott, Ron Ludwig, Amanda additions were made, but the class Lujan, Bart Miller, Kandi suffered after Jerica Cook moved Morri. on, Erin Ourganian, Andy away. During the eventh grade, Petersen, Reco Prianto, Heather the vacancies were filled by Johnna Raish, Cindy Snively, and Curtis Biggers, Danny Fritz, Mary Lou Valencia were all unaware that Popely, and Jennifer Thompson. after several years of changes they In the ninth grade, Jerica made a would still he together with the long awaited return, and with her same smile and a diploma in one came the unique twins Dan and hand. In the third grade, the class Austin Hall. Christen Evers dove had its first permanent addition into high school life in the tenth grade. In eleventh grade, Bay(Jdd was invaded hy California and in came Josh Baier. Shauna CLuk Dylan Frankenheimer. HL'ather Heih, Jinnie Langrdl. and Ja11nie Neptune. Magdalena Miert\\ a .md Niuara Rohetto added a ta~tL' or foreignness to the senior cia... ~ .1nd in the same year Dcnyd Brown, Aaron Heirttler, Dan·en Pitchie, and Matt Tidrick made the final touch. Together these people make the class of '96; a class of artJ ..,ts, comedians, intellects, athletes, musicians, and friends. After May 25, 1996, the class will not he forgotten; their memorie~ will live on, and the world hetter he ready because thi~ class has a lot or potential. Aaron Heirtzler, Erin Ourganian, Rachel Edwards, Josh Homer, Jinnie Lang rei/, Erin Dunavant, Rwm Cu.\icJ... , Matt Tidrick, Ben Lott, Johanna Biggers, Niara Roberto, Caleb Huthmacker, Darvl Kolherschmidt, Tom Harrison, Reco Prianto, Andy Baumgardner, Andy Petersen, Josh Fitts, Eric Lobato, .Josh Baier, Maxdelenn Mierzwa, Mandy Hamilton, Cindy Snively, Bart Miller, Amanda Lujan, Danyel Brown, Heather Heib, Jennifer McClure, Cory Baxter, Zac Martinez, Cristen Evers, MaryLou Popely · �Back Row; Left to Right: Tom Harrison, Walt Morton, Cory Baxter, Andy Baumgardner, Carla Foster, Katie LaMar. Pam.lo l'lltct Marilyn Pierce. Middle Row: Amanda Lujan, Alicia Vance, Jeff Brandon, Shane Cutchall, Craix Hoback. Josh Fitts. Andr Pc•tc•r.,c ''· Cody Duran, Forrest Allen. Front Row: Sonya Sitton, Cindy Snively, Heather Raish, Jerica Cook. Mindv Arnold. Can Moemt llt ~. Ben Lott. Rachel Edwards, Cunis Valencia, Tiffany Teller. Back Row; Left to Right: Tanner Gerald, Kristina Stuart, Erin Dunavant, Bart Miller, Annie Nicl10lsen, Ariana Lmre. l>elilall Sala::.ar, Tara Hansuiker, Erin ()urganian. Middle Row: Mrs. Hodgson, Daryl Kohlerschmidt, Sonia Lope::.. Julia Minkler. Micludle Cristiano, Dana Newhall, Carnie Percell, PatriciaDurkan, Dason Kremer. Front Row: Laura Straw. Mru Gurule. Romue Lud\l't g, Amy Larsen, Jason Short, Joey Airy, Kandi Morrison, Reco Prianto, David Barnhouse. Very Fronr: Jason Ahernmln· and !Je1 £'1.. Moxensen. �BACK rf() THE FUTURE Relm1: Em Lobato dw:overs that the most difficult thing ahour ~mdum/On II' controllmx the tassel. Most likely to succeed narvl K. and Rachel E. Most athletic Cory B. and Johnna B. Best manners Cory B. and Shauna C. Most likely to become a comedian Curtis V. and Jinnie L. Most likely to a:o to the Olympics Cory B. and Kandi M. Most likely to become President Oarl'l K., Shauna C., and Erin D. Most likely to wjn the Nobel Peace Prize Daryl K. and Jerica C. Most likely to become an actor or actress Ben L. and Rachel E. Most likely to find a cure for cancer Daryl K. and Christen E. Most likely to be the next Walt Disney Aaron H. and Jerica C. Most likely to be the next Einstein Daryl K. and Magdalena M. Most cona:enial Austm H. , Erin 0., and Jerica C. Most likely to become a millionaire Daryl K. , Dylan F., and Jinnie L. Most likely to become famous Danny F. and Heather R. Most likely to be the next E vil Knivel Andy P. and Jaimie N. Most likely to form a ~:roup that outdoes the Beetles Enn 0., Mandi H. , and Heather R. Most likely to be the next .John Grisham or Steven Kina= Josh F. and Jennifer M. A/Jove: Josh Baier sits amongst Jason Abernathy and Con Ra.Her.focusmg on the important things in life Like, "When will I get out of this ndiculous outfit?" �BEEN TIIERE,DONE TIIA'F,MO\'ING ON1 I op Ll~(r: Mtc Ill' lie Cn \'lwno. R\'(/n Cu.nck, Lnn Dunavant, Codv Durcm , Rachel l.dll'ardl, andC!tn11en Evers rn to tude rltetr enrltustasm 111 rlwr tltmk to tltemsehes, Let\ JUSt ~er our dtplom.as and ~o partv 1 I op Rt~ltr: Cod' Duran rakes a peef... tlmde rite em elope to \ en(v rltm there 1.1 a dtploma. Ro((om Rt~ltr: Belurui the 11/lt/e \ of.lenntfer Thompson and.latmte eprunena roa·e 1·c rew11111~. "''m mara here!" DATE Saturday ,May 25, 1996 TIME JJ:OOA.M. SONG "It 's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday " hy Boyz II Men FLOWER White Rose COLORS Boys-Bkzck Girls-Purple MOTTO "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt �Below: Ben Nelson and Rmn Samples dtsplay rlien srudltesr .mules. Rtglit: Janue Neptune he/ieves she ts queen and can use Tom Hamson for anything, even a chw r. Ben Ford believes he is four years olfi, all over again. DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE Doctor of Chlropractlc 1327 U.S. Hwy. 1608 Bayfield, CO 81122 Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician P.O. Box 738 (970) 884-2082 �A wide variety of people roamed the campus at BHS. No matter where they came from, whether Poland, Brazil, Germany, Texas, California, or just a few miles away ,everyone seemed to find a place to speak their mind. Is there anything Left? ... The year just seemed to say it all IUara, Ruwen, and Ma~tdalena, mulefor the camera. Tun Mauldm confused as usual. Josh Key flashes his sniesr ~mtle . The Camera People THE CAMERA PEOPLE P.O. Box 1069 • 64 W. Mal St. Bayjie~ Co.81122 (970) 884-6045 Largest Supply of used Photographic Equip. in Southwest. Maiman Financial 150 E. Street Suite 200 Durango, CO 81301 Theme 125 �Vandalism Delays the Delivery of Yearbook Scheduled to be delivered in early August. the 1996 yearbook was delayed when vandals struck. Photo were defaced and captions altered on 46 pages. Personal attacks. obscene com ments. insults and profanity appeared in captions, while photos were scratched and drawn on. The vandalism was discovered by chance by advisor. Rick Edwards as he checked pages one last time in early June. The damage and destruction caused considerable delay as the yearbook had been put away for the year. At least 90 photos were damaged beyond repair and had to be replaced. Disks with copy and captions had been erased and new programs loaded upon the computer for the next year. All of these factors made the reconsruction of the damaged pages difficult if not impossible. Several pages remain empty except for ads because of the damge. We have operated for years with a feeling of security and trust at BHS . The actions of a few ick individuals have shaken that trust, but they will not defeat us, We will not give in. We will not allow this incident to break our spirit. We will bounce back to produce an incredible yearbook in 1997. We will work hard to overcome the violation of our memories and safety of our thoughts.We will not tolerate this kind of oppression and intimidation. We have one thing to say to the fool responsible for this crime." STAY AWAY. DON'T EVEN THINK OF TRYING IT AGAIN. Your actions were totally inappropriate. If this was meant as a joke, then YOU need help!" ������� 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 1996 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. 1995-1996 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1996; including students in ninth 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. 142 p. : ill. ; 28 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine ; 1996 Wolverine IIIF Item Metadata UUID 0839e7a2-17a5-43a8-bc0a-e0d88eb18ccb Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/d115d295808746dfbefe458907d5d5cf.pdf a7ebe0a4b123c905717ab453bb3bfb31 PDF Text Text �D The 18th Winter Olympic Games are staged in Nagano, Japan. Curling, snowboarding and women's ice hockey debut as medal sports. fl The August 31 death of Princess Diana m a violent car crash stuns and saddens the world. At her funeral, Diana's two young sons follow her coffin into Westminster Abbey. Canadian singersongwnter Sarah Mclachlan mastermmds Lilith Fatr, an all-female rock show that draws huge crowds on 1ts 37-stop summer tour. II Problems plague Russ1a's aging Mir space station, including a collision in June with an unmanned supply vehicle The NBC hit "Seinfeld" ends its nine-year run m May 1998. II Bill Gates of Microsoft ·rescues" once-mighty Apple Computer with a $150 million bail-out, heralding a new era of cooperation between the formerly fierce competitors. fJ Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones star in the summer blockbuster Men in Black The sci-fi thriller grosses more than $500 million worldwide to become 1997's biggest hit. liJ Iraqi president Saddam Hussein provokes a crisis by refusmg to allow U.N. mspections of suspected chemical and biological weapons caches IJ Jimmy Stewart d1es m July at 89 The actor's nice-guy popularity is exemplified by It's a Wonderful Life, h1s 1946 classic that has become an American cultural icon 1m The Denver Broncos win Super Bowl XXXII, beating the heavily favored Green Bay Packers 31-24. The wm is Bronco quarterback John Elway's first victory in four tries. ���scr A new birth Upon the earth Fresh, new smells Ringing bells Posters on the walls Students in the halls --just scratching the surface Some old faces, some are new Thinking, talking, lots to do ..;::::::...~-~~=~~~Teachers planning brand new lesson Using all their new possessions Di rsit brin s hope. to cope --= =:Just scratching the surface Our hearts full of fire, We share the same desire: To be he best Over all the rest! Feel the power of purple and gold; The Wolverine paw, brave and bold --just scratching the surface. By: Clayton Stephenson Theme 1 �Class of 1998 CLASS: PURPLE, BLACK, AND SILVER SONG: ~~I'LL BE MISSING YOU." PUFF DADDY FLOWER: STERLING ROSE MOTTO: ~~wHEN PERSONAL DESIRE IS STRONG ENOUGH, LIMITATIONS VANISH, AND HUMAN POTENTIAL ABOUNDS. " 2 Seniors �Great women of the West--Whisty Taylor, Jennifer Neptune, and Amber Morlan say "BHS is the best." Table of Contents Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Faculty Fall Activities Sports Spring Activites Baby Pictures Appendix Advertising 2 18 24 32 40 54 70 100 11 0 116 120 "I can't belive you caught me!" says a surprised Joletta Salazar. Oh, so cool! Beau Beck and Jon Baier chill out in the library. Seniors 3 ���We'ue Made I t ! The class of 1998 started with new faces that soon became familiar. Some of those faces have left and some new ones have arrived. However, there are twenty-five out of sixty-nine people who have been here, together, for the thirteen years. We started school in 1984 with excitment to see things and to learn. Now, the time has come for us to see the real world and be our own person. As we grow and go to college, go to work, or whatever it may be that we are going to do, we will always have our memories of school. Whether it be good or bad memories of teachers, friends, or assignments; we will carry them with us. Many of us may remember learning math in grade school or those dreadful Phonics books that seemed endless. Others will remember the change of middle school to grade school. The memories of going from middle school to high school will probably be the strongest. Some of us may remember the crazy biology teacher who always had interesting stories to tell. The athletes will have those memories of travel and the many competitive events. Out of all these memories. we will probably remember the ones of our friends the most. There is a world to be seen and we shall go our separate ways, but let us remember our childhood that we spent together. Eighth grade continuation marked the beginning of a new adventure. Back row: Casey Potter, Louie Brittian, Ashley Catron, Dustin Teague, Travis Valencia, Peter Lott, Kama McDona/d,ji/1 Sirios, Wendy Phelps, Amber Morlan, Heidi Cusick. Front row: Ryan Howard, Dublin Wilmer, Beau Beck,jessica Walter, and Whisty Taylor. Curlers, telephones, and Mid School girls just go together. Hilarie Moore got caught in the act. 6 Seniors �Aaron Chamblee and J.R. Sutherlin sit patiently on the Mid School sidewalk . These were the days before they could drive. Ryan Howard and Beau Beck enjoy their catch of the day. Both still enjoy fishing and other outdoor activities. Seniors 7 ���I Leading the Way CLASS OFFICERS TreasurerRoss Zwisler Vice presidentCourtney Steward SecretaryJeri Andrews PresidentCarl Rhodes RepresentativeKevin McWilliams There are many responsibilities in Student Council. We had a successful blood drive. homecoming. and Christmas program . All of the people in Student Council really worked on the dances and blood drive. It was fun having Ruth Jones as co-president due to the fact that we had some different viewpoints on situtations. Thank you all at Student Council for the hard work. "Never give up! " Clayton Stephenson 10 Seniors I �[ I The Best of Times "My fondest high school memory was when I recovered a fumble when I went in the game for the first time as a defensive back." -John Larsen " My fondest high school memory was playing football my senior year." -Eric Garcia " My fondest high school memory was when the choir went to Orlando,Florida. We had the time of our lives." -Jessica Morelli "My most memorable high school experience was when I fell down the stairs while carrying a set of drums and I sprained my ankle." -Kizzi Prior ---- "My fondest memory was going to the Cross Country State Championships. The first trip we made was cancelled due to the worst blizzard I have ever seen . We had to spent three nights at the hotel and scavenged for food due to the extremities of the blizzard. We had to go back the next weekend where we placed eleventh as a team . It was the best season I had." -Grady Dunavent Seniors 11 ���Mr. lUoluerine Grady Dunavant Grady Dunavant has had many accomplishments in his four years at Bayfield High School. He is a reliable and hardworking person. Learning through other people makes Grady a good listener. Grady was on the cross country team that placed first in league and regionals. Running at state was the most enjoyable moment for him . He has plqyed basketball all four years and is very proud of making varsity for his senior year. Grady is the vice president of his 4-H chapter and finds this his most rewarding community activity. School has helped him most by teaching himself self-discipline and responsibility. 14 Seniors �I Ms. Woluerine Wendy Phelps Wendy Phelps has gone to Bayfield Schools for all of her academic career. During that time she has participated in volleyball , basketball, and track . In the four years of playing basketball, she has lettered all four times and lettered twice in volleyball. Along with the sports, Wendy has been a member of the choir for two years and has participated in FBLA for four years. One of those years she qualified for the state competition. In FCCLA Wendy also earned the right to attend state and received a silver award. Wendy would like to become an elementary school teacher and is ready to go on to the education she will need to meet her goal. Seniors 15 �Micah Foster shows that he "can't dance" as he performs for the BHS student body. Above: Instead of hitting the books, Shawn Gurule hits the computer to finish the final report before graduation. Right: Not only can Angelo Baca amuse his friends, he can also ham it up for the camera. Jeremy Siscoe and Grady Dunavant "boot, scoot, and boogied" their way through Mrs. Cashio's speech class, and on to graduation. Trisha Lewis has plenty of energy. She is one senior that doesn't have the fatal disease "Senioritis." 16 Seniors �JU I DRS • •• •' • I • Class officers from left to right: Jesse Lasater, treasurer; Charl ie Duran, president; John Hanna, vice president; David Valencia, secretary; Erin Black, representative. Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground. -Theodore Rooseuelt juniors 17 �CLASS OF 1 ggg The climb continued at a more feverish pace! No longer underclassmen, the class of 1999 began the push to collect credits for graduation . Those wishing to receive an honors diploma completed twenty hours of community service, many took the ACT and SAT college entrance tests for the first time and others enjoyed the opportunity of taking more electives. English Ill remained the only class that every junior had to take, since requirements in math, sci'ence and social studies have become more flexible. Runn ing concessions stands and hosting the community Halloween Carnival provided money for the traditional Junior-Senior Prom. A small but tenacious committee planned and carried out the special night which was held at the Doubletree in Durango. Probably the best part of being an upperclassmen at the new school was being able to drive off campus for lunch! Leadership opportunities were everywhere for the class of '99'. Some latched on and will continue to scratch their way to the top. Allen, Sierra Anderson, Ted Bales, Robert Barnes, Shane Berger, Lauri Black, Erin Bouslaugh, Krista Boyher, Ben Brown, Nicole Burleigh, Ashley Cramer, Melanie Crossman, Jenelle Dallison, Laura Davis, Amanda Dudley, Michael Duran, Charles Edwards, Lashelle Edwards, Sarah Engledow, Michele Evans, Nikki 18 Juniors �Left:jerry Steinbacher used to be reading. Heidi Luter on the other hand is diligent about the task. Shane Barnes shows his best Elvis Presley impersonation. •I Green, Matthew Hanna, John Homer, Shiann Horton, Shane Hunter, Jennifer lberg, Jake Janus, Brent Jones, Patricia Kilbank , Mary Larson , Steve Lasater, Jesse Lucero, Holly Lucero , Melanie Luna, Amy Luter, Heidi juniors 19 �Maloy, Johnette Manzer, Virginia Mclaughlin, Ryan Mickas, Kymberly Monger, Kenneth Morales, Elisa Nelson, Ben O'Briant, Joshua Parker, Joshua Percell, Danny Piccoli, Matt Prianto, Roland Priest, Micah Pritchard, Jessica Ritchie, Brekka Robinette, Malissa Samples, Ryan Sanderford, Sandy Shonk, Clayton Siffert, Jebeta Smith, Elizabeth Steinbacher, Jerry Taylor, Eric Valencia, David Vandenberg, Becky Young, Angi Zwisler, Amy Getting set for another masterpiece, Laura Dallison measures a piece of mat board. 20 Juniors �SOPHOMORES ' 'a •• • •• • I • I Class officers from left to right: Jamie Sirios, representative; Aileen Kohlerschmidt, representative; Chris Ourganian , vice president; Tara Corlies, secretary; Jessica Mars, treasurer; Sara Beck, president Reach high, for the stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for euery dream precedes the goal. - Ralph Uaull Starr Sophomores 21 �CLASS OF 2RBB A "sophomore" is defined by the dictionary as being a fool and a moron. The adjective form of the word indicates being conceited and immature. Nothing could be further from the truth for the Bayfield class of 2000. This group is full of enthus1asm and dexterity. They have always stood out in academics, sports, and in overall good attitude. This is the year that many purchased class rings and letter jackets, learned how to spell SOPHOMORE very quickly as a part of the class cheer, and enjoyed the status of no longer being at the bottom of the class hierarchy. Most obtained their driver's license (but could not leave campus) and found it fun to be in the new and bigger building. "We have always been on the top", says Kinsee Morlan. "We are the class of 2000 and we are ready to take on the world!" Abernathy, Eddie Anders, Dustin Andrews, Kathleen Baker, Kelly Bassett, Summer Batson, Lindsay Beck, Sara Beckler, Sara Black, Beau Blakstad, Portia Bodiroga, Holly Bonds, Christie Capalbo, Jillian Carlson, Keri Carron, Doug 1 .:.t~ •, '. - . Cartwright, JoAnna Casper, Cheri Champlin , William Chapin, Holly Cloudt. Kaleb 22 Sophomores �Cloudt, Tyrel Corlies, Tara Cundiff, Kirk Donahue, Casey Dooley, Shauna Fleener, Isaac Frye, Christian Garcia, Xochitl Gerber, Dylon Gingerich , Justin Gonzales, Raquel Gosney, J.D. Hanna, Cecilia Harrmann, Hennessey Head, Brandon Horton, Sarah Howard, Aaron Humiston, Erin Jobes, Adam Johnson, Kristina Juliano, Michael Kimball , Tony Kohlerschmidt, Aileen Ladner, Andrea Langrell, Erin Logsdon , Nancy Lucas, Tyler Lucero, Lance Ludwig, Chad Luzar, Kristy So ph o mo res 23 �Masanori, Fukuda Magill, Mandy Mars, Jessica Miller, Patti Monger, Richie Moore, Lucinda Morlan, Kinsee Nelson, Melissa Ourganian, Christopher Pennington, Matt Percell, Tommy Phillips, Leah Pickett, Kristoffer Porter, Loni Potter, Tiffany Rhodes, Chris Richardson, James Ruggles, Chad Schaaf, Andrew Sedwick, Stephen Sirios, Jamie Smith, Jodie Steele, Rachel Stewart, Matthew Thomas,Jenna Turner, Brianna Turner, Cassandra Tussing, Bethany VanAbbema, Marie Wiebe, Brian 24 Sophomores �Williams, Lacy Wilson, Jolene Wray, Jennifer Top riaht: Mandy Magill shows her right side is the best side. Riaht: Holly Bodiroga gives the evil eye. Left: Catching Patty Miller and Kinsee Morlan at the wrong time! Middle left: Lance Lucero hares all. Middle riaht: For Sara Beck and Xochitl Garcia, life is all laughs and fun. Bottom left: Don't tell Hennessey Harrmann that girls can't pump iron! Sophomores 25 �Top left: Isacc Fleener gives his biggest smile. Top middle: Christian Frye looks less than enthused. Top right: No wreck here! Marie VanAbbema carefully places guaze over Leah Phillip's face for a mask. Middle left: Concentration is the name of the game for Lacy Williams. Middle right: Cassandra Turner, Cecilia Hanna, and joAnna Cartwright show mixed feelings. Bottom middle: Chris Ourganian and Kristina johnson take time out to pose for the camera. Bottom right: School is just too fun at Bayfield for Masanori Fukuda. 26 Sophomores �FRESH E ' ' a •• •' • • Class officers from left to right: Melissa Perry, representative; Amber Layton , secretary; Kelly Greer, vice president; Karen Shonk, president; Courtney Harrington, treasurer. Do not follow where the paths lead. Rather, go where there is no path and leaue a trail. Fres hm e n 27 �CLRSS OF 2881 What a change! From being "top dogs" in middle school to being the lowest on the totem pole takes quite an adjustment, yet many freshman successfu lly withstood the challenge. This is the biggest class at BHS with 104 members. Firsts for them included experiencing the four period block system , undergoing freshman seminar, playing back on C or JV teams, and not necessarily having the same teachers for various subjects. Body piercing, various colors of hair, "in clothing" and relationships still set the mood for many in this social group. "We have grown up a lot since being here," says Andrea Zink. "We all have it together in our own way and that is what is important." Backer, Clifton Barkley, Clayton Bell, Amber Betley, Nathan Black, Kevin Blair, Annalice Boyet, Ricky Calderwood, Melanie Carroll, Chris Cartwright, Tammy Catron, Devon Clark, Owen Clark, Tosha Clendenning, Brendan Cline, Derissa Cummins, Erin Cundiff, Melinda Cusenza, Crystal Cusick, Andrea Dallison, Lindsey 28 Freshmen -- ' ·' · · .• .. '· ' ., ·-- �Decker, Natalie Downey, Gavin Duran, Coltin Edwards, Anna Eimar, April Evans, Blake Evers, Rebecca Farnam, Douglas Farnam, Robert Gambino, Christina Goldenberg, Stefanie Gonzales, Lilliana Grande, Salvatore Greer, Kelly Gurule, Crista Guy, Amy Harrington, Courtney Harris, Ramie Hatfield, Monty Hilleary, Katherine Holdeman, Leslie Hull, Ethie Hurford, Chad lberg, Boothe Jobes, Ryan Johnson, Melinda Johnson, Thomas Kaiser, Erika Koury, Marcus Kremer, Nikki Freshm en 29 �Kugle, Amanda Layton, Amber Lucero, Leonard Lucero, Valerie Lueck, Ben Marchase, Chris Martinez, Rory Molina, Fernando Monge, Edith Montgomery, Justin Montgomery, Shilo Mueller, April Naranjo, Brandi Nelson, Matthew North, Crystal Parker, Jacob Paulek, Brady Pennington, Daniel Perkins, Brandon Perry, Melissa Powell, Gabe Qualls, Jonathan Rakes, Troy Randolph, Jessica Roberts, Brandon Robinette, Rodney Russell, Brittany Sanchez, Rusty Sanchez, Sarah Sanford, Jed-Bjorn 30 Freshmen �Amanda Kugle} Christina Walters} and Marcus Koury eagerly await the hell. Scholz, Brian Shonk, Karen Smith, Trina Smithwick, Chris Spishock, Timothy Sutherlin, Kresta Thomas, Crystal Tucson , Jake Tussing, Justin Tuttle, Shane Walker, Nikki Wallace, James Walters, Christina Way, Chris Wentling, Emory Wilbourn , Larry Wilmer, Jonathan Wood, Aimee Woodard, Elisha Wright, Jessica Zink, Andrea Fres hmen 31 �FRCULTY/STRFF Left to Right· Greg Barre~ jim EwingJ Bill GreenJ Kay Phelps, Tommy BrownJ Ken Bee~ Vern Kimbal~ Becky Smith Barb Hobac~janet Lace~ Chris Bar~ and Dan Ford all participate in the ribbon cutting. BORRD OF EDUCRTI ON CENTRRL RDMINISTRRTION Top Row: Larry Blac~ Bill Green Ken Beck. Top Row: Stan Wilmet; Mary Younfh Tom Bottom Row: Kay PhelpsJ Becky Smith. Horton. Bottom Row: Debbie Waltet; Tommy BrownJ Nancy Dunlap. 3 2 Faculty �Melinda Archuleta-Moon Shelly Aveis Peggy Beckler Bill Bishop Carol Blatnick ENGLISH COUNSELOR RESOURCE COMPUTER TECH C& FSt JOURNALISM Gerry Brush Theresa Cashio Pam Catron Ginger Conner Rick Edwards SPANISH/PSYCH ENGLISH/ SPEECH SECRETARY C& FS/ ART ART Jim Ewing David Gleason Denise Haga Tara Henderson Beverly Hott PRINCIPAL CHOIR/GUITAR BUSINESS ENGLISH/ ENVIRO. LIT. BUSINESS/ COMPUTER Barbara Jaques Tina Jones Jon Keirns Sherry Kimball Vernon Kimball MATH/DRAMA SCIENCE/ ENVIRO. LIT. LIBRARIAN SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Faculty 33 �Wes Leland Betty Magill SCIENCE LIBRARIAN Dianne Milner Marty Moon Robert Mann WOODS/ DRAFT/ AEROSPACE SOCIAL STUDIES Butch Prior MATH/ SOCIAL STUDIES/ MULTI MEDIA WEIGHTS PHYSICAL ED. Above: Life as a secretary proves to he a busy one for Pam Catron. Above Right: Okay Mr. Marty! How interesting was that meeting? Right: Mrs. A veis_ hard at work after school. 34 Faculty Ed Marty Sandy Mencle ENGLISH/ GERMAN Joe Pyle Bruce Stell BAND MATH �Mr. Ewing and Mrs. Beckler pass the orange during the Homecoming games. Fascinating!!! Mr. GleasonJ Mr. Keirns_ and Mr. Mann are intent on understanding what's going on. Mr. Stell wonders how students stay awake in long classes. Above Middle: Question!! Mrs. Haga tries to get noticed as she raises her hand Above: Mr. Moon and Mrs. ArchuletaMoon show off their dancing technique during activity period Left: Mrs. Hott fixes the problem as she helps Aaron Howard Faculty 35 �H 0 M E [ 0 M I N [i Bayfield High School traveled back to the Greek ages October 6-11 for the 1997 Homecoming theme, "Greek Gods." Monday was crazy hat/dress up day, Tuesday was a formal dress up day, Wednesday was cross dress day, Thursday was toga day, and Friday was spirit day. Activities on Friday were full of games at the pep assembly followed by the parade. A few cross country runners went to a Bloomfield Invitational to get some extra experience. The seniors won the Peachfuzz Volleyball tournament. Unfortunately, the Powderfuff Football game and the bonfire were canceled due to bad weather. Saturday started off with an alumni coffee at 9:00a.m. followed by the volleyball games at 10:00 a.m. The football then played an exciting game against Del Norte. The cross country boy's team won their first league title in Sargeant. After all of the hustle and work, "Shake Your Bods With the Gods" dance rocked 'till midnight. Right· The Wolverine football defensive line prepares for the snap against Del Norte during the homecomtng game. Below: jodie Natzke and Ashley Catron wait to see who is homecoming queen. Right: The nominees for homecoming king/ David Gree~ Peter Lo~ and Angelo Baca embrace in a show of their friendship. 36 Homecoming Below: The freshmen try to show their float is the best. �Left to right: Charlie Duran~ Peter Lott, Mr. Lelanet Kelly Gree~ and Aaron Howard eat as fast as they can to win the pie eating contest. While student council treasuret; Tony Kimball oversees the fun with a big smile. Above: Mrs. Cashio s door decoration set the mood to win, win, win for the football and volleyhall teams. Below: David Greer andjoriAndrews pose as they are awarded the honor ofhomecoming king and queen. Above: ''Hallekyi'ah! Amen, brothers and sisters!" The great Reverend Edwards gets the student body and athletic teams pumped for the upcoming homecoming games. Below: Friends surround Queen jon: Homecoming 37 �[ 0 u STUDENT Student Council has many responsibilities and demands a great deal of dedication. Thi~ group plans and executes the main activities for the school year as well as participates in local service activities. They started the year off by hosting tours of the new school and then orchestrating a super Homecoming Week. A Christmas time assembly and a spring fling/game afternoon completed the large projects. They held two blood drives and carried out activities for the elderly as a part of their community service commitment. Leadership skills were sharpened by attending area and state conferences. Before they knew it, the year was over and new officers had been elected. [ I L Above: r top to bottom~ left to right) Mrs. Mericle~ Tara Corlie~ Mr. Kimhal~ Angi Young~ Courtney Stewar~ Erin Blac~ Heidi Lute~; Ruth }one~ Kennie Monget; Tony Kim hal~ and Matt Green. Above: A group ofstudent council members gather to brainstorm at a conference in Grand.Junction. Left: Cody Stone gives Ben Nelson support as he donates blood at one of the two blood drives sponsored by Student Council. 38 Activities �Left: (left to right) Sara Bee~ Tony Kimbal~ Angi YoungJ Laura DallisonJ Kennie Monge0 Tara CorliesJ and Kelly Greer deliver a basket full ofgoodies to the elderly at Abernathys Care Home. Below: Mrs. Mericle is caught by the camera preparing to travel to Grandjunction for a Student Council conference. Left: Kel(y Greer smiles bt~ happy because he got a hal/on. Tony Kimball prepares to get in the suburban for more driving. Activities 39 �F B L R Being in FBLA is a good way to be successful and gain leadership qualities. "FBLA is the largest of all vocational student organizations. (It) gives students the opportunity to learn leadership and about all kinds of different business subjects including job interview and impromptu speaking," according to FBLA sponsor, Mrs. Denise Haga. The group participates in Project Merry Christmas , Adopt-aHighway, Parents Night Out, the Back to School Supply Sale, the IRA Seminar, and they run the Den. This year there were 58 members in FBLA. Out of those 58, 14 of them went to state in Vail. There were three people who placed at state: Cassandra Turner relieved 8th in Introduction to Business and Aileen Kohlerschmidt and David Greer received 6th in Poster. "If you think you have what it takes to be in FBLA, do not hesitate to join," says Aaron Howard. Top Left: FBLA Officers (left to ri9ht) Ruth jones, Ben Nelson, Amber Morlan Travis Stone, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, and Heidi Luter. Above: Heidi Luter struts away after acceptin9 her award at the District Competition in Alamosa. Left: Jamie Sirios and Sara Beckler show their love at McDonalds. 40 Activities �Back row: Chris Ourganian, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, Lucinda Moore, Becky Evers, Natalie Decker. 5th Row: Devon Catron, Ben Nelson, Ryan Jobes, Adam Jobes, Matt Nelson, Chris Carroll, jon Wilmer, jake Tucson. 4th Row: Heidi Cusick, Nikki Cramer, Chris Smithwick, Roland Prianto, Ryan McLaughlin, Andy Schaaf, Melinda johnson, Amy Guy, Andrea Cusick, Meli a Perry. 3rd Row: Bobbie Sower, Ginny Manzer, Kristinajohnson, Ashley Burleigh, Sara Beckler, Mandy Magill, Melanie Lucero, Crystal Cusenza, Melinda Cundiff, Thomas johnson. 2nd Row: Amber Layton, Wendy Phelps, Tiffany Potter, Clayton Shonk, Holly Chapin, Henessey Harrmann, Kris Pickett, joAnna Cartwright. Bottom Row; Brent janus, jessica Walter, Ruth jones, Amber Morlan, Heidi Luter, Becky Vandenberg, Aaron Howard, Cassandra Turner, Portia Blakstad, Amber Porter. How we love these trips away from home!! Amber Layton and Chris Ourganian cannot decide whether to get the 12 I Cayton Shonk shows off his fancy, t k th I h t new watch to FBLA sponsor, Mrs. Bev oz. s ea or e O S er. Hott. Activities 41 �Meet The 1 998 FCCLR e m b e r s Top Row: Brekka Ritchie, Alisha Schol~ Liz Newh~ Sarah Edward~ Sarah Sanchez, Mindy Dugan, Kama McDonaltt Erin Langrel~ Xochitl Garci~ Sara Bee~ Ginny Manzer, Ashley Burleigh Sarah Crumbaugh. Second Row: Mrs. Blatnic~ Mrs. Conner, Valerie Lucero, Mary Kilhan~ Heather Huthmacher, Hol(y Lucero, Leah Phillip~ Angelo Bac~ Shane Barne~ Kinsee Morlan,.John Hanna, Lacy William~ Amy Zwisler, .Jessica Pritchartt..Jeheta Siffe~ Hilarie Moore, Shiann Homer, Third Row:.Jodi Sanchez, Nikki Evan~ Whisty Taylor,.Jessica Mar~ Cecilia Hanna. Get aquainted games at Districts bring out the best in everyone/ Angelo Baca says to Kinsee Morlan, "Please take this sucker away from mer Virginia.Jackson from Pampered Chef teaches.Jessica Pritchartt Amy Zwisler, Matt Picco!t; Angelo Bac~ and Shane Barnes the fine art of entertaining. 42 Activities �Teach1ng elementary students about healthy lifestyles and preparing TV and radio spots to fight teen pregnancy were just three of the state projects complete by members of FCCLA (Family, Community and Career Leaders of America). This group enjoys activities which prepare them for leadership roles in their personal and family lives. National FHA Cluster Meeting, State Conference , and district meetings are all a part of the fun and learning . Annual events include the Prom Fashion Show, the mitten tree for Project Merry Christmas, Candy Cane Grams, Valentine Sales and the fall Citrus Fruit Sale. Is Kama McDonald dazed andconfusedorjusthfinded by the lights? Chapter officers: Sarah Edward~ Xochitl Garcia_ Heather Huthmacher; Ginny Manzer; and Ashley Burleigh. FCCLAers at State: Mrs. Ginger Connet; Alisha Schol~ Sarah Edward~ Mindy Dugan~ Xochitl Garci~jodi Sanche4 Kama McDonalct Sara Bee~ Whisty Tay!ot; Mrs. Carol Blatnick Steve Larsen~ Clayton Shonk~ and Tommy Percell strike an awesome pose as men ofthe hour at the annual prom fashion show. Activities 43 �D With the help of Melissa Baxter, Mrs. Sherry Kimball produced two school plays and a one act play for the school this past year. The first play, Saturday the 14th, was performed in the fall and it was a comedy. Laura Dallison and Melissa Baxter were in charge of backstage and lights for both plays. With their help the plays went off without a hitch. For the musical, Mrs. Kimball chose The Hobbit. The BHS Thespian Troupe also performed a one act play called Mirrors for the school and in Alamosa for competition. The faithful actors/actresses at Bayfield High School look forward to another year of laughs, tears, and amazing music. R R M R Back Row (left to right): Anna Edwards, Sierra Allen, Heidi Cusick, Stefanie Goldenberg, Aaron Howard, Clayton Shonk, Brentjanus, Karen Shonk, Grady Dunavan~ Leah Phillips, Kevin McWilliams, Lacy Williams, Sara Beckler, Mr. . Kimball, Matt Stewart. Sitting (left to right): jake !berg, john Hanna, Laura Dollison, Erin Blac~ Kennie Monger, Sarah Crumbaugh, Brook Bassett,)ori Andrews, Ben .Nelson. Laying (left to right): Beau Beck, Peter Lott, David Valencia, Tony Kimball Above: Cassandra Turner, Nata/;e Decker, Melinda johnson, Aaron Howard, Lacy Williams, Melanie Cramer, jene//e Crossman, and Grady Dunavant accept applause for their dynamite performance. Riglzt: Tony Kimball and Matt Stewart thank Me/is. a BaKter and Mrs. Kimball with cards and stuffed animals. Above right: As fellow actors look on, Dave Greer, Clayton Shonk,jake !berg, and Peter Lottgive the crowd one more laugh. Activities �The Bayfield High School chapter of National Honor society, sponsored by Mrs. Teresa Cashio, had seven active members in 1997-1998 and they were all females. President was Brook Bassett, vice-president was Jori Andrews, secretary was Kristin Tidrick, and treasurer was Rachel Magg. Other seniors were Jessica Walter and Whisty Taylor. The only junior who participated the entire year was Lauri Berger. NHS is composed of students who have a grade-point average of at least 3.7 and who have completed twenty hours of community service each year as an active member. If the requirements are not met during membership, the student is removed from the organization. At the end of their senior year, the students have earned a NHS pin and blue and gold ropes which are worn on their robes at graduation. NHS Lauri Berget; Kristin ndric~ Rachel Maag~ Whisty Taylot; andjori Andrews show how proud they are after the big stuffed animal collection. Left to Right· Lauri Berger_, Whisty Taylor_,jori Andrew~jessica Walter_, Brook Basse~ Rachel Maag~ Kristin Tidric~ and advisor Theresa Cashio. sT R III.J _...... D Stand Club is a very active group. This year for Red Ribbon Week they served non-alcoholic drinks to the student-body. They also tied ·red ribbons on all the cars in the school parking lot to show their STAND on drinking and driving. For Christmas, STAND Club adopted a family for project Merry Christmas. STAND is also very active in the community. They spent time with the elderly, and they helped clean schools and roads. It Top Row: Kaleb Cloud~ Kelty Greer_, Kresta sutherlin~ is a great and fun club to participate Christina Gambino, Peter Loft. Bottom Row: Trina s in and it looks forward to more Smith Loni Porter_,jodie Smith Advisor Bruce Stel~ members next year. jenelle Crossman~ Melanie Cramer. Activities 45 �[ H 0 I R The Bayfield High School Choir, directed by Mr. David Gleason, had a busy year. In Cortez for the CHSAA competition, the choir scored three superiors in performance and one in sight reading. The only other school who earned this rating was Cortez. Ashley Burleigh, Grady Dunanvant, Trisha Lewis, Libby Smith, Wendy Phelps, La uri Berger, Ben Nelson, Heidi Luter, and Genny Manzer participated in the Fort Lewis College Honor Cho1r in the fall IML Honor Choir was held in Pagosa Springs at the end of April and most of the cho1r took part in this event. Lauri Berger, Holly Chapin, Shauna Dooley, Jaimie Sinos, and Sarah Crumbaugh traveled to Grand Junction to participate in CCD Honor Choir. All of these were non-audition choirs. Several students participated in other honor choirs where auditions were needed. Lauri Berger, Holly Chapin, Sarah Crumbaugh, Ben Nelson , Shauna Dooley, and Bethany Davenport went to Adams State Honor Choir in Alamosa with their accompanist, Carol Priest. Western State Honor Choir took place in Gunnison and Sirios joined those who went to Alamosa for this trip. Way to go BHS Choir! Back Row: Erin Humiston,_john Hanna, Masanori Fukuda, David Valencia, Grady Dunavant; james Richardson, Lauri Berger. Michelle Engledow. Crista Gurule. Middle Row: Mr. David Gleason,jennifer Wray. Sarah Beckler. Kelfy Baker. Tammie Cartwright; Ramie Harris. Wendy Phelps. jill Sirios. Hol(y Chapin, Christie Bonds, April Eimar. Sitting: Elisha Woodard, Erika Kaiser. Brook Bassett; Lacy Williams, Derrisa Cline, Anna Edwards, Amy Guy. Liz Newby. Mrs. Carol Priest. The choir c/as~ direded by David Gleason and accompanied by Carol Pries~ practices an Albanian love son!J A Kur do vfje qjo Pranverra? ( When Will Spring Come?) 46 Activities �Bayfield High School band completed many activities in 1997-1998. There were three honor bands in which several students participated . Danny Percell , Kizzi Prior, Sierra Allen, Johnette Maloy, and Joletta Salazar were a part of the Fort Lewis College Honor Band. Only one student participated in Western State Honor Band in Gunnison and that was Amber Porter. Maloy, Salazar, Porter, Ricky Boyet, LuCinda Moore, Bethany Tussing , Tony Kimball , Aileen Kholerschmidt, Laura Dallison, and Boothe lberg traveled to Monte Vista to participate in the IML Honor Band. They also performed two concerts and played at graduation. The band is directed by Mr. Joe Pyle and Mr. Matt Fuller was a student teacher for part of the second semester. Band members from left to right: Thomas nson, Boothe !berg, Lucinda Moore, Danny Perce/~ Sierra Allen, Cheri Caspe~ Director joe Pyle, and Kizzi Prior. Not Picturedjohnette Maloy andjolletta Salazar. B R N D IML Honor Band participants from left to right: Ricky Boye~ Boothe Jberg, johnette Malo~ Lucinda Moore,joletta Salaza~ and Tony Kimball The band takes a break from the hard task of perfecting their music. Activities 47 �JOURNALISM Seven brave souls 1n fourth hour and three hard working independent study students 1n third hour tackled the challenge of producing both a school newspaper and the yearbook in one semester. Besides learning layout. journalistic wnting, photography , and new computer systems . they also had to raise over $9 ,000 for the printing of both the Predator and the 1997-1998 Wolverine yearbook. Four newspapers and many extra days and nights later they were proud to say they accomplished the task successfully ~~~; !dependent students were Lau ri Berger, Erin Black, and Johnette Maloy ~~~~~; Alisha Scholz--Yearbook editor. Erin Black--Newspaper editor. Back Row: Cody Stone, Alisha Scholz, Aaron Howard, Kinsee Morlan, Clay Stephenson. Bottom: Ky m Mickas, Hol(y Lucero. Quick hands , quick minds, and lots of knowledge make any BHS student eligible for being a member of the Knowledge Bowl team . This hardy crew put their wits on the line in several meets throughout the year and completed the year by earning the right to attend the State Knowledge Bowl Competition at ASC in Alamosa. Back Row: Boothe Iherg. Tim Mauldin, Ben Lueck, Kevin McWilliams, Carl Rhodes, Sp onsor Ms. Tara Henderson. Bottom Row: Brent janus, josh O'Briant,jake Iherg. Dan Dudley, Becky Evers. 4 8 Activities �H E R D L The ca1nera caught "Kid Siscoe," as he is known over the air waves, in action as a D) at KIQX Radio. Not a new name to many Jeremy S1scoe has made h1mself known---over the rad1o that IS Jeremy or "Kid S1scoe . as he has been named by the rad1o world . has successfully contr ibuted to Bayf1eld H1gh School 1n a very un1que way He created the "Wolvenne Update a weekly rad 1o program wh1ch conta1ned announcements. sports and club mformation and 1nterv1ews w1th faculty and students As a sen1or Jeremy held the t1tle of technical mamtenance ass1stant at Four Corners Broadcasting Along w1th those dut1es he served as a Saturday n1ght OJ on KIQX KRSJ and KIUP Jeremy got h1s start w1th rad1o by part1c1pat1ng 1n an e1ghth grade JOb shadow That expenence has led to many opportun1t1es and a def1n1te career d1rect1on . BHS thanks Jeremy and extends warm wishes for his future Many lives at BHS were enriched by the presence of exchan9e students, Masanori Fukuda from japan, Liana Nishida from Brazil and Andre Breuer from Germany. I N E R s Sophomore Chad Ruggles po e with the motorcycle which ha helped him with many dirt bike award. Activities 49 �R R T R w Laura Dallison and Nikki Evans display their winning entries from the Intermountain League Art Show. R R Reflections' state winner"' Carl Rhodes for photograph~ andjake !berg for music. hold their ribbons with pride. D s Scott Wiehe and Liz Newby share the title for photography honorable mention. Casey Potter listens . . as he. 1s g1ven a VIsual arts award at the Reflections Cultural Arts Program. 50 Activities Kizzi Prior and Ben Boyher were also honored for their literature entries in the Reflections program. �Back· jeremy Si~coe was a member of the Durango FFA Chapter. Front: OJ Go~ney, Melanie Calderwood, and Clay Barkley participated in the Ig11acio FFA program. Left: Basin Rodeo Club member,Kelly Baker, leads her horse around the barrels at the Delta meet. Above: Nikki Kremer, another Basin Rodeo Club member, races at the Sky Ute arena. Left: Mrs. jones teaches students the fine art of --~a-Jump rope. ---.-._ Activities 51 �u 0 L L E For varsity, the season started out slow with a couple of loses, but once the team learned to play together they were amazing. Every one of the girls on the team contributed in one way or another to end up killing Ignacio and qualifying for districts. Mrs. Bev Hott's team took second in districts and, determined to win , went on to regionals. Unfortunately, because of nerves and little mistakes, they were unable to win any game at regionals. Junior varsity, coached by Mrs. Jana Pickett, had an amazing season. The team worked wonders on the court and came out undefeated the second half of the season. The C team also had an outstanding season. y B R L L Scores PRESEASON TOURNEY BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-CENTAURI BHS-V-NAVAJO PREP BHS-V-MONTE VISTA BHS-V-IGNACIO BHS-V-MANCOS BHS-V-DEL NORTE BHS-V-DOLORES BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-MONTE VISTA BHS-V-MANCOS BHS-V-DEL NORTE BHS-V-CENTAURI BHS-V-IGNACIO BHS-V-IGNACIO BHS-V-CENTAURI BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-LAS ANIMAS BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-ROCKY FORD Win/Loss 4-1 52 Sports L L w w w w w w L w w w w w w w l l l l Top Left: The varsity team discusses their plan ofattack Top Right: Wen& Phelps spikes it into her opponents face. Bottom Right· Amber Morlan shows offher skill by hitting around the block �SENIORS 1998 Wendy Phelps Amber Morlan Jessica Walter Jessica Gingerich Heidi Cusick: Whisty Taylor "My seniors are a great group of girls who worked hard to get as far as they did." -Mrs. Bev. Hott- Sports 53 �J R. u H R s I T y Top row: Coachjana Picke~ Becky Vandenher~ Mandy Magi!~ Shiann H01ne0 Kristina johnson Ashley Burleigh. Bottom row: Cecilia Hannah., Heidi Lute0 Sarah HortonJ Sara Beck,jessica Mar~ Erin Langre/1 c T E H M Top row: Andrea Zin~ Erika Kaiset; Brandi Naranj~ Amber LaytonJ Christie Bond~ Coach Ryan Malouff; Natalie Decket; Melinda Cundiff; Lashe/le Edward~ Sarah Sanchez, Lindsey Dal/ison. Bottom row: MelindajohnsonJ Crystal Cusenz~joAnna Cartwrigh~ Aimee Wooc(, Stefanie Goldenhur~ Lucinda MooreJ Amber Bell 54 Sports �u H R s I T y Back row: Coach Bever(y Hoff_, Heidi Luter, Becky VandenhergJ Sara Bee~ Whisty Taylor, jessica Walter, Candi PatersonJ Amber MorlanJ Coach )ana Pickett. Bottom row:jessica Gingerich Ashley Burliegh Wendy Phelp~ Ruth)one~ Kinsee Morlan, Cecilia Hannah. _.,' 1' ~I ._ •• • •• • Bottom Left: Ashley Burliegh looks on with awe as Shiann Homer flies high fora block Bottom Right: Kinsee Morlan attempts a block Sports 55 �F 0 0 T B A L L The 1997 Bayfield Wolverine Football team may not have had all the success that 1 experienced last year, but it was still filled with hard hits, spectacu lar plays, and many memories, which the players will cherish for the rest of their lives. The season started off with a win against a New Mexico school, wh1ch gave the team the longest winning streak in the state. The team was able to keep the streak for only one more game. Even though the score board did not indicate the team 's efforts. the team was filled with talent. Coach Marty Moon said, "We got off to a good start, but let off later 1n the season. A few games got away from us, when we should have won them. A lot of underclassmen got some valuable experience this year, and it should make them better for next year. If we work hard in the off-season, we can compete for the league title. We have the talent coming back to do it. It is a matter of following through with action , instead of talk." MVP Beau Beck-Offense Casey Potter-Defense David Greer All State First Team Ben Nelson-Offensive line and Punter All State Honorable Mention Peter Lott-Receiver All Conference David Greer-Defensive line Beau Beck-Quarterback Honorable Mention Peter Lett-Defensive Back Ryan Howard-Receiver Above: Aaron ChamhleeJ Peter Lot~ David Gree0 and Beau Beck go in for the face off against the Scorpions. Right· Tommy Percell watches the action from the sidelines. Below: Kel(y Greer tells Coach MoonJ JJPut me in CoachJ IJm reaclyln 56 Sports �standing left to right): Coach Moon, Coach Houtz, jake Parker, Troy Rakes,john Hanna, Micah Pnest,justm Gingerich, Christian Frye, jon Wilmer, Chad Hurford, Brandon Roberts, Coach Nickerson, Coach Stell Bent over j T Bell, Tommy Percell, Devon Catron, Casey Potter, Clifton Packer, Blake Evan.>; Danny Percell, Ian Rose, Gaven Downey, Ben Nelson, Brady Paule/<, David Greer. KIJeeling.jesse Lasater, Brandon Perkins, Trav/_, Valencia, Keltv Greer, Isaac Fleener, Clayton Shonk, Aaron Chamblee, john Larsen, Kevin Blad., Scott MacA!'vt~v. Ryan Howard, hiloh Montgomery, Manager.· Melanie Cramer. Sitting · Manager: Chris Ourganion, Ryan McLaughlm, Eri/... Garoa, Charlie Duran, Peter Lott, Scott Wiehe, joe Wall, Kirk Cundiff, Dav1d Valencia,john Qual!_-, Clm_, Man·ha.'e Beau Beck, Manager.jenelle Crossman. Le ft: Casey Potter gets ready for his ent ry into the game. Above: Peter Lott and Erik Garcia run for the touchdown. The crowd can only say, I(Run Wolverines, run!!" Sports 57 �-E .c ca .c u c ...ca I C c:r: Erilc Garcia ·-=ca = Ryan Howard 58 Sports Above: Aaron Chamblee and Howard try to get past the Del Norte defense. Below: The Wolverines try to stop the Tiger offense. �., ~ M IU m c -·"' (I) rD =-a = m - Q ,.. ,.. rD = "-·m ... rD c.. Q rD em - Top Left: joe Wa II intercepts the hall as Del Norte players observe. Top Right: Ben Nelson punts the hall. Left: Aaron Chamblee lets the Tigers know, This is my hall!" ,... ,... e ;· ~ rD u Sports 59 �[ R 0 s s [ 0 u T R y Top row: Coach Kimball, Ryan Jobes, Adam Jobes, Richie Monger, Tony Kimball, Kennie Monger, Rusty Sanchez, Chris Smithwick, Tim Spishock, Coach Kimball. Middle row: Douglas Farnam, Marie VanAbemma, Sierra Allen, Brekka Ritchie, Cheri Casper, Erin Black, Angi Young, Danica Fischer, Robert Farnam. Bottom row: jeremy Crossman, Mark Kimball, Grady Dunavant, Andre Breuer, Clayton Stephenson, ).R. Sutherlin, Dan Swartz, Cody Stephenson. Kennie keeps the pace to pass a foe at the state championships. 60 Sports Clay Stephenson J.R . Sutherlin �Cross country runners are a tough breed of athletes . People may not realize this because cross country is not as popular as some other sports . In other sports the games might be canceled because of rain or snow and the participants are allowed rest time. Not in cross country. The race must go on! Cross country runners run 5000 kilometers (3.12 miles) as hard as they can , nonstop, for seventeen to twenty-eight minutes. The practices contained running four miles a day in hot, cold , rainy, or muddy conditions. During the year of 1997 the boys went to state as a team and placed eleventh. The girls side took two runners to state. A heavy snow storm caused the team to make the trip to state twice. Left: The boys set their watches at the start of the state championships. Right: JR. outruns his Centauri opponent at the regional championships. Grady Dunauant Andre Breuer Marie and Sierra try to stay relaxed at State. Sports 61 �R s h I e y [ a t Upper Right· The BHS cheer squad goes to state. Above: The cheerleaders get the crowd to ral(y behind the Wolverine football team. Middle Right· The squad takes time to watch the Wolverine football game. Right· Hilarie Moore and Christina Gambino share a moment of sister(y love. 62 Sports �[ H E E R L Standing: Derissa Cline, Christina Gambino. Kneeling.jamie Sirios, Ashley Catron, Tiffany Potter, Hilane Moore, Lacy Williams. E R D Bottom Left: Ashleyyells to the crowd at a football game. I Bottom Right· Derissa Cline real(y gets into her cheers/ N (i Sports 6.3 �w R E s The Wolverine wrestling this year was composed of a vanety of expenenced ano non-experienced wrestlers. With SIX freshmen. four sophomores. three JUniors. and seven sen1ors. the season was looking hopeful. The season was already off to a good start w1th a f1rst place w1n at Shiprock in the first week out. Th1s success cont1nued throughout the ent1re season. The Aztec Dual brought in a second place finish and another memorable po1nt was gett1ng second at League, therefore beating state champs Monte V1sta. Not surprising, however still exciting, was the success of Shane Barnes and Aden Momson. State competition left Shane Barnes with a third place finish. wh1le Aden MomsQr brought home a first place finish. therefore naming him State Champ1on at 171 pounds. Th1s season was another great one for the proud wrestlers. According to Coach R1c Edwards. "We had a great team and a fantastiC season. We were more than a team. we were a family." T L I N (j Shane Barnes ties up his foe and executes a duck-under. 64 Sports jake Tucson hangs on to prevent a ta down. �Niclc Duran Dauid Greer Will Hoffman John Larsen Aden Morrison tries to take down yet another opponent as he earns his way to the top. Robbie Lewis Casey Potter Aden Morrison Casey Potter rolls his victim fora pin. Sports 65 �Back row: left to right- Fred Rai h, Mr. Ed, Ca ey Potter, Clayton Shonk, Brady Paulek, josh Parker, Aden Morrison, David Green, Robbie Lewis,jake Parker,)ason Deweese, Dominic Martinez. Middle row: john Larsen, Kirk Cundiff, Lance Lucero, Shane Barnes, Will Hoffman, Brandon Head, Nick Duran, Kevin Black. Seated: )enelle Cros man, Brittany Ru ell, Brian Scholz, Leonard Lucero, Chad Hurford,jake Tucson, Sarah Edwards. Nick Duran runs an arm bar against a Kirtland opponent. 66 Sports �Aden Morrison takes top honors at the Sand Devil Classic. Mr. Ed is caught in a pensive moment Aden Morrison, the 1 71 pound state champion, gets ready to attack Willie Merfield of Pagosa in his final match. Brian Scholz escapes with a stand up. Sports 67 �B 0 y s B Basketball season was full of changes for the Wolverines. A new year, a new floor and gymnasium to play in, a new coach, new members of the team and a whole world of new reasons to rise to the occasion. From the start of the clock to the sounding of the final buzzer, the teams never gave up. They were a group with ability and the willingness to work together for the good of all. Since most of the varsity players graduated, the Wolverine Varsity had to bring in the hidden talents of the once underclassmen. Starting over was not in the books for the Wolverines, however, strengthening their attack was. The season was not the one with the most wins or even the most losses in BHS history, but it was one for the seniors of '98' to be proud of. Coach Bruce Stell came into the lives and hearts of a team of young men and helped them rise to their own best level. Whether facing the hometown rival, Ignacio, or hitting the road to meet Centauri, the Wolverines were R ready to meet each and every new challenge. s Bayfield High School looks bright. With successful records for both the JV and C teams this season , the future of K E T B R L L 68 Sports Above: David Valencia chrages by a Shiprock defender. Left: Peter Lott tries an acrobatic shot under a Del Norte defender's arm. �Top Left: Tony Kimball skies over a Del Norte defender attempting a jump shot. Top Right: Chad Cole drives the lane and shoots a lay up during their game against Del Norte. Standing (Left to Right): Shawn Gurule, Beau Beck, Grady Dunavant, Tony Kimball, Micah Foster, Ryan Samples, Chad Cole,)oe Wall,j.R. Sutherlin, Doug Fritz, Peter Lott. Kneeling (Left to Right): Melanie Cramer, Coach Stell, Chris Ourganian. Sports 69 �Shawn Gurule Joe Wall J.R. Sutherlin Beau Beck Chad Cole Doug Fritz Grady Dunauant Peter Lott Micah Foster 70 Sports �Standing (Left to Right): Chris Ourganian, Coach Malouff, Richie Monger, Matt Green, john Hanna, jerry Steinbacher, Kennie Monger, Melanie Cramer. Kneeling (Left to Right): Chris Smithwick, Charlie Duran, David Valencia, Ryan McLaughlin, Steve Larsen. Standing (Left to Right): Coach Reigil, Shilo Montgomery, Rory Martinez, Matt Nelson, Kelly Greer, Rusty Sanchez, Devon Catron, Chris Marchase, Rycmjobes, Chris Ourganian, Melanie Cramer. Kneeling (Left to Right): Robert Farnam, Chris Carroll, jon Qua/Is, Adam Jobes, Aaron Howard, Chad Ludwig, Doug Farnam, Brandon Roberts. Sports 71 �(j I R L With one win and nineteen losses, the Lady Wolverines basketball team was not able to accomplish their goals and dreams. The hard work and dedication of the team did not pay off during the season. The year ended in the opening round of the district playoffs. This was disappointing to the Lady Wolverines and the seniors. The upcoming season will mean playing under a new coach and rebuilding to play under new conditions. s B R s K E T B R L L 72 Sports Top Left: Sara Beck shoots a layup while avotding a Del Norte defender. Top Right· Holly Bodiroga spots up and shoots a jump shot Left: Wendy Phelps gets ready to battle against a Centauri player. �- Top Left: Whisty Taylor looks determined as he look for an opening. Top Right: Ruth.Jones shows she has control. Left: Tara Corlies shoots as Del Norte trys to keep up. Bottom Right: Whisty Taylo0 Ruth.Jone~ Sara Beck_ and Brandi Naranjo take a quick breather as they wait. Sports 73 �' . . • . .. I t • Standing (Left to Right): Coach Childer~ Me/lisa Per!J0 Crystal Cusenza~ Erin Langrel~ Wendy Phelp~ Hol(y Bodirog~ Ruthjone~ Liana Nishida~ Aileen Koh/erschmidt Coach Dahovich. Kneeling (Left to Right): jessica Waite~ Tara Corlie~ Whisty Taylot; Sara Beck, Becky Vandenher!J Brandi NaranJo~ Coach jones. Wendy Phelps 7 Ll- Sports Liana Nishida Whisty Taylor �W.....-;-£1"1: I Ill JUI l£"1( liST J [11"1111 CIU"IIS IIIII tiiHII .I te•· llllflll,, 1991 s, 1932 q3 Standing (Left to Right): Me/lisa Perry, Crystal Cusenza, Lindsey Dallison, Lashelle Edwards, Xochitl Garcia, Shiann Homer, Cecilia Hanna, Kresta Sutherlin, Andrea Ladner, Andrea Cusick, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, Coach Dahovich. Kneeling (Left to Right): Coach jones,jessica Mars, Sierra Allen, Amy Guy, Sarah Horton, Andrea Zink, Amber Layton, Edee Monge, Coach Childers. jessica Walter jumps high as she shoots against Del Norte. Jessica Walter Sports 75 �T R H [ Despite the horrible weather at the beginning of the season, the Bayf1eld High School tracksters surged forward. They broke personal bests and high school records Three new records were set in 1998. Tony Kimball beat the school record for the high jump with a jump of 6'5". In the 1600 meter run Clay Stephenson set a new record with 4:53.6. Tara Corlies beat Melinda Hodges' old record of 32'4.5" in the triple jump with 32'6". BHS proudly sent five guys and ten girls to state: the guys 1600 meter relay; Tony Kimball for the high jump, 200 meter dash and the 1600 meter relay; Clay Stephenson for the 1600 and 3200 meter run; Lindsay Dallison for the high jump; the girls 400 meter and 1600 meter relay; and Cecilia Hanna for the 100 meter hurdles. Clay and Tony were the only ones who made it to finals. Coach Vernon Kimball says, " Everyone that comes out next year will be a hopeful." K Standti1g far hack (left to right): Wendy Phelp~ Grady Dunavan~ Tony Kimha/~ jerry Steinhachet; Dan Dudle~ Kevin McWilliam~ Ben Nelson. Standing near front (left to right): Coach Sherry Kimhal~ Lary William~ Mandy Magi!~ Heidi Lutet; Becky Vandenher~ jessica Mar~ Ashley Burleigh Sara Becklet; Sarah Sanche~ Angi Youn~ Erin Blac~ Kel(y Greet; Clayton Shon~ Andy Schaaf; Scott Wiehe, j.R. Sutherlin, Micah Prie~ Ian Rose, Coach Vernon Kimball. Kneeling (left to right): Heidi Cusic~ Trisha Lewi~ Laura Dal/ison, Andrea Cusic~ Xochitl Garcia, Ruth )one~ Sara Bee~ Lucinda Moore, Richie Monget; Travis Valencia, jesse Lasatet; Tommy Perce/~ Kennie Monget; Tim Spishoc~ Clay Stephenson. Sitting (left to right):jamie Sirio~ Sarah Horton jessica Randolph Ceclia Hanna, Tara Corlie~ Christie Bond~ Sierra Allen, Marie VanAhhem~ Cheri Caspet; Edith Monge, Lindsay Dal/ison,john Hanna. 76 Sports �H e I d c u G T r r a I d s y h a 0 u I n a u [ a k: n t s K w [ s e u n M c w a m s n a y s y t e p h e I p p h e n s 0 s 0 I I d s r I n s t h e w e J. R. u L e n [ t t w I e b e Tara Corlies hurdles perfect(y at the meet in Cortez. Sports 77 �The 1998 baseball season started off slow and finished strong. The team struggled through non-conference games but shined in conference games. Part of thetr success was the dominating pitching of Jon Baier and newcomer, Cody Stone. Great defense from Ryan Howard, Isaac Fleener, and Casey Donahue also helped the cause. Jon Baier led the team with home runs and RBI's. The team was 8-2 in league games with losses to Monte Vista and Pagosa. The District Tournament took place on May 2nd in Centauri. The team had to play Pagosa in the first round, and ended up losing 8-4. The following players earned All-Conference honors: Jon Baier, Shane Horton , Cody Stone, Peter Lott. and Isaac Fleener. Jon Baier was also named the Inter mountain League Player of the Year. "I thought we had a great season and the kids played real well. We played as a team and played hard," according to first year head coach, James Grentz. B R S E B R L L Top Left: Casey Potter gnmts while taking a ltard clll af?ainst Del Norte. His war pail, also adds to his wardrobe. Top Right: Ginn Man -;,er enjoys the sun while watching the team ploy Ignacio. Left: Aaron Howardjo1 (~ff"a pitclt against Monticello in the Aztec Tounwnwn t. 78 Sports �Top Left: Cody Stone concentrates on throwing a strike. Top Middle: Ryan .,...., Ho~vard tags out a Del Norte runner. Top Right: Jon Baier tries to intimidate his opponent. Middle Left: lillian Capalbo is perj(Jrming her home run swing. Middle Right: Peter Lott coasts home to score one (~{his many runs. Left: The team meets he.f(Jre going out for another inning. Sports 79 �u R R s I T y Top row: Coach jeff DuLuca, Ryan McLaughlin, Peter Lott, Ryan Howard, David Greer, jon Baier, Casey Potter, Cody Stone, Matt Piccoli, Shane Horton, and Coach james Grentz. Bottom Row; Chris Ourganian, Casey Donahue, Isaac Fleener, justin Gingerich, Aaron Howard, Will Champlin, jillian Capalbo, and Ginny Manzer. Ryan Howard 80 Sports Peter Lott Casey Potter �J u T E R M Top row: Coach james Grentz, Blake Evans, Rory Martinez, Devon Catron, Rusty Sanchez, Shilo Montgomery, Matt Nelson, Monty Hatfield, and Coach Jeff OuLuca. Bottom Row; Chris Ourganian, Chris Carroll, jon Qualls, Chris Smithwick, Clifton Backer, Doug Farnam, Chris Marchase, jon Wilmer, and Ginny Manzer. Scoreboard Team Pagosa Pagosa Centauri Centauri Del Norte Del Norte Ignacio Ignacio Monte Vista Monte Vista Pagosa Dauid Greer Us/Them 11-4 7-8 22-5 14-4 13-3 13-2 14-1 14-2 4-9 11-0 4-8 don Baier Sports 81 �s p 0 R Whisty Taylor 199 7 Volleyball MVP. Top Rchieuers Holly Bodiroga 199 7Cecilia Hanna 1998 98 Girls' Basketball for 199798 GirlsJ Track MVP. MVP. T s R Sierra Allen and Marie VanAhhema share Cross Country's female MVP award w Clay Stephenson and j.R. Sutherlin were named CoMVP's for Cross Country. H R D s jon Baier 1998 Baseha/1 MVP. 82 Sports Aden Morrison 199 7-98 Wrestling MVP. �Chad Cole 1998 Boys' Basketball MVP David Greer 1997 Football MVP. Tony Kimball 1998 Boys ' Track MVP. 1998 Chuck Sanchez Award Winner --Wendy Phelps-Winning the Chuck Sanchez award is a great achievement. To qualify for this award a person has to have played three sports every year for four years. This person must also be a good citizen , be coachable , have a good attitude, and good grades. The final decision is made by the coaches. When the votes were all tallied for 1997-1998 the winner was Wendy Phelps. Sports 83 �Above: The advanced foods classjoins with the German class to create Above: .Jesse Lasatet; Ashley Burleigh and Christian Frye display theiryummy looking Christmas cakes. 84 Classes Above: Kinsee Morlan ere· ates heauti"rul art through r:ainting rather than cook tng. �•• • Above: After hard wor~ one of the many food classesJ proud(y shows off their exotic; tropical Above: Ryan Samples indulges in his fruit dishes. idea ofgourmet foo~ a Snickers bar. Classes 85 �Above: Candi Patterson gives one of her priceless smiles. While Jamie Sirios digs into... baby food? 86 Classes Ahove:.Jeheta Siffert spots Amber Bell during weight~ fourth hour. �Above: What better way to learn than hy dressing the part Mr. Moons, 1945 to presen~ class doesjust that Right· Mrs. Becklers aerobics class warms up for an intense workout Top Left: Keri Carlson finishes her mask for scuplture. Top Right: jeheta Siffert shows her delight, while Ruth jones shows disgust after a dissection. Left: The Early Childhood Ed. class learns how to he a kid again. Classes 87 �Ahove: Shane Horton strums away on the guitar he made in Mr. Manns woodshop. Above: Oavtd Valenci proves he can work 17r d as any womr- · oelow: Devon _...tcron is intent on his workout_ while Rusty Sanchez and Chris Marchase look on. I .-.F Above: David Greer and Shane Barnes help in the buildint of the biodome. Their global science clas~ taught by Mr Lelantt played a huge part in the completion ofthe biodome 8 8 Classes �Left: The 4-Corners class plays an ancient game on one oftheir many field trips. Below: Mrs. Cashios speech students pose in their outfits for the character speech. Classes 89 �SCRATCHING INT T • u D E N T L I F Above: Best friends and sisters Brook Bassett_ Liana Nishida, and Summer Bassett share theirjoy with the world Below: Peter Lott is diligently pounding away at the computet; a skill much needed in high school. E Above: Literal(y the three stooges Brady Paulek_ Grady Dunavan~ and Tony Kimball playful(y peek into Mrs. Mericle s classroom. 9 0 Student Life �Left: David Greer helps out in the student store--the place to go for one's everyday needs. Above: Amber Bell hard at work Even freshmen work har~ amazing! Student Life 91 �Top Left: Casey Potter is intent on reading hut don't ask Eric Walker if he cares. Top Right· Good friends., Brian Scholz and Karen Shonk hug for the camera. Middle Left: Freshmen girls enjoy a beautiful day out on the patio. Middle Right· Sarah Edwards is keeping her computer skills sharp. Right· Kirk Cundiff and Tyler Lucas are hard at work in Mrs. Mericle s German class. 9 2 Student Life �Above: Jamie Sirios performs for the students at apep ral(y. Top Right· Christina Gambino daint(y holds the hockey sticK, not realty into the game. Middle Left: Ooh I~ Ia! Wendy Phelps and Chris Smithwick strike a pose. Middle Right: A group of friends stake out an area in the lohhy to er!}oy lunch. Left: Liz Newhy thumhs through a magazine looking for information, most likely for a speech. Ahove: Ben Boyher is meticulous(y at work on his kayak Student Life 93 �Above:john Larsen shows his stuff for the camera. Top Right· Casey Potter intent(y works away on yet another masterpiece. Above: Ashley Catron and Hilarie Moore boogie down during an assembly. Middle Right· The library is busy as students take advantage of their break. Right: Tyrel Cloudt shows Leonard Lucero how its done on the computer. 9 4 Student Life �Top Left: Students give a very informal presentation in front of a class. Above: Looks like seniors--hardly working! Middle Left: Shawn Gurule looks up from his English homework, thankful for a break. Above: Amber Morlan counts change while working in the student store. ve: The cafeteria is a multi-purpose room, Ahove: Tory Grande shows his mixed as students husily hurry to finish homewor~ feelings ahout heing in school. watch TV, socialize, and eat Student Life 95 �Above: Some ofthe guys hangin' out before the next class. Right· Elisa Morales is happy at the progre s she is making in the guitar class taught by Mr. Glea.wn. Ahove: A studious looking joe Stewart picks up attendance slips. Middle Right· GrinningJ even under the weigh~ Kevin McWilliams tries to heat his hest Right· Ryan johesJ john QuallsJ Andy Schaaf; and Andrea Cusick enjoy a break after selling concessions. 9 6 Student Life �Above: Chris Rhodes and Ben Boyher waste time flattening a roll of toilet papet; fun? Above: Lindsey Oallison and Edie Monge enjoy being friends. Top Right· The cutest couple at BH~ Peter Lott and Clayton Shonk share a dance. Left: Kym Mickas smiles for the camera revealing an illegal piece ofgum. Above: Friends hang out in the lobby on the comfortable furniture. Student Life 97 �Above: Office aids Isaac Fleener and Chris Organian busily perform the everyday tasks. Above: Does Mr. Prior know that Cody Stone is on his motorcycle? Above: Co/tin Duran and Kef/; Greer show their secret feeling~ for each other. Above: Distracted again? Matt Piccoli looks offto the side during class. Middle: Micah Foster knows how to keep an audience entertained with his lip sync. Right: Brandon Head is pulled away during P.E for a quick photo. 9 8 Student Life Above: Masanori Fukuda and Brook Bassett enjo; their last few months ot schoo~ as they displa; their friendship. �Travi~ oh Travi~you are the man ofour dreams~ say Kama andjori. Above: Ice Ice Baby/ Ryan Howar~ john Above: Becky Evers turns Baiet; and Beau Beck perform to Vanilla aroun~ forgetting about her Ice at the Christmas assemb(y. computer work. Student Life 99 �-PRO Top Left: Hetdi Lute~; .Jessica Pritcharct Ashley Burleigh and Ruth.Jones smile for the camera as Kama McDonald trys to be sneeky. Bottom Left: Nikki Evans displays her beautiful flowers. Above: Alisha Scholz and Trisha Lewis show that dancing is their favorite pastime. 100 Prom �1998- ROYALTY K a D p R m a 0 a u i M d M G r K M Q u E E N c D 0 n a e e I d p R 0 I N G r Top Mtddle: Ryan McLaughlin pauses for a picture. Top Right: Dancing the night awa~ Ruth jones shows that she is having a good time. Left: Brook Bassett andjohn Larsen show off their style. Prom 101 �Valedictorian J. R. s u T H E R L I N ~ ~~Every year we came one step closer, but all I remember is . .that no matter how close we got, it still seemed so far away. Even nine months ago it seemed like this year would never end. Now, we stand here on our final day with so many memories associated with the place that became our home away from home. A place where we spent eight hours a day with our other family of friends and mentors. A common ground where together we shared our thoughts , our emotions, our pain, our laughs, our tears, and our lives." ~ 10 2 Graduation �Salutatorians Jori Andrews .... We will only fail if we lose sight of our dreams ... • .. As often as possible, do what others are not doing .... This class is full of individuals, but we have always come together when we needed to. This class has a lot of potential to make the world a better place." ~ Whisty Taylor Graduation 10 3 �SCRATCH I G TO THE TOP! Precious moments are shared between friends Heidi Cusid and Brook Bassett Above: Congratulations for a ;·oh well done! Kizzi Prior shows herjoy while recetvtng a graduation gift Right: The camera catchesjessica Gingerich and Micah Foster on a quick exit from the gym. 104 Graduation �GRRDURTI ON '98 _Honors Diploma recipient: ~ Jenny Evers Top Left: Dad shows his special approval ofdaughterJoletta after the ceremony Aaron ChamhleeJ lek and Liz Newby ahoveJ display their excitment and satisfaction of completing this milestone in their lives. Graduation 105 �"No it is not fake" says Angelo Baca as he displays his diploma. Family and friends listen intent(y as the graduates of 1998 are honored 106 Graduat ion Candi Patterson and Casey Potter share a special moment after the graduation ceremony. �HS WE GROW .•. Pooh (Wendy), What a blessing you have been to our family. Your beautiful smile and happy personality will take you where you want to go in this life. Keep compassion in your heart for those that are struggling in this world. Be true to yourself. We will always be here for you. We love you! Mom and Dad Grady, Angelo, At nine months, you embarked on your journey on foot. Today you go forward ... Because of those first steps that you took Because we learn as we grow Because we ultimately reap what we sow Because we don't always heed "good advice" Because we often have to "re-do" things once or twice Because we love, in all kinds of weather Because of all these reasons and more-we'll be proud of you forever! Love Mom, Mitch, Kyle and Bradley Upon arriving into our lives you added joy and have continued to do so every today. The contentment shown then was no doubt the groundworks for your unending need to smile and make those around you smile too. Those breakfast smiles have paid off!!! We love you son , and words can 't express how proud we are of who you are and what you are to those who know you. Don't ever lose sight of that. Forever in our hearts!! Mom and Dad Dedications 107 �Ryan, We love you Ryan. Dad, Mom, Aaron, and Whitney Jodi, I love you, Mom 10 8 Dedications Everyday of your life has been and continues to be a reason to celebrate. You are an extraordinary young woman whose compassion and inner beauty knows no bounds. I am so proud to call you my daughter, and my friend. As you move forward into this new and exciting phase of your life, always remember where you have been. Go with God's blessing. Proverbs 9:10 Grandpa and Grandma H. Dear Joe, Your family wants you to know we are very proud of you. You cannot live life without fear. What is important is what we do when fear comes. It is too large of a burden for us to carry. It would crush us if we attempt to carry it on our own. We must trust God. David penned these words of God in Psalm 56; uwhen I am afraid, I will put my trust in Thee. In God I have put my trust; I shall not be afraid ." When fear comes, trust God and He will carry that burden. Love you much, Mom and Dad �Whisty, Heidi, Man is that he might have joy. You have brought us great joy. Happiness comes as we learn to make correct choices. Please continue to make these correct choices and we promise, you will have eternal happiness. We are proud of you and the person you are. You have been an example to us and we are thankful for who you are and who you represent. Keep up the good work! Love, Mom and Dad As often as possible do what others are not doing; go off-season instead of on, go in bad weather instead of good, walk when others ride, laugh when others cry. Keep focused and you will reach all of your dreams. It has been and exciting seventeen years. You have overcome and accomplished so much, we are very proud of you. Always remember: "You will do just fine." Love you lots, Mom and Dad Jess, Whatever you set your mind to you seem to accomplish. I'm very proud of you and couldn't have asked for a more perfect daughter. You've turned into a lovely young woman. Love Mom Dedications 109 �Ashley, The day you were born I wrote this in your baby book. You are just born, listen to me. You are just born}stay close to me. Let me nourish you, be kind to you, teach you, and give you strength. The world we have brought you into is filled with beauty, but it is also made up of those out to kill, destroy, and turn your new brain into a machine part. I will hold you well and guide you through each new clearing, and push you through the waves. There will come a day when you will break away, but meanwhi.\. · will show you the way. Our sweet daugnt...,., you have made us proud. When times were tough, you pushed on when others would have given up. Your honesty and loyalty are strengths that can not be taken away and will carry you far in life. Nothing is beyond your reach, go for it! Love, Mom, Dad, and Devon Jodie, All through your growing up years, you have been an achiever. It takes your kind of enthusiasm to make it in life, so we know you've got what it takes. You have always been a kind person and a good friend. Keep that smile and stay happy. We wish you the best, and we love you. Love, Mom, Rob, and your sisters 110 Dedications �Scott, Chase your dreams, reach for the stars and you'll always succeed! Enjoy yourself,these are the good ol' days you're going to miss in the years ahead. We're proud of you! Love you lots, Mom and Dad Dear Candi , We are so very proud of our Snow White Princess. You have endured through many difficult situations. Health problems which jepordized your schooling , moving, leaving life-long friends and home, attending a new high school your senior year, missing out on beloved sports. With every situation you conquered them with a positive attitude and a big smile. You are and have always been such a joy in our lives. You are truly a beautiful young woman inside and out. Congratulations! Love, Mom and Dad Dedications 111 �Jeremy, 1am so proud of you. Keep learning and growing--success and happiness will be yours. Lotsa love, Mom Amber, Our lives have changed because of you. You have taught us that success is possible in all areas of life and that hard work and commitment to a goal have many rewards. Keep reaching for the stars and your life will remain bright. Love, Mom and Dad 112 Dedications Casey, Remember blessed are those who give without remembering and take without forgetting. You will hold positions of trust and responsibility during you r life, and w ill rub shoulders with the best men and women in the world. With all our love, Dad, Mom, Tiffany, Jessica, Nick, Shaq, Baby, and Dutch �Pete, Ya gotta know how much we all love ya and hope you understand how much joy you have brought to all of us and don't forgetYou can run You can hide But you'll never be far From the West Side!! Mom and everybody Tim, We are so very proud of you for all you have accomplished and the young man you have become. Your conviction to truth, honesty, and yourself is both admirable and valuable to all the lives you touch. IIIMI• You have a brilliant future. Do what you dream! Dedications 113 �Beau, VVe are so grateful for the opportunity of having you in our family. You have blessed our lives. VVe love you! The future is bright! Keep up the good work. Love, Mom and Dad Jori Heather, What fun we have had raising you! Thanks for your desire to always do your best. You have made our job easy. We can't wait to see what you do next! "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men ... " Col. 3:23. You are the Bomb! Love always, Dad and Mom 114 Dedications �Will, As the eldest of seven sons, you have always had many eyes upon you. Your desire to set a good example has not gone unnoticed--by your brothers, your parents, nor your peers. Your willingness to arise early and work hard all day, coupled with your desire to serve others has and will serve you well throughout your life. You can accomplish anything you desire if you hold true to your principles and values ... and always remember to CTR. Dearest Kizzi, No matter what, always be honest, make your word good and give your all and because you must, to know you will. There's no one like you "little girl." Love always, Your mother and your family Alisha, When you were born I held you in my arms and just kept smiling at you, you always smiled back, your big eyes wide open full of love. You were such a beautiful, good, sweet baby. Now as I watch you grow and become your own person, I look at you, your laughter, your happiness, your simplicity, your beauty, and I wonder where you will be fifteen years from now. I just hope that you will be able to enjoy a life of sensitivity, goodness, accomplishment, and love in a world that is at peace, but most of all I want you to know that I am proud of you and that I love you dearly. These words were written by Susan Polis Schutz but come from my heart. Love always, Mom, Dad, Brian, Garrett, and Brittney Dedications 115 �Joletta, Watching you grow, sharing your life, and just having you for our daughter has brought us more joy and pride and more happiness than you could ever know. We hope you know how much you are cherished and how deeply you are loved! Have a wonderful life! Mom and Dad To Our Dear Daughter Kristin, We are so proud of the special young woman you've become. Remember, all things are possible with God's help. So, shoot for the stars! Love Mom, Dad, Laura, and Matt 116 Dedications �THANK YOU PARENTS FOR ALL OF YOUR SUPPORT! Dedications 11 7 �Thanks The staff of the 1997-98 yearbook wishes to extend our appreciation to the businesses in the area who have helped to make this book possible and we encourage students to personally thank these individuals for their support. The 1997-98 Staff Kinsee Morlan, Business Manager Alisha Scholz, Editor CONGRATULATIONS ON A BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL AND ANOTHER FINE YEAR! �e Oh~'ltlt ula.tl011S f Duh! 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Box 598 • Durango, CO 81301 boots (970) 247-0446 shoes sportswear - western wear - casualwear - workwear - etc. Send us your good news! Box 830 Bayfield, CO Fax 970-884I he~vod ll e~>~pap•' flrllwtvand Bll\luld 4385 /99~ award••mn a Co ,,u/o Pren A f.\1' Phone 884-2331 Wherever you go, catch us on the web . e mail http //www sdih org/ prtimes/ mdexhtml prllmes@dbbs. com The year has come and gone. The new school brought together old friends and new faces. The halls echoed with the excitement of a bigger, better school and for some the final year. Students were able to enjoy a bigger library, bigger classrooms, huge gym, a cafetorium, and overall , a spectacular building. With the new school came different rules, the routine of classes, good and not so good sport seasons, many activities and great as well as strange events. Students even coped well with a carbon monoxide leak. All in all it, has been an amazing year. Memories have been made and stored, never to be forgotten. The 1997-1998 Wolverine Yearbook has just ':_Scratched the Surface:_ of another year at Bayfield High. �Moments and Memories ��D Mother Teresa of Calcutta dies at 87 m September. The beloved Roman Catholic nun won many honors. including the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize Ill El Nino. the warmer-thannormal water phenomenon 1n the equatorial Pacific, is blamed for storms and weather problems all over the globe For the Apnl 1995 bomb1ng of the Alfred P Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Timothy McVe1gh, convicted of conspiracy and murder, is sentenced to death II Carl1sle, Iowa, couple Ken and Bobb1 McCaughey are the proud parents of seven new children when Bobbi delivers the U S.'s first livmg septuplets m November The band Hanson, three young brothers from Tulsa. breaks into rock stardom with their hit single "MMMBop" ml Alter 106 years of British rule, Hong Kong reverts to The People's Republic of China at 12:01 a.m., July 1 The Pathfinder spacecraft lands on Mars July 4. Pathfinder and 1ts rover Sojourner send back the first-ever highresolution color pictures of the Mart1an landscape. Ia At Princess Diana's funeral in September Elton John performs "Candle in the Wind 1997." The song becomes the best-selling smgle of all time. 11 Titanic becomes a huge critical and box-office success. The epic earns over $300 million in its first 7 weeks and captures 14 Academy Award nominations. 1m Tiger Woods at 21 wins the Masters by 12 strokes. sets a PGA Tour earnings record of $2.1 million, and is named PGA Player of the Year. ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 1998 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. 1997-1998 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Educatoin Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1998; including students in ninth 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. 128 p. : ill. ; 27 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine ; Scratching the surface IIIF Item Metadata UUID a494575d-02be-43cc-a221-c990c189b3d2 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4e5fbf258b875da31db7a38c0ddd1636.pdf 5177b998eb75a202fe99656aa758c84e PDF Text Text ����ise the Roo fthere is one thing that Bayfield Wolverines have a thirst for, it's being in the spotlight. In the past this could have been called rebellious, corrupt, or just down right rude. Through the years of bias opinions, however, Bayfield High School has been able to rise above the line of normality into realm all it's own. Our actions and personalities speak louder than words, have certainly made an impact large enough to raise the roof. 1 �SAJYD TIES A II throughout Bayfield High School, students expressed their spirit, unity, and dedication by participating in various clubs and sports. Whether taking the role as an excited spectator, pushing it as a coach, or running the show as an athlete, everyone seemed to find their place. The overwhelming talents of the student body were dramatically broadcast as their plays brought tears to our eyes both out of sadness and laughter. The school halls rang with the sweet melody of the choir and the up-beat tempo from the band room. Clubs showed leadership toward goals as more than half the student body was involved in futuristic clubs like FBLA, FCCLA, and FFA. EPYCS, a new organization in the San Juan Region, raised $8,000 for non profits. New teachers brought with them exciting new activity periods such as beading, games, and even a group where young women got to freely express their thoughts and opinions. Ail-in-all Bayfield High School and the community as a whole, proved that we are connected through the numerous and versatile activities, sports, and clubs. And in some way, shape, or form, we are all involved. 2 �(Top center) Shane Horton, Ryan McLaughlin, and Jesse Lasater take a break. (Upper right) Brekka Ritchie lives her fantasy as a Halloween cowgirl. (Bottom right) Kinsee Morlan slams another one. (Bottom left) Mrs. Diane Milner show us her sweet tooth. 3 �win. 4 �T h e halls filled with merriment and purple and gold when Homecoming week kicked off with " off-the-wall fling days" as the students dressed up in costumes to fit the " Hollywood Homecoming" theme. Almost everyone wore something to show their Wolverine Spirit. Thursday' s ceremonies started with a pep assembly after lunch, complete with games, cheerleaders, and even a talk from Bayfield's own " Brother Richard" . The Great Reverend Richard healed the bleeding souls in our school and made us believe in the power of the Mighty Wolverine. Thursday night, Powder Puff Football and Peach Fuzz Volleyball games were held. The sophomore and junior girl's team won Powder Puff, while the Senior guys won Peach Fuzz. The night was topped off with a bonfire that burned for an hour while the cheerleaders kept everyone going with cheers. At the games Saturday, JV and Varsity volleyball teams beat Monte Vista Pirates. Varsity football shut out the Ignacio Bobcats 13-0. Many alumni showed up to support the team. Homecoming Royalty were Ben Nelson and Ruth Jones. In their court were Elisa Morales, Ashley Burleigh, David Valencia, and Clayton Shonk. Beautiful dresses graced the dance floor Saturday night as festivities were concluded with a traditional dance. Both the bonfire flames and Bayfield's spirits were high as Homecoming festivities continued into Thursday night. 5 �C a bu 6 owboys, skaters, jocks, cheerleaders, and trendsetters meander the halls with their variety at Bayfield High School. Since the people of our school have been infringed upon by a dress code, the fads are not quite as obvious as they may be in other schools. Bayfield, however, has its own unique fashion. Tory Grande, Jebeta Sitfert, and Brendan Clendenning have each added his or her own page in the fashion history of Bayfield High School. Since no rules have really been put on the individual students, fads may be more prevalent. Khaki pants, overalls, and Carhart work clothes have taken over the males of the school. Platform shoes, nicely kept hair, and vetters are fad trends set by the women. �t; . JCJ .~~~--­ ~('} ,..--..._... h A e B , r nchez and ane Orton, wear it all for a special occasion. (Upper right) Jessica Pritchard displays her tongue stud. (Lower right) Monica Pyle' s patch pants and boots helped to dress up the halls. (Lower center) Tory Grande's newest creation may not be a real trendsetter. 7 �(Right) Seniors led the way at Homecoming. Everyone got into the swing of things. Here Kym Mickas helps Greg Price with his makeup. J Just ask Dan Percell. It was work, work, work, and hurry, hurry as the senior workload piled up. Portfolios, speeches, exit interviews, history tests, English papers, college entrance tests and college and scholarship applications were just a part of the year! Yet, when May rolled around, it was all worth it. Whether graduates choose work, military, or more schooling, watch out world , the class of 1999 will raise the roof! 8 WHAT DO YOU PLAN TO MAJOR IN? MEDICAL 21% EDUCATION 1.3% ENGINEERING 1.3% BUSINESS MNG 10% OTHER/ UNDECIDED 42% WHAT DO YOU PLAN ON DOING AFTER HIGH SCHOOL? MILITARY 7% WORK2% COLLEGE 76% UNDECIDED 1.3% WILL YOU B E LMNG IN BAYFIELD 1 0 YEARS FROM NOW? YES .3% N071% NOT SURE26% HOW MANY KIDS DO YOU PLAN T O HAVE? NONE 1.3% ONETWO 65% THREE OR MORE 21% �(Left) Third hour speech class participants; Smith, Bouslaugh, Maloy, Mickas, Rose, Piccoli, Lucero, Luter, Jones, and Lasater pose in costume. " Watching Mr. Marty chase Scoobie down the ramp. " STEVE POULOS " Making the messiest ever manners video for Foods class! " BREKKA RITCHIE "Slam dunking aregulation basketball for the first time in basketball practice'' MATT PICCOLI "Wearing my witch boots to trig class for Steve Poulos and Kennie Monger" JENELLE CROSSMAN (Left) Seniors lead the assembly cheering and keep the spirits high! 9 �Mr.~ Miss Wolverine Clayton Shonk Through the years, many people have grown accustomed to Clayton Shonk's flamboyant attitude, charismatic personality and humorous presence. Clayton loves outdoor activities, and has been active in football, wrestling, and track. Academically, he has maintained a high GPA. ne has been involved in FBLA and FCCLA. For many years he has entertained us as a Powder Puff cheerleader and every spring we could see him strutting his stuff in the Prom Fashion show. Clayton plans to attend college to study pre vet or wildlife biology. Ruth Jones Patricia Ruth Jones has attended Bayfield schools since second grade. She holds the distinction ofbeing Student Council co-president for two years, as well as being the first ever Bayfield student to be a District 8 vice president for FBLA. Ruth has also been involved in volleyball, basketball, and track. She can be described as assertive, dependable, pleasant, honest, and in possession of a tremendous amount of integrity. Ruth aspires to be the ''boss'' of something, and she plans to major in business administration at her dream college, Cal Poly. 10 �Sierra Allen Ted Anderson Shane Barnes Lauri Berger Erin Black Krista Bouslaugh Ben Boyer Ty Bricker Nicole Brown Ashley Burleigh Melanie Cramer Jenelle Crossman 11 �Laura Dallison Charles Duran Sarah Edwards Nikki Evans Jose Garay Matthew Green John Hanna Shiann Homer Shane Horton Jennifer Hunter Brent Janus Patricia Jones 12 �Jesse Lasater Melanie Lucero Amy Luna tleidi Luter Johnette Maloy Virginia Manzer Ryan McLaughlin Kymberly Mickas Kennie Monger Diogo Montiero Elisa Morales Ben Nelson 13 �Joshua O'Briant Joshua Parker Daniel Percell Matt Piccoli Steve Poulos Roland Prianto Greg Price Micah Priest Jessica Pritchard Monica Pyle Karolin Rhinow Brekka Ritchie 14 �Ian Rose Michael Samples Sandi Sanderford Clayton Shonk Jebeta Siffert Elizabeth Smith Jerry Steinbacher Eric Taylor Keturah Thatcher David Valencia Becky Van Den Berg Darko Vojinovic 15 �Angie Young Amy Zwisler Prettiest Eyes Brekka Ritche & Charlie Duran Prettiest Hair Monica Pyle, Roland Prianto & Keturah Thatcher 16 Best Dressed Ashley Burleigh & Matt Green Best Smile Elisa Morales & David Valencia Most Fun Sarah Edwards & Ryan McLaughlin Most Athletic Becky VanDenBerg & Ben Nelson Most Likely To Be Famous Amy Zwisler & Shane Horton Most likely to Succeed Erin Black & Brent Janus �People and Faces nderclassmen have much to be proud of. They are as different as each individual's personality. Their unique and hopeful faces are the foun· dation of the future, and even though they have yet to reach sen· iority, they hold great potential in their school and community. 17 �Class o 2000 T he next 1000 years will be directed by a group of hard-working young men and women. They are the Class of 2000. These individuals are committed to making their mark on the world. The junior class at Bayfield High School has already begun by being active participants in FBLA, FCCLA, Student Council, STAND, EPYCS, drama, and National Honor Society. Many were the backbone of sports teams. This class is producing the leaders who go beyond the books to team leadership skills for the future. Anders, Dustin Andrews, Kathleen Baker, Kelly Batson, Lindsay Beck, Sara Beckler, Sara Black, Beau Bonds, Christie Busch, Eddie Candelaria, Daniel Capalbo, Jillian Carlson, Keri 18 �Carron, Doug Cartwright, JoAnna Casper, Cheri Champlin, William Chapin, Holly Cloudt, Tyrel Corlies, Tara Cundiff, Kirk Donohue, Casey Fleener, Isaac Flippen, Virginia Frye, Christian Garcia, Xochitl Gerber, Dylon Gingerich, Justin Gosney, J.D. What do you hope will happen in the new millenium? " I hope everyone will realize that the world is NOT going to end in the year 2000. " - Christie Bonds ' ' I hope that we get Bill Clinton out of office, and that we straighten out Sadaam Hussein."Kirk Cundiff " I hope that there will be world peace and everyone will be happy forever. " JoAnna Cartwright 19 �Hanna, Cecilia Harrmann, Henessey Head, Brandon Horton, Sarah Howard, Aaron Humiston, Erin Jobes, Adam Johnson, Kristina Juliano, Michael Kimball, Tony Kohlerschmidt, Aileen Lucas, Tyler Lucero, Lance Ludwig, Chad Luzar, Kristy Magill, Amanda Mars, Jessica McAivany, Scott Mead, Levi Monger, Richie Moore, LuCinda Morlan, Kinsee Nelson, Melissa Ourganian, Christopher 20 �Percell, Tommy Phillips, Leah Pickett, Kristoffer Potter, Tiffany Richardson , James Ruggles, Chad Schaaf, Andrew Scott, Jamie Sedwick, Stephen Sirios, Jamie Smith, Jodie Stewart, Matthew Turner, Cassandra VanAbbema, Marie Wiebe, Brian Lacy Williams Wray, Jennifer (Left) Katie Andrews spends time in Mrs. Conner's class preparing treats for the student body. 2 �Crazy Question for a Crazy Class! Have you ever gone dumpster diving? Y es-1 0°/o No-90°/o Are you planning to slack off your senior year? Yes-35°/o No-65°/o Did you know Mr. Prior's real name is Forrest? Yes-50°/o No-50°/o Have you ever had a secret crush on a teacher? Yes-45°/o No-55°/o If you have a car, does it have a parking permit? Yes-35°/o No-45°/o No car-20°/o Have you ever worn your underwear two days in a row? Yes-30°/o No-70°/o Have you ever driven with the parking brake on? Yes-50°/o No-50°/o Have you ever taken a date to Taco Bell? Yes-5°/o No-95°/o Have you ever been hit on by a senior citizen? Yes-50°/o No-50°/o Have you ever gotten ready for school on Saturday? Yes-35°/o No-65°/o Have you been pulled over in the parking lot? Yes-20°/o No-80°/o Have you ever spied on your neighbors? Yes-45°/o No-55°/o Is 2000 or 2001 the first graduating class of the new millenium? 2000-95°/o 2001-5°/o 22 (To p ) Ail een Ko hlerschmid t sho ws o ff h e r dumpste r d iving skill s. (Middle) Kinsee Morlan shows h er a ffecti o n towa rd s Mr. Marty (Bottom ) Michael Juliano stares off into space. �Class o 2001 G azing into the parking lot, one might notice several new and unfamiliar cars. The Sophomore class is now fully equipped with their cars and licenses, ready to conquer the world . Other newly obtained freedoms include puchasing class rings, letterman jackets, and joining the ranks of the junior varsity and varsity teams. The class of 2001 is a very bright and creative class , moving ahead in sports, academics, and unity. Being the largest class of 107 students, they have certainly made their mark. As they travel into the future and into the dawn of a new era, they prepare themselves and anxiously await the challenges to come. (Right) The camera catches Nikki Walker checking her e-mail in the library before classes begin. Adcock, Cheyenne Barkley, Clayton Backer, Clifton Bell, Amber Bell, J. T. Betley, Nathan Black, Kevin Blair, Annalise Calderwood, Melanie Carroll, Chris Cartwright, Tammie Catron, Devon 23 �Clark, Owen Clendenning, Brendan Cline, Derissa Cook, K nan Cook, W ston Cummins, Erin Cundiff, Melinda Cusenza , Crystal Cusick, Andrea Dallison, Lindsay Decker, Natalie Downey, Gavin Duran, Coltin Edwards, Anna Eimar, April Evans, Blake Evers, Rebecca Farnum, Douglas Farnum, Robert Gambino, Christina Gonzales, Lilliana Grande, Tory Greer, Kelly 24 �Gurule,Crista Guy, Amy Harrington , Courtney Harris, Ramie Hatfield, Monty Herman, Heather Hilleary, Katherine Holdeman , Leslie lberg, Boothe Jobes, Ryan Johnson, Melinda Johnson, Thomas Kaiser, Erika Kremer, Nikki Kugle, Amanda Layton, Amber Lucero, Leonard Lucero, Valerie Lueck, Ben Marchase, Chris Martindale, Jasmine Martinez, Rory Martinez, Zachary Monge, Edith 25 �Montgomery, Justin Montgomery, hilo Mueller, April aranjo, Brandi elson, Matthew North, Crystal O'Rourke, John Paul k , Brady Perkins, Brandon Perry, Melissa PowelL Gabe Qualls, Jonathan Rakes, Troy Randolph, Jessica Robinette, Rodney Sanchez, Rusty Sanchez, Sarah Sanford, Jed-Bjom Scholz, Brian Shonk, Karen Smith, Trina Smithwick, Chris Spishock, Timothy Stock, Billy 26 �utherlin , Kresta Thomas, Crystal Thompson, Elisha Thompson, Sarah Tucson, Jake Walker, Nikki Wallace, James Walters, Christina Way, Chris Wilbourn , Larry Wilmer, Jonathan Wood, Aimee Wright, Jessica Zink, Andrea (Left) Amber Bell enjoys her break in the library. (Above ) Andrea Cusick trys to study for science! 27 �Class o 2002 T he class of 2002 is now in the home stretch to graduation. They went from being "top dogs" in the middle school to "little pukes" in the high school. With eighty-nine students, they will have a big influence on things to come. They are athletic and very dedicated. Freshmen were not afraid to jump into sports and high school clubs. The freshmen have endured the pressures of the upperclassmen, increased homework loads, keeping up with the many activities in high school, and just getting through the halls from period to period. With that, we give all the freshmen a thumbs up and say good luck on their continuingjourney through school. Anderson, Ben Baird, Hanna Barovier, Nathan Beebe, Ross Black, Danny Boyd, Megan Bricker, Tanna Brown, Brian Brown, Matt Carron, Katie Champlin, Nicole Chapin, Traci 28 Kim Wiggins chose to expand on her talent by taking woodworking as one of h r electives in the first year of high school. �Cloudt, Aspen Coley, Lyndsey Cooney , Aid en Crnkovich, Steven Crossman, Jeremy Doughty, Jinny Dowler, Amy Edmondson, Aleesha Ehlenbeck, Amy Ellis, Nikki Failer, Daniel Fundingsland, Karey Garton, James Gingerich, Jenni Griggs, Josh Gurule, Erin Hanna, Leslie Harrington, Luke Head, Rachel Hinman, Jeffery Hoffman, Kyle Johnson, Danny Johnson , Doris 29 �Johnson, Vernon Kell} , Kira Kern , Jamaica Kimball, Marcus Klein , Tim Koening, Brent Kortz, Brian Lee, Matt Lucas, Torrey Martin, Trista McClendon, Emma McCune, Brian McDermott Ross McKnight, Megan Miller, Michelle Morales, Andrea Morrison, Ethan Newby, Amanda Paulek, Mindy Perry, Michelle Piccoli, Scott Pickering, Keith Potter, Jessica Rodeback,Courtney 30 �Schissler, Crystal Shawcroft, Gilbert Shevekas,Jennifer Shonk, Kimberly Short, Jonathan Siffert, Hope Siscoe, Kevin Smith , Eileen Smith, Lacey Smith, Seth Sobcvak, Heather Spishock, Ruth Stone, Eric Tatum, David Taylor, Natasha Thomas, Byron Thornton, Jennifer Trostel, Lacy Trujillo, Crystal Tucson, Misty Valdez, Mariano Valenzuela, Michelle VanDenBerg, Matt White, Misty 31 �Wicburg, D.J. Wiggins, Kimb rly Williams, John Wilmer, Colin Young, Becky Zwisler, Sarah (Top) Freshmen quickly learned the importance of posters as a part of book reports. Lyndsey Coley works away at hers in the library (Lower left) Yeah, Freshman eminar! Here Mrs. Haga and the gang show their spirit. (Lower right) John Williams tries to finish his homework before class begins. 32 �Within These Walls A school is a place for academics, competition, and socializing. We come each day to prepare for a future which is uncertain. Those helping us in this endeavor are the teachers, administrators, custodians, lunch personnel bus drivers and school board members who worl' as a team to help us achieve our best. Untold hours are spent beyond the school day, tending to our needs. Thanks! We appreciate you! 33 �Closing ~he 'Door :\ [r. Jon Keirns has taught history at BH since 1984. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma, majoring in social studies. Because no teaching positions were open, he first started out in the Bayfield District as a bus driver and a custodian. Later he became a middle school history teacher. Mr. Keirns has coached track, basketball, baseball, and football. He has also served in the Army and was stationed all over the U.S. After 27 years in the Army Reserve, he is now retired. Mr. Keirns admits that Bayfield students are the " cream of the crop," and he will, " always have good memories of the teachers and students. " Upon early retirement from BH , he plans to move back to Oklahoma and find another job until he can permanently golf all day - everyday - someday! ) [r. Ed Marty graduated from Western State College in Gunnison, Colorado with a B.A. in history and English and a M.A. in Education. Before coming to Bayfield to teach in 1976, he taught in Walsh, Colorado for three years. His favorite people are his two children, Erik and Tyann. He served in the U.S. Army for nearly two years at Eilisen Air Force Base. After an injury, he was a patient at the Fitzimmons Army Hospital for six months. Mr. Marty has coached football, track, and wrestling. Geography, health and English were his main teaching areas. He says his favorite day will be, " the day I retire. " After retirement, he will definitely be traveling and finally have some fun. Many students will always remember Mr. Marty from serving detention with him at lunch, his big ruler, his teasing, and his fear of pictures ! 34 ~\ lr. Butch Prior has been teaching in Bayfield since 1972. He first taught at Durango High for four years until he landed his Bayfield job. He graduated from Ft. Lewis with a major in social studies and minors in industrial arts, physical education, and drivers' ed. He has raised four children with his high school sweetheart, Patty, whom he has been married to for 34 years. Mr. Prior has taught social studies, P.E., and drivers' ed. He has served 20 years as the head football coach and 24 years as the head basketball coach. Mr. Prior has been an assistant coach in both track and football. Mr. Prior's favorite possession is his motorcycle, and he' ll never forget riding it to Alaska and back with his wife. He also loves to waterski and go camping. Upon retirement, Mr. Prior will hang around Bayfield during the warm weather, but come winter he' ll be flying south with the birds, riding his motorcycle into the sunset. �Archuleta, Melinda English Aevis, Shelly Counselor Bailey, Susan Choir Beckler, Peggy Resource Bishop, Bill 10 JT Technology Blatnick, Carol F&CS Brush, Jerry Spanish Cashio, Theresa English Catron, Pam Secretary Conner, Ginger F&CS Edwards, Rick Art Ewing, Jim Principal Haga, Denise Business Henderson , Tara English Howard, Tara Aide Jaques, Barbara Librarian Juliana, Jackie Science Keirns, Jon Social Studies Kimball, Sharon Math Kimball, Vernon cience • Leland, Wes cience Magill, Betty Librarian Mann, Robert Construction Trades Mart} , Ed Social tudies 35 �Mericle, Sandy English Milner, Diane Math Moon, Marty Social Studies Morelli, Maggie Nurse Nelson, Tish Business Prior, Butch Physical Education Stell, Bruce Math (Top left) Wait! Isn't that against school policy, Mr. Ewing? (Top middle) Eww! What is making Mrs. Nelson cringe? (Top right) Ain 't Mrs. Mericle just so cute? (Right) Mr. Stell and student teacher Mr. Kirkpatrick study the math books as they decide what to teach. 36 �D on Magill, principal of the Bayfield Elementary School for 12 years, took over the position of Superintendent in the summer. He faced many challenges in his new role. Leading a successful bond issue campaign for a new middle school at the old high school campus and a much needed athletic complex at the new high school was first on the list. Improved communications, limited budget and preparing for state wide standardized tests were other issues which kept him busy. It is good to have an old friend lead the way. (Left) The lOJT School Board in action. Gene Chapin, Larry Black, Kay Phelps, Becky Smith and Ken Beck spend endless hours making decisions which affect all of us. As representatives of the community they must set policies, determine the budget and guide the direction of our schools. (Far left) Larry Walter and Jim Dessenberger, the men who help to keep our school looking great. (Middle left) Gary Mestas greets us each morning and sees that everything in and around the building is running well. (Left) The BHS cafeteria ladies, Sandra Tucson, Fern Martinez, Jane eil and Melod) Semler, serve br e akfast , sna c ks , and lunch each day to hungry students. 37 �Post Secondary Opportunities G oing back to high school, who would do that? Well there are six people in particular who are doing it this year: Kay Hill, Wendy Phelps, Kristin (Rick) Evers, Jenny Evers, Liz Newby, and Courtney Steward. These students are taking advantage of the college credit classes offered right at Bayfield High School. If students have signed up in their junior year for the five year plan, they don' t have to pay for college credit, they don 't have to move away and they don ' t have to drive all the way to Durango to take classes. Some students are in the Early Childhood Professions classes, some are taking courses to get college basics behind them and many will be certified or will move on to a four year campus. These individuals are paving the way for many other students. They are going a step further in high school and getting college done at the same time. (Above right) Amy Luna and Nicole Brown participate with the moms and children during circle time. (Middle right) Courtney Steward, Jenny Evers, Krista Bouslaugh , and Kate Treanor help children in the lab with coloring projects. Hill, Kay Phelps, Wendy Steward, Courtney 38 Evers, Kristin Evers, Jenny �T he Wolverines gave many people a reason to watch the Purple Pride. The cheerleaders took second place at state, the volleyball team ear· ned their way to districts, and senior leadership was evident in football. Girls and boys basketball, cross country, wrestling, baseball, track, soccer, and even golf provided students with hours of fun and competition. The Mighty Wolverines were constantly on the prowl! 39 �T . ~ he 1998 Bayfield Wolverine football team did well compared to the 1997 team. Varsity was led to a four win, five loss season by senior captains Ryan McLaughlin, David Valencia, Clayton Shonk, and Steve Poulos . Wins over Farmington JV and Bloomfield in preseason gave the varsity team a head of steam going into the regular season. By defeating Pagosa Springs and Ignacio, the Wolverines ended up with a two and three record in season play. The strong point of the 1998 team was Coach Bruce Stell's defense led by middle line-backer, Clayton Shonk. (B low) As captains, David Valencia, Ryan McLaughlin, Clayton honk, and Steve Poulos led the way for every game. 40 �Shane Barnes (Left) Jesse Lasater carries the ball for a short gain during the Wolverine' s Homecoming game against Ignacio. Matt Green The 1998 Team (Top, left to right) Brady Paulek, Ben Nelson, Jan Rose, Eric Taylor, Matt Brown, (3rd row) Devon Catron, Luke Harrington, Dan Percell, Chris Ourganian, Gavin Downey, Matt Nelson , Matt Green, (2nd row) Shane Horton, Chris Marchase , Kirk Cundiff, Justin Gingerich, Clayton honk, John Williams, Jon Qualls, Kevin Black, Tom Percell, ( 1st row) Diogo Monteiro, Ryan McLaughlin, Jesse Lasater, Kelly Greer, teve Poulos, John Hanna , T.J. Bell, Shane Barnes, David Valencia. Coaches: (left to right) Marty Moon, Gary Houtz, Dave Varnell, Bruce Stell. Managers : M Janie Cramer, Jenelle Crossman . 41 �Senior Lineup 42 John Hanna Shane Horton Jesse Lasater Ryan McLaughlin Diogo Monterio Ben Nelson Dan Percell Steve Poulos Ian Rose Clayton Shonk Eric Taylor David Valencia �T he 1998 Wolverine Junior Varsity football team had a successful season. Head coach Dave Varnell lead the team of mostly freshmen and sophomores to a six win and one loss season. It was clear from the beginning that the younger side of BHS had something to say. With their wins over the JV teams of SA schools such as Durango and Cortez, the Wolverines went into the season with intensity and showed their strength from the start. The team had many strong points including an imposing offense led by quarterback Jon Qualls. The defense, known for their strong line, let but one loss slip through to Piedra Vista by five points. The team also had a little help from Varsity players who came down to lend a hand. Coach Varnell had a lot of confidence in this strong bunch of younger Wolverines. The talent of this solid pack of kids coming up is going to be a force to reckon with in the years to come. With memories such as the first pass of the season for Freshman DJ Whitburg caught off of an assist from his helmet, to the literally bone crunching hit by Clifton Backer in the last game, the season was filled with many moments worth remembering. .. Players (Top row, left to right) Jon Wilmer, Blake Evans, Brady Paulek, James Garton, Brent Koenig, Matt Brown (2nd row) Kevin Black, Shilo Montgomery, Matt VanDenBerg, Luke Harrington, Levi Mead, Ross Beebe, Danny Black, (Bottom row) Diogo Monteiro, J.T. Bell, Chris Marchase, Kirk Cundiff, D.J. Wicburg, Clifton Backer, Jon Williams, Jon Qualls. Coaches: Dave Varnell, Gary Houtz. Managers: Melanie Cramer, Jenelle Crossman. 43 �.... (Standing) Jana Pickett, Becky VanDenBerg, Kristina Johnson, Cecilia Hanna, Sara Beck, Jessica Mars, Mandy Magill, Andrea Zink, Laura Dallison (Kneeling)-Sarah Horton, Heidi Luter, Ashley Burleigh, Ruth Jones, Kinsee Morlan, Nikki Walker (Not randi Naranjo) V olleyball is a very demanding sport. It takes mental preparation as well as physical. Unlike some sports, volleyball players must play as one complete unit or they will not be successful. The Bayfield players certainly proved that they could function well as a unit in the 1998 season. Following their cocaptains, Becky VanDenBerg and Ruth Jones , the girls p layed many intense games. These games include a victory over long-time rival Ignacio. The girls experienced a new type of coaching under firsttime head coach Jana Pickett. Even though the girls did not go as far as they would have liked to, they had a successful season. 44 Sara Beck and arah Horton are alert as Kinsee Morlan blasts one back in the Navajo Prep game. �Senior Lineup Ashley Burleigh #13 Ruth Jones #30 Becky Van Den Berg #19 Heidi Luter #20 Senior Thoughts Sara Beck displays her perfect serving form. V\. .hen asked about the 1998 volleyball season, Ashley Burleigh, Becky VanDenBerg, Ruth Jones and Heidi Luter all said the same thing. "We will miss volleyball very much '' . They spoke of the memorable road trips and their love for the game itself. They will miss playing with a team, but most Kinsee Morlan and the front four, Krisof all they will miss the game. tina Johnson, Cecilia These seniors also stated that Hanna, Sara Beck if they could change some and Sarah Horton things about their experiences are shown in action. in volleyball, they would lose the uniforms, try harder to get further, and beat the Bobcats. Other things they will miss are getting out of class early for away games, being with each Kinsee Morlan and other as a team, and the exSara Beck are at the net citement of winning. Next year against Mancos. these seniors hope to see the Lady Wolverines succeed, go to state or qualify for regionals, and " massacre" the Bobcats. 45 �____Junior Varsity ,.,.,._........,,__ ( (Elevated ) Amber Layton, Tara Corlies (Standing) Melinda Johnson, tefanie Goldenberg, Lindsay Dallison, Lucinda Moore (Middle) Amy Guy, Mandy Magill, Nikki Walker, Coach Erin Dunavant (Sitting) Andrea Cusick, (Middle) Amber Bell, Sarah Sanchez (Front Middle) Andrea Zink (Not pictured ) Brandy Naranjo CTeam ~ ~ 46 •. (Standing) Jenny Gingerich, Becky Young, Coach Melinda Martinez, Tanna Bricker, April Mueller, (Middle} Nikki Ellis, Jasmine Martindale, Hanna Baird, Katie Carron, Stephanie Goldenberg (Bottom ) Erica Kaiser, Kim Shonk, Misty Tucson, Eileen Smith. �Go Lady Wolverines! (Above) Jumping practice has helped Eileen Smith reach new heights. (Middle) Collisions do occur. Here Lindsay Dallison and Nikki Walker vie for the ball. (Bottom) Amber Layton leaps for the ball. 47 �B ayfield's Cross Country team had a very productive year. They participated in eight meets, not including the state meet. Three of Bayfield ' s runners qualified for the state meet; junior Marie Van Abbema and sophmores Michelle Miller and Chris Way. (Right and below) Cheri Casper and Chris Way find the uphill trails very challenging. r...· • . ~, .~, I . Thoughts on the Season "• ~ Marie Van Abbema"lt was fun because not many people were in it and it gives you a good feeling because not many people are willing to try it. It's challenging. " t..•. 48 �(Top, from left) Coach Vernon Kimball , Abe Brown , Rusty Sanchez, Chris Way, Richie Monger, Andy Schaff, Kennie Monger, Isaac Fleener, Coach Sherry Kimball (Middle, from left) Jeremy Crossman, Marcus Kimball, Ryan Jobes, Robert Farnam , Luke Perkins, Adam Jobes, Tim Spishock (Bottom, from left) Ruth Spishock, Cheri Casper, Marie Van Abbema, Kira Ross, Brekka Ritchie, Sierra Allen, Michelle Miller. . Senigr:s . • Sierra Allen Kennie Monger Brekka Ritchie 49 �(Standing) Jamie Sirios, Sara Beckler (Middle Row) Lacy Williams, Melanie Calderwood, Derissa Cline, Tiffany Potter, Coach Mellissa DeWeese (Bottom Row) Trista Martin, Jessica Potter, Amanda Newby. (Top left) Amanda Newby is cheering her heart out, having a good time at a home game. (Top Right) Melanie Calderwood giggles during a football game. 50 �1 998-99 was the year for a new BHS cheerleading squad and a new coach. Freshman newcomers were Amanda Newby, Trista Martin, and Jessica Potter. Other new girls were sophomore Melanie Calderwood and junior Sara Beckler. They joined returning juniors Tiffany Potter, Lacy Williams, and Jamie Sirios. Coach Mellissa DeWeese helped the girls start the year by requiring many summer practices and sending them to the Fort Lewis Cheerleading Camp. The girls took second in Class 3A at State . (Top) the girls have just returned from achieving second at state competition . (Left) Taking a break from practice, cheerleaders pose for the camera. (Below left) The squad shows their award winning form at the summer Fort Le\\ is cheerleading camp. ( Below right ) Students are pumped during a pep assembly, thanks to the cheerleaders. 51 �...... ~ ~ ta fJ · QJ ·~ ~~ ~ ~ =~ 52 :~ ~ .. ~ Senior Kennie Monger takes charge as he looks for an opening. T he 1998-1999 Bayfield Wolverines boys ' basketball team consisted of thirty-six men. The 12 member C team was directed by first year coach Dave Varnell. The JV team had 12 players as well. They were coached by second year coach Arthur Reigal. The varsity team had eight seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores making up a team of twelve talented young men. Even though they did not have the best of seasons, " Two of our greatest strengths were a good attitude and overall ablitity," said head coach, Bruce Senior Ryan Samples am azes th e crowd with his awesome sho o ting ability. Stell. �1998-1999 Seniors (Top) Ty Bricker, John Hanna, Ryan McLaughlin (Middle) Kennie Monger, Matt Piccoli (Bottom) Steve Poulos, Ryan Samples, Jerry Steinbacher 53 �Junior Varsity (Back row from left) Manager Melanic Cramer, Manager Chris Ourganian, Rusty anchez, Rory Martinez, Devon Catron, Richie Monger, Blake Evans, Matt Nelson, Coach Arthur Reigal , ( Front ) Chris Smithwick, Doug Farnam, Adam Jobes, Chris Carroll, Robert Farnam, Ryan Jobes. CTeam (Back row from left) Brian Kortz, Matt Lee, cott Piccoli, Luke Harrington, Matt Brown, Ross McDermott, Coach Da\e Varnell (Front) Marcus Kimball , Kjle Hoffman, Matt Neil, Dan Failer, Matt VanDenBerg. (Below) Chris Smithwick goes up for the perfect jump shot. (Middle) Jon Qualls drives the ball around his opponent. ( Far right ) Ryan Jobe s catches some air. 54 �1998-1999 Varsity Team (Back row from left) Ty Bricker, Steve Poulos, Ryan McLaughlin, Jerry Steinbacher, Tony Kimball, John Hanna, Ryan Samples, Matt Piccoli, Kennie Monger, Jon Qualls, Aaron Howard, Zack Martinez (Front row) Manager Melanie Cramer, Coach, Dave Varnell, Head Coach Bruce Stell, Coach Arthur Reigal, Manager Chris Ourganian, Manager Matt Green. ----~------~----~ High Flying Wolverines John Hanna Ryan McLaughlin Tony Kimball 55 �T he Lady Wolverine basketball season got off to a rocky start, but showed great improvement as the season progressed. They demonstrated a lot of heart and determination. With the guidance of a new coach, Jeff Misener, they achieved much more than their record displayed and they definitely will be a threat in years to come. (Above) Becky VanDenBerg makes the jump for the ball as Shiann Homer and Jessica Mars assist. (Left) Sarah Horton moves like the wind down the court and ahead of the opponents . •• Sierra Allen 56 Shiann Homer Ruth Jones Becky VanDenBerg �1998·1999 Varsity Team (Top from left) Coach Jeff Misener, Edee Monge, Becky VanDenBerg, Ruth Jones, Shiann Homer, Coach Stephanie Childers, Cecilia Hanna, Ginny Flippen, Kresta Sutherlin, (Kneeling) Amy Guy , Sara Beck, Jessica Mars, Tara Corlies, Sarah Horton, Sierra Allen. . Sha~p Sh@oters Sara Beck Cecilia Hanna Shiann Homer 57 �Junior Varsity (Top from left) Coach, Stephanie Childers, Amy Guy, Becky Young, Lindsay Dallison, Edee Monge, Eileen Smith, Andrea Cusick, Michelle Muller, Becky Evers, Kresta Sutherlin (Not pictured) Amber Layton. (Right) Amy Guy catches her breath as she watches for the ball to come her direction. (Upper Right) Tara Corlies looks for an open team member who could score some points under the basket. (Lo wer Left ) Eileen Smith and Andrea Cusick head down the floor. C-Team (Top from l~ft) Coach, Melinda Martinez, Jessica Randolph, Eileen Smith, Nikki Kremer, Mindy Paulek, Edee Monge, Traci Chapin, Becky Young, Michelle Miller, Kresta Sutherlin. 58 �. Spr.i~g Soccer . .... T w o of the students who played a sport other than those offered at BHS were Hope Siffert and Erin Cummins. They called themselves Demons in the spring of1999. The pair traveled into Durango every day to play soccer for the Durango High School Girls' team . The team finished with a regular season record of 10-1 -1, which brought them the title of Southwestern League Champions. Durango is classified as a SA school, so the team took long and frequent road trips to the Denver area. The season ended with a crushing loss in the first round of the State Playoffs. Both Erin and Hope have played soccer since a young age, and have played together before playing at the high school level. ... . Qppila~tics . . . ~· ~ ~ ~~ ""' ' ~ F reshman Jinny Doughty was a participant in the sport of gymnastics this year. She won the title of State Champion in the Level 6 Colorado State Gymnastics Competition, which was held in Lakewood, Colorado. Along with her Gold for All-Around, she brought home a Gold Medal on the floor exercise, and a Gold Medal on the balance beam. She also took the Silver Medal on vault at state competition. Jinny is a part time freshman at BHS, and she trains intensively. She practices three hours a day, four to five days a week at Gold Rush Gymnastics in Durango. She has been a gymnast for three and a half years. Her sport has taken her to many places across the map, but her favorite has been Aspen, Colorado. 59 �A young and very inexperienced squad made the 1998-99 wrestling season look questionable from the start. However, the coaches asked for seven people to step up and lead the team. Thos seven were Shane Barnes, Brian Scholz Brandon Head, Kirk Cundiff, Lance Lucero, L onard Lucero, and John Williams. As the season progressed, one man stepped out from the crowd. That man was Shane Barnes. His skill and determination led him to State where, once again, he took third. In all. wrestlers felt the season was fun and was filled with tons of memories. ----------~ (Top Row) Ethan Morrison, Kevin Black, Kelly Greer, Joshua Parker, Eric Stone, Danny Black, John Williams, Kurk Cundiff, Brandon Head, Ernest O 'Rourke (Bottom Row) Weston Cook, Josh Griggs, Lance Lucero, Leonard Lucero, Shane Barnes, Brian Scholz, Keith Pickering, David Tatum, Keenan Cook. (Coaches) Rick Edwards, Dominic Martinez, John DeWeese. (Managers) Aspen Cloudt Jenelle Crossman, Sarah Edwards. 60 Senior Senior Shane Barnes Joshua Parker �(Above) Brandon Head rolls his opponent. (Above) Kirk Cundiff wrenches down on his opponent's neck, and prepares for a pin. (Middle left) Sophomore Brian Scholz prepares to move in on his opponent (Bottom) Coach Martinez gives Shane Barnes some encouraging words after a hard fought battle. (Below) Shane Barnes stands high with his first place title at the Sand Devil Wrestling Tournament. 61 �.. (Back) Head Coach Ken Hibbard, Coach Rex Howard, Manager Nicole Champlin, Manager Jessica Pitchard, Will Champlin, Rory Martinez, Matt Piccoli, Devon Catron, Manager Ginny Manzer, Coach Dave Varnell (Bottom) Jon Qualls, Casey Donohue, Shane Horton, Isaac Fleener, Aaron Howard, Justin Gingerich, Jillian Capalbo, and Chris Ourganian. W o l verine baseball worked for success under new veteran coach, Ken Hibbard. Hibbard transferred his loyalties from Durango to the BHS team and did a great job of motivating a small but competitive group. Besides a new coach, the Wolverines were made up of key returners Isaac Fleener, Shane Horton, Aaron Howard, and Matt Piccoli. The team spent many hours in practice learning how to hit home runs, catch pop flies, and use the correct hitting stance. All of these things combined made the Wo l verine Baseball program very successful. 62 ( Below) Jillian Capalbo, the only female player on the roster, waits for the pitch. �Matt Piccoli #22 Diogo Rocha Shane Horton #16 #5 (Right, Standing) Coach Rex Howard , Coach Dave Varnell, Devon Catron , Athletic Director Tom Horton ( Kneeling) Matt Piccoli, Justin Gingerich, Rory Martinez , Cassey Donohue , Jon Qualls, Isaac Fleener, Jillian Capalbo, Aaron Howard , Will Champlin, and Chris Ourganian. (Far Left) Pitcher Issac Fleener is caught in action. (Middle left) Matt Piccoli steps up to the plate. (Below) Aaron Howard catches for another game. 63 �(Standing) John Wilmer, Devon Catron, Diogo Rocha, Coach Dave Varnell, Coach Rex Howard, Coach Ken Hibbard, Coach Tom Horton, Chris Ourganian, Seth Smith, Robert Farnam, Rusty Sanchez. (Kneeling) Manager Kim Shonk, Doug Farnam, D.J. Wicburg, Chris Carroll, Chris Marchase, Matt VanDenBerg, Manager Misty Tucson. (Middle) Devon Catron winds up to throw his best fastball. (Lett) Diogo Rocha waits for the pitch. (Right) Chris Carroll can't make the ball get there any faster. 64 �T he 1999 track season got off to a great start. At the May 13th Cortez Invitational Track Meet there were two new school records broken. Tony Kimball set a new school record in the high jump with a 6'8" leap. At the same meet Cecilia Hanna set a new girls' tripple jump record when shejumped 33' 7.5". Pole vault reappeared as an event. Only a few were daring enough to attempt this challenge. These people were Ryan McLaughlin, Matt Nelson, Scott McAivany, Shane Barnes, Trista Martin, Mindy Paulek and Ruth Spishock. The boys team had many strong runners. Kenny Monger and Jesse Lasater ended the season with impressive finishes. For the girls, Sarah Horton had one of the fastest times and for long distance and Michelle Miller proved she could go the distance. Seniors Sierra Allen Shane Barnes John Hanna Ruth Jones Ryan McLaughlin Kenny Monger 65 �(Top) Luke Harrington, Brady Paulek, Micah Priest, Tony Kimball , Andy Schaff, Matt Nelson, Ben Nelson, Dr. Dan McClure, Coach Bruce Stell. (5th) Tim Spishock, Chad Ludwig, Becky Evers Andrea Cusick, Kelly Greer, Dan Candelaria, Matt Brown, Leah Phillips, Richie Monger, Adam Jobes, Coach John Keirns. (4th) Coach Sherry Kimball, Marcus Kimball, Cheri Casper, Sierra Allen, John Williams, James Garton, Michelle Miller, Kenny Monger, Mindy Paulek, Ashley Bur· leigh. (3rd) Coach Vernon Kimball, Heather Sobczak, Eileen Smith, Karolin Rhinow, Ryan McLaughlin, Scott McAivany, Shane Barnes, Ruth Spishock, Trista Martin, Becky Young, Anna Edwards. (2nd) Marie Van Abbema, Sarah Horton, Tara Corlies, Amber Layton, Jamie Sirios Ginny Flippen, Lindsay Dallison, Melissa Perry, Amy Wood. (1st) Cecilia Hanna, Ruth Jones, Johr Hanna, Becky Vandenberg, Clare Jones, Tory Grande, Sarah Zwisler. Ben Nelson 66 Micah Priest Karolin Rhinow Becky VanDenBerg �( Left ) Kenny Monger concentrates on another long hard race. (Bottom left) Micah Priest gets a strong start. ( Center ) Tony Kimball catches his breath. (Bottom ) Sierra Allen gets ahead of the pack as she hits the hurdles. 67 �(Above) Sophmores Chris Carroll and Rory Martinez, and junior Ma Stewart keep their eyes on the ball. (Below) freshman Ross M mott watches his ball as it soars through the air. 68 �Above All The Rest B ayfield students have gained many cooperative and leadership skills by participation in co-curricular activities. FHLA, FCCLA, EPYCS, STAND, National Honor Society, Knowledge Howl, journalism and drama offered rewards to many who chose to join. Students did a great job of representing Hayfield High School in competitive events and earned respect for themselves. Wolverine Pride All he Wayl 69 �tudent Coone· Q tudent Council brings to life many of the activities that the student body enjoys. The members of Student Council are leaders at BHS and they uphold the school's standing in the community. Some of the many events organized by Student Council this year were : Hollywood Homecoming, the annual visit from Santa in December, Halloween fun , Christmas gift baskets for the elderly, the " You Can 2 Can " dance that raised cans of food for the Soup Kitchen , blood drives, and the Sadie Hawkins dance. Student Council is about taking initiative, responsibility, and having a little fun too. 0 Executive officers : Tony Kimball, Vice President ; Ben Nelson , Treasurer; Ruth Jones, President; Angi Young, Secretary; and Kennie Monger, Presid ent. 70 Laura Dallison looks happy while giving blood at the blood drive in March. This annual event was organized by Student Council with help from United Blood Services. This drive was one of two put together by Student Council in 1998-99. (Left to right) Chris Ourganian, Tony KimbalL Laura Dallison, Andy Schaaf, Kennie Monger, and John Hanna play lumber jack as they cut down a Christmas tree for the school lobby. �BHS tudent Council (Top row, left to right) Tony Kimball , Ruth Jones, Kennie Monger, Ben elson, Angi Young, (2nd ) Erin Black, John Hanna, Marcus Kimball, Andy chaaf, (3rd ) Chris Ourganian , Mrs. andy Mericle, Melinda Johnson, Crystal Cusenza, atalie Decker Lacy Williams, Laura Dallison, Heidi Luter, Kelly Greer, Jessica Mars, Ginny Flippen , Mr. Vernon Kimball (4th ) Jesse Lasater, Becky Evers Erin Cummins, Jessica Potter, Becky Young, Amy Ehlenbeck, Eileen mith, Tara Corlies, Sara Beck, (Front) John Williams, Jeremy Crossman, Dave Tatum. lf Jl t took a lot more than just the thirt} minute lunch meetings on Tuesdays for Student Council to make things happen. Members volunteered their time outside of school hours to do such things as set up the school Christmas tree in the lobby, decorate for dances, work at the yearly air show to raise funds, and organize student body activities. (Left) John Williams did such a good job selling ice cream at the air show that he was affectionately dubbed " Luigi " by the student council members who were working there that day. 71 �BLA F BLA had 99 members for the 1998-99 school year, their biggest group ever. Under the advising of Mrs. Denise Haga and Mrs. Tish Nelson, FBLA participated in community service activities and attended a leadership conference in Alamosa. Community service included two trash pick-ups, a Parent's Night Out, and a Senior Citizens Dinner. FBLA members went Christmas caroling around Bayfield in December . The district competition was held on February 16th at Ft. Lewis College. Officers for 1998-99 were Ben Nelson, President; Ruth Jones, Vice President; Heidi Luter, Secretary; Andy Schaaf, Treasurer; Sara Beckler, Historian; and Tiffany Potter, Reporter. Tiffany Potter managed "The Den, " the school supply store which was very profitable. Ruth Jones served as District 8 Vice President. "FBLA is a fun group where kids learn about business, and they have fun doing activities that help with the community, " says junior Chris Ourganian. (Above right) Ruth Jones conducts business at the District Competition. (Below) Chapter officers: Tiffany Potter, Andy chaff, Sara Beckler, Ben elson, Heidi Luter, Ruth Jones (Right) The FBLA guys try to get some sleep amid the noise of a crowded bus on its way to Pueblo for District Confrence. 72 �Bayfield Chapter Future Business Leaders of America (Above top left) Aimee Wood, April Mueller, Melissa Perry, Hope Siffert, Ashley Burleigh, Ginny Manzer, Sarah Zwisler, Matt tewart, Diogo Rocha, Tracy Chapin, Michelle Perry, Amber Layton, Clare Jones, Devon Catron, Ben Lueck, Darko Vojinovic, Karolin Rhinow, Diogo Monteiro, Eileen Smith, Jessica Mars, Mandy Magill, Brandon Head, John Wilmer, Jermy Crossman, James Garton, Holly Chapin, Nicole Champlin, Jake Tuscon, Andrea Cusick, Blake Evans, Matt Nelson , Adam Jobes, Richie Monger, Ryan Jobes, Thomas Johnson, Melanie Lucero, Melinda Cundiff, Erin Cummins, Kelly Greer, Chris Carroll, Andy Schaaf, Chris Smithwick, Jon Qualls, Robert Farnam, Natalie Decker, Crystal Cusenza, Melinda Johnson, Brent Koenig, Ty Bricker, J .T. Bell, Tom Percell, Christie Bonds, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, Levi Mead, Crystal Thomas, Becky Evers, Amy Guy, Tiffany Potter, Lacy Williams, Sara Beckler, Aaron Howard, Chris Marchase, Shane Barnes, Jamie Sirios, Kris Pickett, Michelle Valenzuela, Karey Fundingsland, JoAnna Cartwright. (Left) Aaron Howard shows his childish side during FBLA's Parent's Night Out. 73 �FCCLA Family, Community, and Career Leaders of America (Back row) Sarah Horton, Crystal Thomas, Stephanie Goldenberg, Becky Evers, Tara Corlies, Shiann Homer, Sara Beck, Cecilia Hanna, John Hanna, Tommy Percell, Sarah Sanchez (Front row) Aimee Wood, Melissa Perry, Crystal Cusenza, Melanie Calderwood, Leslie Hanna, Monica Pyle, Kinsee Morlan; Advisers Mrs. Ginger Conner, Ms. Carol Blatnick (Missing: Katie Andrews, Andrea Cusick, Karey Fundingsland, Xochitl Garcia, Amy Guy, Marcus Kimball , Brent Koening, April Mueller, Brekka Ritchie, Karen Shonk, Kevin Siscoe, D. J. Wicburg, Sarah Edwards, David Valencia ) (Above) Leaders of the pack. Sarah Sanchez and Kinsee Morlan, VPs; Sara Beck, Secretary; John Hanna, President (Right) Sara Beck, Cecilia Hanna, and Tara Corlies with their Seat Belt Awareness presentation board. 74 �F amily, Community, and Career Leaders of America is just a fancy name for an organization which is a big part of the lives of many Bayfield High School students. This organization is the vocational youth group associated with Family and Consumer Sciences. Their focus is on the family, with a definite emphasis on leadership and service. Members of this organization participate in many community and school projects. Some of the 1998-99 projects were making welcome back gifts for the district staff, collecting mittens for the Mitten Tree at the Bayfield Family Center, cutting Christmas trees and cleaning roadsides with the Lion ' s Club, hosting Powder Puff Football, and presenting the annual Prom Fashion Show for the student body. Many projects were completed for STAR event competition. Twelve members attended State in April. John Hanna served as both the chapter president and San Juan District president. 1998-99 was a good year for FCC LA. (Above left) John Hanna presents his illustrated talk on Teens and Credit to the School Board. (Lower left) Tom and Dave display their 1st from State (Lower right) The best of the annual Prom Fashion Show. 75 �KNOWLEDGE BOWL K nowledge Bowl teams compete in a very different way. You won't find them out on the field running and jumping, but at a crowded table with hands on a buzzer, intently listening to questions and challenging their brain power. This year the BHS K- Bowlers hosted the first meet of the year. They took an early beating from Ignacio, only to come back at the fall Diogenes and place first. In March the team took a close second at Districts and beat out Durango to qualify for the State Competition. Any student is welcome to participate and enjoy the challenge of knowledge. (Top right) Owen Clark, Booth lberg, and Tyler Lucas down the Doritos while practicing at noontime. (Above) Ahh ... Concentration has Josh O'Briant at his sharpest. (Members) Ben Lueck, Owen Clark, Erin Cummins, Clare Jones (Front) Brian McCune, Becky Evers, Adviser Ms. Tara Henderson, Brent Janus. 76 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY E ach year, a fivemember council meets to select students to become members of the Pine River Valley Chapter of the National Honor Society. To be eligible for membership, the candidate must be a member of the junior or senior class and have a cumulative scholastic average of 3. 7 or higher. Leadership, community service and character of the individual are also considered. A student must receive a majority of positive votes from the council to become a member of NHS. During this year NHS contributed a Thanksgiving dinner for people in need, decorated the post office for Christmas, decorated Easter eggs for children and made a large banner for Homecoming. (Above left) Great fun coloring eggs! (Left) Jessica Pritchard , Amy Zwisler, Ruth Jones, Laura Dallison (Middle row) Kristina Johnson, Jillian Capalbo, Erin Black, Lacy Williams, Aaron Howard, Heidi Luter, Ton} Kimball, Adviser Mrs. Theresa Cashio (Front row) Mandy Magill, Sierra Allen, Tiffany Potter, Jenelle Crossman, Erin Ourganian, Brent Janus 77 �E T he first ever BH El Pomar Youth Community Service group raised money just to give it away. Their $500 was matched \.vith $7500 from the El Pomar Foundation in Colorado Springs. The group then received grant proposals from non profit groups for the use of the money. Using the criteria of education, recreation , cultural arts and local agencies, the members awarded the $8000 to many deserving groups. " It was fun and interesting,' said atalie Decker, " I d like to participate again next year. " EPYCS Members: Jesse Lasater, Am} Zwisler, Tiffany Potter, Ben Lueck, Natalie Decker § ponsoring Red Ribbon Week is always a big activity for STAND (Students Taking A New Direction) members. Other activities were Project Merry Christmas and Earth Week Cleanup. The group's main purpose is to promote healthy lifestyles. (Back) Christa Gurule, Katherine Hilleary, April Eimar, Lyndsey Coley, Jed Sanford, Hope Sitfert, Matt Piccoli, Ryan Samples (Front) Elisha Thompson, Anna Edwards, Jenelle Crossman, Melanie Cramer and Ben Anderson. 78 �Journal·sm P roducing six newspapers and a yearbook was the challenge for two journalism classes with little experience or time . However, they met their goals and learned more business and writing skills in the process. First Semester Class (Back) Troy Rakes, Natalie Decker, Nikki Ellis, Sarah Sanchez , Monica Pyle. (Front) Ginny Flippen, Chris Ourganian, Steve Poulos, Becky VanDenBerg, Chris Marchase, and Johnette Maloy. (Missing, Justin Montgomery) Second Semester Class (Top back) Torrey Lucas, Chris Smithwick, Jake Tucson, Erin Cummins, Aileen Kohlerschmidt (Middle) Alan Hanstadt, Krista Bouslaugh, Jasmine Martindale, Christie Bonds, Tanna Bricker, Sarah Horton (Front) Brandi Naranjo, JoAnna Cartwright. (Below) Sarah, Erin, and Chris have learned the art of posing and taking pictures. First & Second Semester Classes 79 �Band T he 1998-99 Wolverine pep and concert bands did not make many appearances. Much of the year was spent working on music for the CHSAA music competition. Seniors Sierra Allen, Johnette Maloy and Dan Percell assumed leadership roles. Many young individuals from BHS attended the 1998 Intermountain League Honor Band and the Fort Lewis College Symphonic and Wind Ensemble Honor Bands. (Back) Dan Percell , Heather Sobczak, Marcus Kimball, Vernon Johnson, Johnette Maloy, Crystal Schissler, Tom Johnson, Brian Brown (Front) Erin Gurule, Kevin Siscoe, Amy Dowler, Becky Young, Sierra Allen, Cheri Casper, D. J . Wicburg, Director Joe Pyle, John Williams. Choir E ven though there were fewer numbers in choir this school year, the 1998-99 Bayfield High School Choir has held its own. Under the direction of newly appointed teacher, Susan Bailey, and later Carol Priest the choir accomplished many things. Freshman Nicole Champlin, Tracy Chapin, and Emma McClendon and sophomore Erica Keiser earned their way to the Western-State Honor Choir in Gunnison. Senior Lauri Berger and junior Holly Chapin were accepted for the honor of singing in the Colorado All-State Choir in Ft. Collins in February. The choir did not participate in any competitions this year but they performed at several concerts. (1st Semester) Director Susan Bailey, Kira Kelly, Erin Gurule, Jasmine Martindale, Lindsay Coley, Nicole Champlin (Front row) Erica Kaiser, Traci Chapin, and Erin Black. 80 (2nd Semester) Sandy Sanderford, Joleen Wilson, Ruth Spishock, April Eimar, Emma McClendon, Director Susan Bailey, Lacy Smith, Lindsay Coley, Misty Tuscon, Holly Chapin, Katie Andrews, Henessey Harrmann. �c V ICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, was started by Mr. Robert Mann this year. This national organization serves industrial and technical students and teaches citizenship and leadership qualities. Many members enjoyed building an airplane, flying, and visiting aeronautical museums. (Top row) Vernon Johnson, Michael Juliano, Case) Donohue, Ben Boyher, Weston Cook (Middle row) Leslie Holderman, Will Champlin, Chris Marchase, Kevin Black, Christina Walters (3rd row) Jillian Capalbo, Justin Gingerich, Scott McAivany, Doug Farnam ( front) Chad Ludwig, Keenan Cook (Not pictured) Aileen Kohlerschmidt. Other Activities Future Farmers of America, more commonly known as FFA is an organization that two Bayfield High students are proud to say they are a part of. Hanna Baird and Melanie Calderwood are active members of the Ignacio Chapter. They must take the parent Agriculture courses at IHS since none are offered in Bayfield. The Southwest Silverados is an equestrian drill team which was started in the spring of 1997. These young ladies travel all over the Southwest to perform precise drills on horseback to music. Student teacher Dawn Warren is their coach. Bayfield High members are Katie Carron, Rachel Head, Kristy Luzar, Aimee Wood, and Megan McKnight. 81 �Drama K nown for their amazing ability to conform to any character, the 1998-1999 Thespians have given every audience a spectacular show. Headed up by Mrs. Sherry Kimball and Mrs. Mellissa DeWeese, the drama productions this year have consistently boosted the reputation of theatre at BHS. The fine young actors and actresses at Bayfield have put on two major plays and a one-act play for league competition. These included ''The Ghost of Jeb Taylor", "Rock and Roll", and "Pardon Me, Is This Planet Taken?" . All were a tremendous success and once again added to the prestige of the Bayfield Players. (Top right) John Williams and Melanie Cramer are ready for their parts in " Rock and Roll". (Above left) Erin Black and Ben Nelson in "Pardon Me, Is This Planet Taken?" 82 Members of Drama (Top row, standing) Brian McCune, Ben Nelson (2nd row from top) Crystal Humiston, Chris Ourganian, Tony Kimball , Kennie Monger, Clayton honk (3rd row) Crystal chissler, Jennifer Thorton, Owen Clark, Erin Black, John Hanna, Lacy Williams, Sara Beckler, Mandy Magill, Anna Edwards, John Williams (4th row) Melanie Cramer, Holly Chapin , Aidan Cooney, Erin Humiston, Natalie Decker, Marcus Kimball, Jessica Pritchard, Laura Dallison, Jamie Sirios, Aaron Howard, Nikki Walker, Karen Shonk, Ryan McLaughlin, Mrs. Sherry Kimball (Sitting) Brendan Clendenning, Aspen Cloudt, Melinda Johnson, Angi Young, Amy Ehlenbeck, Tracy Chapin, Michelle Perry, Erin Cummins, Amber Bell, Matt Stewart, Ashley Burleigh, Brent Janus. �Life I B he Kafte s ayfield High School student have many ways to enjoy their time in the halls, classes, and during pep assemblies. No matter what time it is, you can always find the students having fun. Let us take a peek at "Life In The Rafters. " 83 �(Right) Studly men Scott McAIvany and Gavin Downey show off their stuff in the weight room. (Middle left) Eddie Busch concentrates as he carves his next masterpiece. (Middle right) Zack Martinez, Brian Scholz, and Dan Candelaria take a little snooze during Mr. Stell's class. (Bottom left) Tommy Percell, Clayton Shonk and Dan Candelaria show what foods class is really about-to get as much food on yourself as you can! (Bottom right) Ben Nelson proves that REAL men do ballet. 84 �(Left) Mr. Marty tries to stop Dan Candelaria and Tory Grande from committing suicide off the stairwell. (Middle left) Isaac Fleener enjoys a back massage from Keturah Thatcher-wait...doesn ' t she have a boyfriend? (Middle right) Krista Bouslaugh and Ty Bricker share the finer points of home insurance with Life Mgt. classmates. (Bottom left) Nice bowling shoes, Micah, did they come with the suit? (Bottom right) Tiffany Potter and Michelle Valenzuela show their friendship. 85 �(Top left) Jessica Mars and Nikki Kremer are caught catching up on the latest. (Top right) Ryan Jobes and Rusty Sanchez chow down on their lunch which they brought from home. (Middle left) Wow! Dustin Anders finally made it into the )'earbook! (Middle) Aspen Cloudt and Michelle Miller express their everlasting friendship for each other. (Middle right) Tim Spishock pouts because he'd rather be playing duck, duck, goose during Spanish activity period. (Bottom left) Edee Monge and Anna Edwards share the latest, juicy gossip. (Bottom right) Blake Evans, Ruth Jones, Nikki Walker and Chris Smithwick look SO enthused about the Valentine' s Day dance... well, maybe Chris doesn 't. 86 �(Top left) SHHH!! Melinda Johnson and Crystal Cusenza don't know the meaning of silence. (Top right) Jasmine Martindale and Melanie Calderwood smile their cheesiest for the camera. (Middle left) Okay, lan. What's up now? (Middle) Mrs. Juliana shows off her hippi.e side. Peace, man! (Middle right) The look on Beau's face says it all. The movie must be stupid. (Bottom left) Steve Poulos proves he isn't such a tough guy at the blood drive. Nice buffalo! (Bottom right) " Please get me out of here!" thinks Aleesha Thompson. 87 �(Top left) Casey Donahue SLOWLY carves his rocking horse to perfection. (Top right) Keenan Cook does absolutely nothing during art. (Middle) Are Jon Qualls, Tony Kimball, and Ben Lueck future Einsteins in the making? Nah! (Bottom left) Mr. Stell's math class looks up from their hard and tiring work to smile for the camera. (Bottom right) Sarah Horton and JoAnna Cartwright wander aimlessly in the halls during class. 88 �(Top left ) Brekka Ritchie , Becky VanDanBerg, and Marie Van Abbema search for the perfect beads in Mrs. Juliana 's beading activity. (Top right ) Mr. Mann proves that glue is a very useful tool in the the art of woodworking. (Middle) Kennie Monger and Andy Schaaf stare off into space dreaming of becoming famous chemists. (Bottom left) Christa Gurule studies not-so-hard for her spelling test. (Bottom right ) Brent Janus does a little mechanical work on Mr. Mann 's truck. 89 �Exchange Students ~ G everal of the new faces at BHS were individuals who had come to the United States to experience American lifestyles and education. Bayfield had a total of five exchange students. These students were Jose Garay, from Mexico; Darko Vojinvic, from Serbia; Karolin Rhinow, from Germany; Diogo Monteiro, from Sao Paulo, Brazil; and Diogo Rocha , also from ~ao Paulo. All of these student came to America to experience American culture and hoped to take home man} new memories and experiences that they could keep for a lifetime. If asked to comment on their experience as an exchange student, one would probably hear what a great time they have had here in America , and about the great friends they have made. (Inset) Diogo Monteiro (Above) Diogo Ro· cha, Karolin Rhinow, Darko Vojinvic, Jose Garay. The Wolverine Update D id you know that there is a radio show about BHS? Most students don't. Erin Cummins and Chris Rhodes are the voices be· hind the show " The Wolverine Up· date". It is a weekly radio shm~ about what's going on at BHS. The} include announcements, sports, and news stories about current events at BHS. They record the show before· hand, and it airs every Saturda) morning at 10:15 a.m. on 101.3 FM. This was Chris and Erin's first year to do the show, and they had to start from scratch. They learned many new uses for technology. The two write, produce, and record the show. They have come a long way, as the) remember that their first show took them three hours to make! 90 �Prom '99 MOllet GJLos Royalty PJLoWL kl~ )fik?k?l kelt\We 2lfOt{S MoVtCJell (Lm er left) Jessica Pritchard, Laura Dallison, and Ruth Jones look their most glamorous for the big night. (Right) Mari Van Abbema and Erin Humiston are prepared to have a great time! 91 �(Top) Even dads enjoy proms. Sarah and Rick Edwards and Erin and Chris Black. (Above) Tommy Percell says " H y ". (Above right) Foxey Ladies: Lindsay Dallison , Ginny Flippen , Cecilia Hanna, Tara Corlies, Kristina Johnson, and Mandy Magill . (Right) Clayton Shonk and Kinnie Monger lead a line dance. 92 �(Above ) Nikki Walker and Diogo Monteiro; Mindy Paulek and Ryan McLaughlin. (Left) Watch out for Brent and his swinging chair! (Below) The traditional group shot: Back; David Valencia , Jerry Steinbacher, Kelly Greer, Blake Evens, Micah Priest Matt Nelson, Front; Becky VanDenBerg, Shiann Homer, Nikki Evans, Monica Pyle, Christina Gambino. 93 �The Colorado School of Mines Medal of Achievement in Math and Science, Marine Corps "Distinguished Athlete Award"- Tony Kimball The University of Colorado at Boulder Outstanding Junior Award - Tiffany Potter The Xerox Award in the Humanities and Social Sciences- Ai· leen Kohlerschmidt The Marine Corps "Semper fidelis" Music Award - Boothe Iberg Wendy ' s High School Heisman Awards- Sarah Hor· ton and Andy Schaaf Durango Masonic Lodge 's Outstanding Junior Boy and Girl awards - Aaron Howard and Sara Beck 94 Bayfield Lion 's Club Outstanding Junior Award - Mandy Magill Tandy Technology Outstanding Stu· dent - Brent Janus �Boys and Girls Basketball MVP' s Tony Kimball and Cecilia Hanna Girls Track MVP - Cecilia Hanna All Conference Honors Cecilia Hanna Cross Country MVP's - Michelle Miller and Kennie Monger Volleyball Awards MVP - Kinsee Morlan All Conference Honors Kinsee Morlan Sara Beck Football MVP - Clayton Shonk Most Outgoing Shane Barnes Most Coachable Gavin Downey Offensive Player of the Year - Ryan McLaughlin Defensive Player of the Year - Clayton Shonk Boys and Girls Basketball: MVP - Tony Kimball, Ruth Jones Top Scorer- Ginny Flippen Most Steals - Tara Corlies Most Rebounds Ruth Jones All Conference HonorsTony Kimball Boys Track MVP - Tony Kimball All Conference Honors Jesse Lasater Ben Nelson Clayton Shonk Ryan McLaughlin Adam Jobes Micah Priest Tony Kimball Baseball MVP - Issac Fleener All Conference HonorsAaron Howard Jon Qualls Issac Fleener Shane Horton Wrestling MVP - Shane Barnes Most Improved Brian Scholz 95 �Kennie Monger Chuck Sanchez Award The highest athletic award given at Bayfield High School is the Chuck Sanchez Award. This recognition has been around for over twenty years and the winner must meet many high standards. Among them, the individual must have participated in three sports every year for four years, and he or she must display good citizenship, have a good attitude and good grades and be a coachable individual. Kenny Monger was chosen the 1999 winner by the coaches and administrators. Kenny has been active in cross country, basketball, and track and served as the Head Boy. He will continue his studies at New Mexico State. Barbie Fleener Parent Award Barbie Fleener has been a tireless worker for students a11 athletes at Bayfield High School. She was one of the origin< parents who worked to establish baseball as a high schO< sport and since then has continued her efforts through th Booster Club to complete the baseball field and make oth~ things possible for students. Spirit signs, treats on the bul and always being there to cheer on the teams, are just a fe~ more of her efforts to make Bayfield the best ever. We sa lui Barbie as our number one parent and fan!! The National Merit Scholarship competition is extremely rigorous and the number of awards are limited. Josh O ' Briant was one of 7,600 finalists. He earned a total score of 1480 on the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) on which the awarding of this scholarship is based. This included a perfect score of 800 on the math test. He received a total of over two hundred thirty thousand dollars in scholarship offers from Ivy League schools and other universities across the nation. He has chosen to study mathematics and divinity at the University of Houston. Josh 0 'Briant National Merit Scholarship Finalist 96 �97 �98 �99 �Ty, Ph w!! You mad it; a proud moment in your life! A time to pause and rcn ct on your Iif< thus far and to consider the possibilities of your future. Have dreams and goals for yourself, but take time to ponder, reconsid r, and adjust th m as ne d d . I will pray for you, in that you enjoy whatever you end up doing; then other things will fall into place. Don' t rush into decisions that will affect you forever, but do follow your heart. You have b en a pleasure to know and a honor for us as parents to have. We are blessed. Love, Mom and Dad Clayt, We could not have asked for a greater gift than your arrival on Valentine 's Day. You have grown up to be a fine }Oung man! We always knew you would. You have always possessed such great qualities. Not only are you a thinker- you are a worker. We admire you, we love you, we appreciate you, and we are so very proud of you!!! You listen with your heart, see with your heart, and understand with your heart and that is why we love you with all of ours. Mom and Dad Jessica, Jerry, Thank you for beIt has been a joy ing the best watching you grow daughter a parent into the wonderful could ever hope young man you are for. You are awetoday. We wish you some and truly a the best for the fugift of love. ture, always believe Mom and Dad in your dreams, and remember God is with you. Love, Mom and Dad Angi, To our little princess. You are a special daughter and have always been a joy and light in our family. Thanks for being who you are. Love , Mom and Dad 1 00 Matt, Eighteen years ago we were blessed with a baby boy. In that time he has continued, with each year, to make us more and more proud to be called his mom and dad. Love you Matty! Mom and Dad �Elisa Bernice: Si tu sonrisa es ansia insatisfecha Si hay trabajo excesivo, y mal cosecha Si a tu aftm se contraponen diques, toma un descanso, pero no clausiques. Y di hay un vacio en tu vida: Llenalo de Amor. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye. -Antoine de Saint-Exupery We wish for you courage and clear thinking, hope and a happy heart. Always Thanks for blessing us with your presence. Mami and Papi Dear Ryan, You have brought such joy to our lives. Your easy going manner and great laugh have provided our family with many special memories. Your sense of humor, hard work ethic, compassion for other people, and risktaking nature will combine to provide you with a career you love and a satisfying personal life. We will miss having you around, but know wherever you go, you will be in our hearts and minds, always ... and a phone call away. Remember to always be true to yourself, and things will tum out fine. Love always, Mom and Dad P.S. BE CAREFUL ELROD! Love " T " Ginny, Even if you are spoiled rotten , we still love you with all our heart. Love, Mom and Dad Johnette, I hope you accomplish all your goals. I know you can and you are very talented , just work hard and be happy. Love, Mom and Riley Ben, You have always been special. Remember that we love you and to mind your manners. Love , Mom , Dad , Matt and Eric Heidi, Have courage to follow your dreams. We are proud of you. Thank you for being you. Love , Mom , Dad , and Grandpa Doc 101 �Dear Kym, We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. May your future be successful, joyous, and enriching to your spirit. Always stay true to yourself, reach for the stars and you will go far. Lots of Love, Dad , Mom, Garrett, Travis, & Dylan Ben, You have always had a wonderful creative spirit that has amazed us and kept us happy . We are proud when we look at you and see the potential you have inside of you . We are all excited to watch you choose your path toward you future. Love , Mom , Ron , and Slade To Sierra Girl: "Running the distance" as a four-year-old, amazing dad and brother with your PERSEVERANCE that continues today with cross country ... singing solos and performing dramas before a church crowd with COURAGE ... showing CONFIDENCE as a participant in Pre-Teen Colorado ... the HARD WORK to reach great heights with your flute .. diving into stands after basketballs and conquering hurdles with DETERMINATION ... OVERCOMING ADVERSITY during hard days ... becoming a student of distinction with great DEDICATION ... and most of all the LOVE you show to family ... these qualities of your youth will serve you well as you move into your adult life. WE LOVE YOU!!! Dad and Connie Dear Ted, How fast the years have gone! It seems like just yesterday you were playing legos and learning how to swim. Now the future beckons with limitless possibilities. We have complete faith that you will succeed in whatever dreams you pursue in life. Be happy, keep your sense of humor, and always keep our love with you. Love, Mom, Glenn, and Ben Shane, We are so proud to be your parents. You have been a source of true joy and happiness for us. Now, as you enter the real world and attempt to attain your dreams and goals, remember that we'll be there for you. AIM HIGH - you ' ll always be our " Top Gun" . Love, Mom and Dad 102 Dear Erin, Our wish is that the happiness you have generated in our lives continues to surround you as you carve out your path in life. We are so proud of your academic achievements and leadership qualities. Love, Mom and Dad �Charlie, Go into your future just like the snake, a little bit of caution and a firm grasp on what you really want. I am very proud of you , continue to hold your head up high. I Love You Always, Mom Becky, Now that you have gone from little girl to a young woman, we want to thank you for all the joy , smiles, laughter, and priceless memories you have given us. We wish for you , your dreams to come true and your smiles and laughter and joy to continue. Love, Your family Lauri Anna, I'll never forget the night you came. I'll never forget your name Lauri Anna ... Lauri. You ' re so lucky, this is true. Yes, you ' re special and we all love you. You ' re so beautiful, Lauri Anna. Lauri, I hope you see, when you can realize, just what you mean to your family. Just know miracles continue through a tragedy and God blessed you, can 't you see? You 're love by Christ and you family. You mean the world to me, Lauri Anna. Love, Uncle Eddie and Mom Jenelle, There are those whose dreams seem out of reach, and those whose dreams come true. The difference is in the desire you have in your heart to accomplish those dreams. Continue to work hard to fulfill all your dreams. We will always be there to share in your happiness. Love, Mom and Dad Baby " K" is getting ready to sprout wings and fly. The youngest of three beautiful girls, you will leave a huge void in our home when you fly away. Your sense of humor and your unpredictability make you a lot of fun to live with. We love you very much Krista. Mom, Dad, Kimberly & Randy, Kari & Jeramy Ryan, It seems like only yesterday when you were just starting out on your journey into life. I ' ve never been as proud of you as I am now, as you begin yet another of life' s journeys. Success is awaiting you. Be good, careful, thoughtful and true. Always know that I'm your biggest fan and will support all of your future endeavors. Peace and Love Always, Mom 103 �M lani , We ar so very proud of you ! You arc a very special person, b eautiful inside and out, and ~ou light up our lives. Follow your h eart Peanut, and all your dreams will come true. We wish for you all the happiness and strength this world can give in the years to come. You are going to b e an awesome addition to the women of this planet! Whatever you decide to do in this life, we know you ' ll do it well, the way you do everything! You have b en an incredible blessing! Know that no matter where life takes you, that you ' ll be in our h arts. Love, Mom and Johnny Brent, You have worked hard and become such a wonderful young man. We are so proud of you. Remember, you will always be our " dancing boy" . " The world will have taught you other things to mark the march of time, but you just keep on dancing, dancing in your mind. " Your story is only your own . Don 't let anyone else tell you how to write it. Seize the day, Brent! We love you, Mom and Dad Nikki, I was blessed when you were born. You have been all and even more than I could dream of a daughter being. I am so proud of your ambition, determination, and hard work. You don't let anything stand in the way of your goals. I'm confident you will suceed in life. Follow your dreams! I love you, Mom 104 Melanie, You finally made it. The steps from K-12th grade were tough, you hung in there and worked so hard. We are all proud of you and wish you the best in life. You are the last to graduate and to leave home to accomplish your goals in life. You grew up so fast and so pretty. I know you won 't have a hard time in this wide world . Love, Mom, Dad, your brother and the rest of the family Jennifer, Here is to girl with a hard head that grew up and became a very responsible adult way before her time and one I am so very proud of. I hope you, Aaron, and Anthony have a very wonderful and fun time in Georgia and wherever else you may go. Love, Mom �Laura Liz, My how time flies! It seems like just yesterday you were bravely entering Mrs. Cottams kindergarten class. You were so shocked when I told you couldn t pass kindergarten unless you did good work"! You have worked so hard ever since! We are so proud of you. You've become so much; a wonderful, fun, productive young lady. You will do well in all you do. In all ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths.' Proverbs 3:6 Love, Mom & Dad Shiann Joy, You ar so special. I'm very proud of you! Thank you for our time together - you've filled my soul with joy, grace, laughter, and yes - tears at times. You 've been my reason to be. tay strong, spread your wings, fly free, and go with spirit. Always see those things not created by man; know you are never alone. Be joyful and always grateful. Know you are loved beyond words. Love, Mom Thanks for the Support Yearbook Staff Christie Bonds, Krista Bouslaugh , Tanna Bricker, Joanna Cartwright, Erin Cummins, Natalie Decker, Nikki Ellis, Alan Hanstadt, Sarah Horton, Ginny Flippen, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, Torry Lucas, Johnette Maloy, Chris Marchase, Jasmine Martindale, Justin Montgomery, Brandi Naranjo, Chris Organian, Steve Poulos, Monica Pyle, Troy Rakes, Sarah Sanchez, Chris Smithwick, Jake Tuscon, Becky VanDenBerg, Advisor Ms. Carol Blatnick Photographers Brian Capalbo .................. 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Monty 25 Head. Brnndon 20.60.61.73 Head. Rachel 29, 81 Henderson. Tara 35. 76 Herman. Heather 25 Hibbard, Ken 62. 64 Hill, Kay 38 Hilleary, Katherine 25, 78 Hinman, Jeffery 29 Hoffman. Kyle 29. 54 Holdeman. Leslie 25. 81 Homer. hiann 6. 12. 56. 57. 74. 93. 97. 105 Horton. Sarah 20. 44, 45. 56. 57. 66. 74, 79, 88, 94 Horton, Shane 3. 16, 41, 42, 62, 63.97,99,102 Horton. Thoma 12,63. 64 Hout7. Gary 41. 43 Howard, Aaron 20. 55. 62. 63. 73, 77. 2, 94, 95 Howard. Rex 62. 63. 64 Howard, Tara 35 H1ppcn. Y1rginia Humi ton. Crystal 82 Humi ton. Erin 20, 82, 91 l luntcr-Chamblcc, Jennifer 12. �104 !berg, Boothe 25, 76, 94 Janus, Brent 12. 16, 76, 82, 89, 93. 94, 97, 98, I 04 Jaques, Barbara 35 Jobc , Adam 20, 49. 54, 66. 73. 95 Jobes. R)'an 25. 49, 54. 73, 86 John on, Dann)' 29 Johnson, Doris 29 Johnson, Kristina 20, 44, 45, 77, 92 John on. Melinda 25, 46, 71, 73, 82, 87 Johnson, Thomas 25. 73, 80 John on, Vernon 30, 80, 81 Jones. Clare 66, 73. 76 Jone , Ruth 4. 9. I 0, 12, 44, 45. 56, 57,65, 66, 70, 71, 72, 73. 77, 86, 91, 95. 97,98 35, 87 Juliana, Jackie 20, 22, 81 Juliano. Michael 25,46, 80 Kai er, Erika Keirns, Jon 34, 35, 66 Kelly, Kira 30, 80 30 Kern, Jamaica 30, 49, 54, 66, Kimball, Marcu 71, 80, 82 Kimball, haron 35, 49, 66. 82 Kimball, Tony 20, 52, 55, 66. 67. 70, 71, 77, 82. 88,94.95 Kimball, Vernon 35. 49, 66, 71 Kirkpatrick, Travi 36 Klein, Tim 30 Koenig, Brent 30, 43, 73 Kohler chmidt, Aileen 20, 22, 7 3, 79,81,94 Kortz, Brian 30, 54 Kremer, Nikki 25, 58, 86 Kuglc, Amanda 25 La ater, Je se 3, 9, 13, 41, 42, 71, 78,95 Layton, Amber 25, 46, 47, 66, 73 Lee, Matt 30, 54 Leland, Wes 35 Luca , Torrey 30, 79 Lucas, Tyler 20, 76 Lucero, Lance 20, 60 Lucero, Leonard 25, 60 Lucero, Melanie 9, 13, 73, I 05 Lucero. Valerie 25 Ludwig, Chad 20, 66, 81 Lueck, Ben 25, 73, 76, 78, 88 Luna, Amy 13, 38 Luter, Heidi 9, 13, 44, 45, 71, 72. 73, 77, 98. 101 Luzar, Kri ty 20, 21, 81 Magill, manda 20, 44, 46, 47, 73. 77' 82. 92, 94 Magill, Bett)' 35 Magill, Don 37 Maloy,Johnette 9.13, 79, 0.101 Mann, Robert 35, 9 Manzer. Virginia 13, 62. 7 3, I 01 Marcha e. Chri 25, 41, 43, 64, 73, 79, 81 Mars, Je ica 20. 44, 56, 57. 71, 73, 86 30. 50. 5 I, 66 Martin. Trista 25. 46, 79. Martindale. Ja mine 80, 87 Martinez. Dominic 60 Martinez, Fern 37 Martinez, Melinda 46. 58 Martinez, Rol) 25. 54. 62. 63. 68 Martinez, Zachal) 25. 55. 84 Mart)', Ed 22,34, 35.85 McAlvan)', cott 20. 66. 81, 84 McClendon, Emma 30, 80 McClure. Dan 66 McCune. Brian 30, 76, 82 McDermott, Ross 30. 54, 68 McKnight. Megan 30, 81 McLaughlin, Ryan 3, 13, 16, 40. 41' 42, 53. 55. 65, 66. 82. 93, 95. 101 Mead, Levi 20, 43, 73 Mericle, and)' 36, 71 Me ta , Gary 37 Micka , Kymberly 8, 9, 13, I 02 Miller, Michelle 30, 49, 58, 66, 86, 95 Milner, Diane 3, 36 Mi ener. Jeff 57 Monge, Edith 13. 25. 57. 58, 86 Monger, Kennie 13. 49. 52, 53, 55. 65, 66, 67, 70. 71, 82, 89, 91, 92, 95. 96 Monger. Richie 20, 49, 54, 66, 73 Monteiro, Diogo 41, 42, 43, 7 3. 90, 92 26 Montgomery, Justin 26,43 Montgomery. Shilo 36,41 Moon, Mart)' Moore, LuCinda 20, 46 Morales, Andrea 30 13, 16. 101 Morales. Eli a Morelli. Maggie 36 3, 20, 22, 44, 45, Morlan, Kinsee 74, 95 Morrison, Ethan 30, 60 Mueller, April 26, 46, 7 3 aranjo, Brandi 26, 79 eil, Jane 37 eil, Matt 54 elon,Ben 2,4,13,16,41,42, 66, 70, 71, 72, 73, 82, 84. 95. 99. 101 Nel on. Matthew 26, 41, 54, 66. 73. 93 e1 on, Meli a 20 Nel on. Ti h 36 ewb)', manda 30. 50, 51 ewb)', Liz 3 North, Cry tal 7, 26 O'Briant I,Jo hua 14. 76. 96,99 O'Rourke, John 26, 60 Ourganian. Chri topher 20, 41. 54. 55, 62. 63. 64, 70. 71. 77. 79, 2 Parker, Jo hua 14. 60 Paulek, Brad)' 26. 41, 43. 66 Paulek. Mind)' 30. 58. 66. 93 Percell, Daniel 8, 14. 41, 42. 80 Percell. Tommy 6. 21. 41. 73. 74. 75,84.92 Perkins. Brandon 26 Perkins. Luke 49 Perl). Meli sa 26. 66. 73. 74 Perl). Michelle 30. 73. 82 Phelp , Ka)' 37 Phelps, Wendy 38 Phillip , Leah 21. 66 Piccoli, Matt 9. 14. 53, 55. 62. 63. 78. 100 30. 54 Piccoli, Scott Pickering, Keith 30. 60 44 Pickett, Jana Pickett, Kri toffer 21. 73 Potter, J es ica 30. 50. 5 l. 7 I Potter, Tiffany 21. 50. 51. 72. 73. 77, 7 . 5. 94 Poulo . teve 9. 14. 40. 41, 42. 53. 55, 79. 87 Powell, Gabe 26 14, 16 Prianto, Roland 8, 14 Price, Greg 14. 66, 67, 85. 93, Prie t, Micah 95 Prior. Butch 34. 35. 36 Pritchard. Je ica 7, 14. 62. 77. 82, 91. I 00 Pyle. Joe 80 Pyle. Monica 7, 14. 16, 74. 79, 93 26. 41, 43. 54. Qualls. Jonathan 55, 62. 63, 73. 88. 95 Rake , Troy 26. 79 Randolph, Jes ica 26, 58 Reigal, Arthur 54 Rhinow. Karolin 14, 66, 73, 90 Rhode , Chris 91 Richardson, Jame 21 Ritchie. Brekka 2. 9. 14. 16. 49. 89 Robinette. Rodne)' 26 Rocha, Diogo 63. 64. 73. 90 Rodeback. Courtne)' 30 Roe. Ian 9. 15. 41, 42.87 Ro , Kira 49 Ruggle . Chad 21 Sample . Ryan 15. 52. 53, 55. 78. 103 anchez, Rust)' 26, 49. 54. 64. 6 anchez. Sarah 7. 26. 46, 74. 79 anderford. Sandi 15. 80 anford, Jed-Bjorn 26. 7 chaaf. Andre\., 21. 49. 66, 70. 71. 72, 73. 9. 94 chi ler, Cry tal 31. 0. 2 cholz, Brian 60. 61. 4. 95 cott. Jamie 21 edwick, tephen 2I emler. Melody 37 hawcroft. Gilbert 3I heveka . Jennifer 31 honk. layton 2. I 0, I 5. 40. 41. 42. 1 4. 92. 95. I 00 honk. Karen 26. 2 honk. Kimber!)' 31. 46. 64 hort, Jonathan 31 iffert. Hope 31. 59. 73. 7 1 19 �IfTert. Jebeta 15 mos. Jam1e 21. 50. 51. 66. 73. 2 ISCOe. Ke\ 10 31. 0 mith. Beck) 37 mith. Eileen 31. 46. 4 7. 5 . 66. 71. 73 mith. Elitabeth 9. 15 mith, Jodie 21 mith. Lace; 31. 80 mith. eth 31. 64 mith. Trina 26 mithwick. hris 26. 54. 73. 79. 86 Sobczak. Heather 31, 66. 80 Spi hock. Ruth 31. 49, 66. 0 pishock. Tim 26.49, 66. 6 teinbacher. Jerry 15. 53. 55. 93. 100 tell. Bruce 36. 41. 55. 66. 84 Stcv.,ard, Courtnc; 38 tcwart. MatthC\\ 21. 6 . 73. 82 tock. Bill) 26 tone. Eric 3 I. 60 uthcrlin. Kresta 27. 57. 5 Tatum. Da\ id 31. 60. 71 Ta) lor. Eric 15. 41. 42 Taylor. ata ha 31 Thatcher. Kcturah 15. 16 Thoma . B; ron 31 Thomas. Crystal 27, 73. 74 Thomp on. lcesha 27. 7 . 7 Thomp on. arah 27 Thornton. Jennifer 31. 82 Treanor. Kate 38 Tro tel. Lac; 31 Trujillo. Cry tal 31 Tuc on. Jake '27. 73. 79 Tuc on. Mi t; 31. 46. 64. 80 Tuc on. andra 37 Turner. Ca · ·andra 21 aldez. Mariano 31 alcncia. Da\ id I -. 16. 40. 41. 42. 75. 93 alenzuela. Michelle 31. 7 3. 5 an bbema. Marie 21. 49. 66. 9. 91 VanDenBerg, Beck; 15. 16. 45. 56. 57. 66. 79. 9. 93. 103 VanDenBerg. Matt 31. 43. 54, 64 Varnell. Dave 41. 43. 54. 55. 62. 63.64 Vojinovic. Darko 15. 73. 90 Walker. ikki 23. 27. 44. 46. 2. 6. 93 Wallace. Jame 27 Walter. Larry 37 Walter . Chri tina 27, 81 Warren. Dawn 81 Way, Chri 27,48,49 White. Mi ty 31 Wicburg, D.J. 32. 43, 64. 80 Wiebe. Brian 21 Wiggin . Kimberl; 2 32 Wilbourn. Larf\ 27 William . John. 32. 41, 43, 60. 66. 71. 80. 82 0 120 21. 50. 51. 71. 7J. 77. 82 'NIImcr. Colin 32 Wilmer. Jonathan 27.43. 64.73 Wilson. Jolcen 0 Wood. Aimee 27. 66. 73. 74.81 Wra;. Jennifer 21 Wnght. Jessica 27 Young, ngic 16. 70. 71. 82. I 00 Young, Beck; 32.46. 58. 66.80 /ink. ndrea 27. 44. 46 Zv.,isler. m; 16. 17. 77. 78.98 z\\islcr. arah 32. 66. 73 T he 1998-1999 school year has come and gone. From classrooms to hallways, from sports fields to organizational events, this year has become a part of our memories and a part of Bayfield High School's history. The yearbook staff hopes that we have captured enough of the important events and people, to help you remember this as the special year when we "Raised the Roof"! ��1 Peace in the Middle Ea!!it In a deal brokered by President Bill [linton and the late King Hussein of Jordan. Palestinian leader Vasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sign the Wye River Memorandum. the first step toward a permanent peace in the Middle Easl Emba!!i!!iY Bombing§ Embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam. Tanzania. are ripped apart by terrorists' bombs that explode almost simultaneously. U.S. officials suspect renegade Saudi billionaire Dsama bin Laden in the attacks. Ru!!i!!iian Economy Political and social crises grip Russia as the economy tumbles. The value of the ruble drops by half, banks dose and the stock market crashes. Hurricane Mitch Hurricane Mitch cutS a wide path of destruction through Mexico and Central America. causing millions of dollars in damage and leaving millions homeless. North Ireland Peace Accord§ Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahem and British Prime inister Tony 8 ·r s Badl.( nds after signi L:·-·-..!·.~----- F00118 profe5siaflal Ventura is eled!d governor of Minnesota in a peace agrmnent between stunning co~fronHiehind vidory. Britain illlll Northern ll'!lind. �Phil Hartman Florenc:e 6riffith Joyner Lawton Chiles Rip Wilson Alan Shephard Jr. Frank Sinatra War aver Iraq Unned Nations weapons inspectors arrive at the U.N. headquarters in Baghdad. Aher Iraq's refusal to cooperate with the inspedors, Allied planes and missiles were launched against Iraqi targets in Operation Desert Fox. Swi!ii!ii Air Flight Ill Swiss Air flight m. en route from New York City to Geneva. Switzerland, crashed off the coast of Nova Scotia just over an hour aher taking off. None of the 229 passengers on boanl survived. John 6/enn Cri!iii!ii in the White Hau!iie Scandal rocks the White House as Pll!Sident Bill [linton is accused of pe~ury and obstrudion of justice. In an impeachment trial before the U.S. Senate, Pll!Sident [linton is acquitted of the charges. Thirty-six years ah!r being the lirst American in orbit. retired U.S. Senator John 61enn returned to space aboaniSpace Shuttle Endeavour. At the age of he became the oldest astronaut in space. n Roy Rogers 6ene Autry Tammy Wynette 6eerge Willat! ~ liollhnter King lfu5sein I Newt Gingrich Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. R-6a.. resigns aher Rerublicans lose ground in the fal congressional elections. �u ic televi io Tap Ten Movie§ Ene~y at= the tate Achance encounter with a friend has Will Smith framed for murder and running for his life in the action thriller Enemg of the State. The Waterbay Adam Sandler returns to the screen in the hit movie The Waterbog. Sandler plays Bobby Boucher. a 31-year-old college freshman who turns years of aggression into success on the football field. 1. Armageddon 2. Saving Private Ryan l Something About Mary 4. The Waterboy 5. ABug's Life 6. Dr. Dolittle 7. Deep Impact 8. Rush Hour 9. 6odzilla 10. Lethal Weapon 4 Armageddon Antzand Touchstone Pictures blasts Bruce Willis and a band of oil-drilling misfits into space on a mission to destroy an earthbound asteroid in the fast-paced action thriller ArmageddoiL ABug~Lit=e The box office was covered in insects as Dreamworks released Antz while Oisne~ and Pixar released ABugs Life. Eddie Murphy stars as Dr. Dolittle, a physician who is able to talk to animals in this remake of the 1967 classic. Saving Private Ryan Tom Hanks leads a squad of soldiers on a dangerous mission in the World War II movie Saving Private RgaiL The critically acclaimed film also stars Matt Damon. Edward Bums i1d To Size re. !!ihake!!ipeare in Lave=========-==" In Shakespeare in love, Joseph Fiennes stars as the young playwright iiiSha espeal'1!. Suffering from writer's lo he is un le to progress with his latest work untfl he meets the lovely Viola. played by Gwyneth Paltrow. �~ -,--~~ ~ . "'~..-.. - ~ i , music television A/ani!iii Mari!!iiette Brandi and Manica Canadian bad girl Alanis Morisette releases Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie. the highly anticipated follow-up to her multiplatinum debut. Jagged lime Pill Brandi and Monica spend 13 weeks at number one with The Bog is Mine. Garth Braak!!ii Bea!!iitie Bay!iii The Beastie Boys blast back onto the scene with Hello Nasty. His newest album. Double live, sells over one million copies in its fil'5t week of release. Dixie Chick!!ii Their major label debut. Wide Open Spaces. shoots to number one on the country music charts. Tap Five AlbUIT1§ 1. VARIOUS ARTISTS: Titanic Soundtrack 2. BACKSTREET BOYS: Backstreet Bogs l CEUNE DID : let's Talk About love 4. SHANIA TWAIN: &me On Over 5. " SY C Sync ........ �WB launched another hit show in the fall of 1998 with the college drama Felicity. Keri Russell stars as Felicity Porter. a young pre-med student who leaves home to face life in New York Oty. Daw§an'§ Creek Set in the small town of Capeside, Massachusetts. llaWSIJII's CIPH follows the lives of four teenagers trying to make sense of their future and the world around them. The cast of Friends continues ' to amuse audiences with a fresh approach to comedy and hilarious stories of everyday life. Spin Cd!J's Michael J. Fox once again proves 6e has the "spin" on things by winning the Golden 61obe's Award for Best Actor in a Television Series - Musical or [omedy. [hristina Applegate sheds her ditzy Kelly Bundy image by starring in the hit show Jessie. Ally McBeal Drew Carey Wednesday night has doubled the laughter as ABrs hit The Drew Careg Show is followed by [arey's new show, Whose Line is it Angwag! The hottest show on television stars Calista Flockhart as the lovable Ally McBeal, a young lawyer who is constantly entangling herself in humorous and touching problems that showcase the acting abilities firs- e �Mark Mc6wire St Louis Cardinal Mark Mc6wire hits 70 home runs and breaks the single season home run record previously held by Roger Maris for 37 years. !j_f:!p_er Bawl XXXIII 1 Ouarterback John Elway shows his excitement as the Denver Broncos defeat the Atlanta Falcons to win back-to-back Super Bowls. Jeff 6ardan Jana Navatna Jeff 6ordon wins the 1999 Daytona 500. With three championships under his belt and a new video game. Jeff 6ordon X5 Racing, 6ordon remains NASCAR's most popular driver. Jana Novotna hugs her Wimbledon trophy after defeating France's Nathalie Tauziat in the women's singles final. NBA Players Assoriatio Exeruti Dirertor Billy 11un1!r i11111 NBA Cammissianer David Stem shake hands at a news conference in New Yort City. announcing a collective bargaining agree t===== tu end the 1!11-day NBA ~ayer lotbut. Warld 5erie!ii The New York Yankees celebrate after winning the 1998 World Series. The win marked the team's 24th World Series title. Michael Jardan After great success with the Chicago Bulls. Michael Jordan ---an.not~nces • ·re France defeats Brazil in a l-0 upset victnry in the World Cup finals in J ly. Fra s first hOSt nation tD win in 20 years. �' ~- ~ ~ ------~ --. .. movies music television sports Furby, the hottest new toy of the year. has six built-in sensa~ that allow it to respond to touch. light. sound. motion. or its horizontal or vertical positioning. It speaks its own lan9uage known as Furbish.'' but can also be taught English as well as other tricks. Je!!!i!!!ie Camp In the fall of 199 Apple released its new. affordable iMac computer. With multi-colored shells. easy setup and quick access to the Internet. the iMac quickly became the best-selling computer in 1998. What Would Jesus Do? jewelry. clothing and posh!~ became a hit with teens in R Jesse Camp won MTV's Become a VJ contest and cashed in on the 525.000 prize. He became one of the most popular pe~onalities and host of his own show. lunch with Jesse. Rogue Squadron/ Tamb Raider Ill Jewelry designe~ saw a boost in sales when ji!WI!Iry designed in the form of Howm and animals became the latest accessory rage. Nintendo's Star War.s: Rogue Squadron and Lara Croft's newest adventure. Tomb Raider Ill came the hottest-selli~ games of Hie Christmas season. Comfnrt and style is what society demanded. The fa · i responded with cargo pants. the hottest-selling style of the year. ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 1999 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. 1998-1999 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1999; including students in ninth 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. 128 p. : ill. ; 28 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Ninety-nine ; Wolverines IIIF Item Metadata UUID e92e8e03-1f82-426a-8649-be684e8ef57c Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/9736d66bb39126ac4d65879ce99763af.pdf f38c0772cc59c51e2ad4ff5670fa47f4 PDF Text Text ����Ba :fi ld olorado Layout by Corey Copenhaver Home Page 1 �Ii fton Backer Amber Bell J.T. Bell Kevin Black Melanie Calderwood Chri Carroll Tammie Cartwright Devon Catron Owen Clark Brendan Clendenning Erin Cummins Melinda Cundiff 2 SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes �ry tal usenza Andrea u ick Lindsay Dallison Natalie Decker Gavin Downey idnee Eckert Anna Edwards Blake Evans Becky Evers Doug Farnam Robert Farnam Christina Gambino SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes 3 �Stefanie Goldenberg Kelly Greer Pete Grijalva Cri ta Gurule Amy Guy Courtney Harrington Ramie Harris Monty Hatfield Katherine Hilleary Boothe !berg Ryan Jobes Melinda Johnson 4 SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes �Thoma John on rika Kai er Billy Kelly Nikki Kremer Amber Layton Josh Lewis Tawnie Lister Leonard Lucero Chris Marchase Rory Martinez Zach Martinez Justin Montgomery SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes 5 �hilo Montgomery April Mueller Brandi aranjo Paul avarro Matt elson Jacob Parker Brady Paulek Melissa Perry Gabe Powell Jon Qualls Troy Rakes Jessica Randolph 6 Seniors Layout by Rusty Sanchez �Rodney Robinette B.J. Roderick ~~homa Romero Ru ty Sanchez Sarah Sanchez Brian Scholz Karen Shonk Chri Smithwick Tim Spi hock David Tatum Elisha Thompson Sarah Thompson Seniors Layout by Rusty Sanchez 7 �Jake Tuc on Zach Van Abbema Ben Varga ikki Walker Jatnes Wallace Chri tina Walter Whitney Williams Aimee Wood Je sica Wright Andrea Zink 8 Seniors Layout by Rusty Sanchez �Senior Favorites of2001 Picture Perfect Smile Shilo Montgomery & Lindsay Dallison Best Personality Loveable Laugh Christina Gambino & Matt elson Wildest Hair Katherine Hilleary & Chris Smithwick Melinda Johnson & Ryan Jobes Layout by Megan McKnight 9 �Fashionable Attire Million Dollar Makers Amber Bell & Zack Martinez Natalie Decker & Boorh I berg Hot Wheels Karen honk & Kelly Greer Most Spirit Becky Evers & Devon Catron �Enchanting Eyes Class Clown Melissa Perry & Ru ty anchez Nikki Walker & Rory Martinez Friendliest Personality Quietest Personality Andrea Cu ick & Brady Paulek Melinda Cundiff & Tim pishock Layout by Megan McKnight 11 �Jon Qualls started school in Bayfield in the first grade. He has been involved in sports most of his life. He is an outstanding student, a member of FBLA, a Peer Mediator and has been in the America's Who's Who of academics and sports. Jon was all conference in football and in baseball several times. He was also captain of the basketball team and awarded the Most Inspirational player. Jon has always been a leader and sets high goals for himself. He is a true friend to many. Jon has his hopes set on playing baseball in college. 12 �Andrea Cusick moved to Bayfield when she was four year old. he has been involved in dance and athletics most of her life. She is a member of the ational Honor society and has also been involved in student government, FBLA, FCCLA, volleyball, basketball, and track. She was all conference in volleyball and was on the 4x800-meter relay team that took second at state for two years in a row and set some new records for BH . Friends, family, and academics are very important to Andrea. She carrie a 3.9 grade point and is planning on attending college in Utah. 13 �14 SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes �Layout by Rusty Sanchez Seniors 15 ��The First Week ofSchool Layout by Carli Posey and Kimberly Piccoli It is almost hard to believe that the summer is over and we are all back to the grind of chool It -eerns like only yesterday we were sleeping in and had no worries about anything. Then, all of a sudden, we hear that all-too-familiar voice of our mother or father banging on the door, telling us to get out of bed or we will be late for chool. As we slowly it up and creep into our bathrooms, we get the feeling that the fun is all over and it is time to hunker down with tho e twentypound schoolbooks all over again, not to mention putting up with tho e teachers, -orne more excited than others, and their never changing "Rules for the Classroom." A we walk through tho e double door and stroll to our lockers, we can catch the stench of all-purpose cleaner that tends to fade away a oon a you move m And the meII of new clothes and backpacks, along with the plastic wrap from new chool supplie , is everywhere you tum. As that first bell rings, like zombies we meander to our first class and sit by our closest friend, thinking "Hey, this won't be o bad," until the teacher pulls out that ever-sofamous eating chart. After we find out that we have been seated with our best friend practically on the other side of the world, we receive that brief summary of what will be expected of us from the teacher and what type of assignments we will have to perform. Sometimes, it seem that this small ritual on the first day can make or break how you will feel for the rest of the day. Then comes the fun part when we march up to the front of the clas room and gnb that dingy textbook that our parents probably u ed when they were our age and call out that special number that the teacher will keep clo e to our names in her acred grade book. Then, we all tend to sit there and listen to the teacher give a speech of how he/she would like to see things performed in the classroom. The clock slowly creep forward and ometimes backwards. Then, like a ong from the heavens, that last bell rings; and we are free until the real deal starts tomorrow. First Week of School 17 �Homecoming 2000 Top: Matt gets his leg checked at the Homecoming football game Middle Left: Ruth and Jenny blow kisses to the camera at the dance Middle: 41h period class decorating their door Middle Right: the sophomore float for the Parade Bottom Right: Trista lets off a cheer at the Homecoming football game Bottom Left: the volleyball team rides the fire truck in the Parade 18 Homecoming Layout by Jake Harrington & Corey Copenhaver �King&Queen Top Right: Kelly was nominated the Homecoming King for 2000 Top Middle: Rory, Jon, & Kelly were the candidates for the Homecoming King Middle: Kelly and Andrea nominated Homecoming King & Queen for the Year 2000 Layout by Jake Harrington & Corey Copenhaver Top Left: Andrea was nominated the Homecoming Queen for 2000 Bottom: Lindsay, Andrea, & Sara were the candidates for the Homecoming Queen Homecoming 19 �Cheerleading 2000-2001 (Top Row--left to right) Amanda Newby, Aubrey Falconer, Melissa Carothers, Honni Phillips, Jinny Doughty (Second Row) Trista Martin, Stephanie Goldenberg, Jessica Potter (Bottom Row) Melanie Calderwood, Tawnie Lister She is a third year cheerleader and a leader in other activities. We've enjoyed the time with her and wish her well. Melanie Calderwood Tawnie Lister Stephanie Goldenberg Her sweetness enlightened us all. Her petite size put smiles on our faces. And she will be missed by all. Though a newcomer, she more than helped to form the squad. Her talent and humor will alwa stay in our hearts. 20 Cheerleading Layout by: Trista Martin & Amanda Newby �• • Cheerleaders 21 �Wolverine Volleyball Varsity Left to Right (Bottom) Coaches Melinda Martinez, Denise Close (Arc) Nikki Walker, Arrrt Guy, Erika Kaiser, Andrea Cusick, Becky Evers, Melinda Johnson, Li.;1dsay Dallison, Andrea Zink, Sarah Sanchez 22 Volleyball Layout by: Misty Tucson and Kim Piccoli �Seniors 2000 z ....... ~ ~ ....... The 2000 volleyball season was very memorable for the girls and their coach. This season was different from any of the other seasons because the new head Varsity coach, Mrs. Close had different plans as to how her teams were going to play. Both coach Close and the girls had a wondrous time throughout their whole season! When I talked to the players about their season they had a lot of insight as to how they felt their season went. The one thing that everyone said was that they had tons of fun even though most of them wished they had gone past districts. The Varsity senior girls and Mrs. Close had their own comments on the season. "Our record wasn't as pleasing as I hoped, but I had a lot of fun with my friends one last season." -Nikki Walker #3"Throughout the 2000 volleyball season I learned about skill & determination; but mostly about the things you can achieve when you believe in yourself & team ... "-Erika Kaiser#&-" I wish we would have gone past districts because we were good Prough but I had a lot of fun anyway!"-Andrea Cusick #8-" Despite the tears and frustration, we had fun and learned a lot about ourselves in the process." -Andrea Zink #11- " The season was fun and interesting to say the least." -lindsay Dallison #7"I loved playing with these girls and I hope they had the best season!"-Amy Guy #2- "The season did not turn out as well as we all had hoped. However, it was a lot of fun and our senior year was a blast to the end! Go Wolverines!" -Becky Evers #10"I had a great time playing with all you bananas! And to Becky and Erika: You'll always be my Vie's." -Melinda Johnson #9"I had a lot of fun playing with the girls our senior year.' -Sarah Sanchez# 1"0ne of the best games we played was against Dolores in the Mancos Tournament. We were down 4-14. Instead of quitting, the girls dug in and played hard. We ended up losing the game but it was 17 to 19. I am also proud of the win we earned against Centauri at Centauri, and the close games we played at Ignacio. We would have liked to win more matches at the District level. We beat Monte Vista, played hard against Pagosa and took Ignacio to 3 games. We finished 4.. in the Intermountain League. • -coach CloseThis season was tough, but the Lady Wolverines and Coach Close rose to the challenge, pulled their team together and beat some pretty hard teams. The girls represented the Wolverines well! Layout by: Misty Tucson and Ki m Piccoli Volleyball 23 �Junior Varsity Left to Right (Bottom): Kimberly Piccoli, Nikki Ellis, Eillen Smith, Katie Carron, Jessica Piccoli, (Center): Danielle Roberts, Kim Shonk, Jenni Gingerich, Ashley Hahn, Alev Erogullari, Mi ty Walter, (Top): Mistie Tucson, Shannon Guy, Lacy Beck, Kellie Etz, Jamie Hill, Nikki Calderwood, Cassie Dunavant, Kalee L'Argent, Amy Young, Coach Melinda Martinez 24 Volleyball Layout by: Misty Tucson and Kim Piccoli �Purple Team Left to Right (Bottom): Amber Failer, Andrea Stewert Lindsey Martinez, Saffrre Chri tensen, Misty Walter Amy Guy (Middle): Arminta Teater, Kellie Etz, Amy Young, Alex Conners, Lacy Beck, Kalee L'Argent, (Top): Nikki Calderwood, Jamie Hill, Veronica Penny, Cassie Dunavant, Jamie Macklin, Mistie Tucson, Erin Brown, Kyra Moon, Tawnee Farmer Gold Team Left to Right (Bottom) Heather Dodd, Miliana Grigorieve, Sarah Ree e, (Center) De iree Cundiff, Andrea Steward, Lindsay Martinez, Tawnee Farmer, Jennifer McLaird, (Top) Jenna Perry, Jeannie Baird, Sarah Wood, Coach Denise Close, Krystal Durbin, Kyra Moon, Erin Brown Layout by: Misty Tucson and Kim Piccoli Volleyball 25 �Seniors in Action Top to borrom, Left to right Blake Evans (83) J.T. Bell (30) Coltin Duran (65) Brady Paulik (71) Zach Van Abbema (78) Chris Marchase ( 17) Kelly Greer (6) Devon Catron (54) Matt el on (66) Jake Tucson (50) Kevin Black (36) Jon Qualls (34) 26 Layout by: AJ Atchison Football �(CLOCKWIS ·)Jay Miller and Matt Gonzale , Jay Miller, Kelly Greer, Matt el on, Jon Qualls, Jay Miller, Jon Quail and Blake Evan , Luke Harrington, Kevin Black, and Matt Nel on, Zach YanAbbema, J.T. Bell and Matt Brown Layout by Tyler Mclaughlin Football 27 �Varsity ~ -- - . ~ --=--~ ~L -~---- --- • ~ (Top left to right) Eric Nelson, Brent Koenig, Brady Pauleck, Blake Evans, Jon Qualls, Devon Catron, James Garton, Scott Piccoli, Matt Nelson, Matt Gonzales, Jake Tucson, (Second Row) Shea Rivers, Dan Black, Kevin Black, Jay Miller, Matt Brown, Luke Harrington, JT Bell, John Williams, Marcus Kimball, (third row) Colton Duran, Josh Capablo, Tyler McLaughlin, Kelly Greer, Chris Marchase, Matt VanDenberg, Steven Quall , Zach VanAbbema, Kyle Wolf, Corey Copenhaver 28 Football Layout by Tyler McLaughlin �Jr. Varsity (Top left to right) Shaun Melro e, IT Cathcart, Jeremy Siroi , Ryan Johnston, Tim Caruthers, Dan Failer, (second row) Kenan Ellis, Eli Luke, Marcus Dodd, Joey Cu enza, Paul Black, Matt Marchase, (Third row) Joey Carroll, Jesse Penning, Micheal Kramer, Sam McDonald, Quin Overy, Jason Kruger. Layout by James Garton Football 29 �Cross Country 2000 Top Row: (left to right)- Dr. Dan McClure, Cliff Allen, Jerid Cabot, Rusty Sanchez, Ryan Jobes, Abe Brown, Doug Farnam, Cody Stephenson, Tim Spishock, Mrs. Kimball. Bottom Row: (left to right)- Mr. Kimball, Nicole Blount, Amber Pommier, Brittany Jones, Becky Young, Jessica Randolph, Michelle Miller, Jackie Shaw. Seniors 2000 Jessica Randolph 30 Cross Country Tim Spishock Layout by Rusty Sanchez Doug Farnam �Results 1. Sep 2 Sat Pagosa Springs Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 9th, Ryan 20th, Abe 22"d, & Rusty 35th. Overall 51h Varsity Girls: Michelle 2"d, Jackie 4th, Amber 16th, & Jessica 25th. Overall 2"d 2. Sep 9 Sat Aztec Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 5th, Abe 9th, Rusty 14th, Cody 18th, & Ryan 19th. Overall3rd Varsity Girls: Michelle 2"d, Jackie 3rd, Amber th, Jessica lOth, & Becky 19th. Overall2"d 3. Sep 16 Sat Shiprock lnv. Varsity Boys: Tim 20th, Abe 65th, Ryan 75th, Rusty 76th' & Cliff 80th. Overall 11th Varsity Girls: Michelle 4th, Jessica 12th, Amber 33rd, Brittany 62"d, & Becky 70th. Overall 7th 4. Sep 23 Sat Centauri Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 7th, Abe lOth, Ryan 15t11 , & Rusty 2l 5 t. Overall2"d Varsity Girls: Michelle 3rd, Jackie 4th, Amber 9th, & Jessica 14th. Overall 1st 5. Sep 30 Sat Bayfield Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 4th, Ryan 22"d, Rusty 28th, & Cliff 29th. Overall 6th Varsity Girls: Jackie 4th, Amber 11th, Brittany 14th, & Jessica 15th. Overall2"d Oct 6 Fri Bloomfield Inv. 6. Varsity Boys: Tim 19th, Ryan 47th, Rusty 50th, Cliff 53rd, & Cody 66th. Overall 8th Varsity Girls: Jackie 8th, Jessica 25th, Amber 35th, Brittany 59th, & Becky 60th. Overall 7th 7. Oct 7 Sat Mancos Inv. Vilrsity Boys: Rusty 5 th , Abe 11 til , Cliff 14th, & Cody 16th . Overall 3rd Varsity Girls: Jackie 15 \ Jessica 5th, Amber 7th, & Michelle 8th. Overall 1St 8. Oct 14 Sat Sargent Inv. (League Championship)@ Monte Vista Varsity Boys: Tim 13th, Rusty 23rd, Cliff 28th, & Ryan 30th. Overall 5th & League 3rd Varsity Girls: Michelle 7th, Jackie 8th, Jessica 13th, & Amber 18th. Overall2"d & League 2"d 9. Oct 21 Sat Regional Championship@ Monte Vista Varsity Boys: Tim lOth, Rusty 20th, Cliff23rd, Ryan 32"d, & Doug 44th. Overall 6th Varsity Girls: Jackie 6th, Michelle 8th, Amber t9th, Jessica 22"d, & Brittany. Overall2"d 10. Oct 28 Sat State Championship@ Kent Denver Varsity Boys: Tim 70th, Rusty 114t\ & Cliff 125th. Varsity ..Girls: Michelle 14th, Jackie 21 5\ Amber 65th, & Jessica 83ro. Overall 6th Rusty Sanchez Layout by Rusty Sanchez -==• --• --= Ryan Jobes Cross Country 31 �Above, clockwise: Nikki Kremer ropes her breakaway calf at a rodeo in Truth or Consequences,NM; Megan McKnight rounds second barrel in Golden, CO; Nikki Kremer runs barrels in Carlsbad, NM; Shilo Montgomery covers his bronc horse in Ft. Collins, CO. 32 Rodeo Layout by Megan McKnight �Above, clockwise: Shilo Montgomery marks his horse out in Golden, CO;. Chance Towner covers his bull in Golden, CO; Cahlie Bartel guides her horse around the second barrel in Golden, CO; Megan Odell rounds the end pole in Greeley, CO. Layout by Megan McKnight Rodeo 33 �Varsity s 0 c c E R Varsity Team Coach Spriggs, Gabe Powell, Brandon Perkins, Leonard Lucero, Chip Ferguson, Rory Martinez, Zack Martinez, Ben Vargas, Rodney Robinette, Kyle Hoffman, and Jo h Scarbrough 2nd Row Brad Ash, Chris Howlett, Nick Potter, Hugo Rocha, Chris Smithwick, Chri Carroll, Kevin Ludwig, Thomas Romero, Zach Farnam, Manager- Lindsay Jefferson Junior Varsity 2 0 0 0 Manager- Lindsay Jefferson, Colin Wilmer, Brad Ash, Ben Barovier, Zach Farnam, Kevin Ludwig, Dan Manzer, Levi Sortomme 2nd Row Montana Blevins, Chris Howlet, Nick Potter, Becky Jack, and Coach Spriggs 34 Soccer Layout By: Ashlee Robinette �Soccer Season Record 1. Sep 2 Sat Center Lost 3-6 2. Sep 5 Tue @ Durango N Lost 1-7 3. Sep 12 Tue Piedra Vista N Lost 1-4 4. Sep 15 Fri@ Ouray Won 3-1 5. Sep 22 Fri Ouray Won 5-1 6. Sep 23 Sat @ Center Tie 4-4 7. Sep 26 Tue.Pagosa Won 9-1 8. Sep 29 Fri@ Telluride Lost 1-3 9. Oct 3 Tue@ Piedra Vista Lost 1-11 10. Oct 6 Fri Telluride Won 1-0 11. Oct 14 Sat La Veta Won 1-5 12. Oct 17 Tue Durango JV Won 6-5 13. Oct 21 Sat Districts@ Pagosa Lost 4-5 Layout by Ben Anderson Soccer 35 �eniors20 Chris mithwick Thomas Romero Zach Martinez Leonard Lucero Rory Martinez Ben Vargas Gabe Powell Chris Carroll 36 Layout by: Aleesha Edmondson �Brigadoon Mrs. Kimball directed another fun musical this year. This\\ as a story about a town that only comes to life every one hundred years. The lead actors \\ere Marcus Kimball and atalie Decker. Many other students sho\\ ed great talent also. It looks like \\e \\ill be seeing more good sho\\ s in the future. 37 �Freshmen/Sophomore Play Holder Posey: The Felonious Photographer Below: Mother Sweetums {Anna Edwards) shows off her Baby BooBoo (Luke Bennett). Above: Sheriff Freddy (Nick Potter) gets the bad guy Above: Deputy Deadeye (Trevor Janus) is ready for trouble. Nothing much ever happens in Holeinroad, a little town way out Way Out West, according to gossips Gilda Lillie and Echo Chambers. (You'll have to forgive Echo, she was born in a canyon and talks kinda funny.) Nothing that is, except the exciting tale of Holder Posey, the felonious traveling photographer and his attempt to rob the vault of the Golden Spittoon Saloon. Gilda and Echo recount to story of Holder and his novice assistant, Candide Cameron, who are thwarted in their evil actions by our hero, Drew Deline, a poor sketch artist. Ah, both Drew and Holder have their eyes on Ida Claire Yawl, the fair school teacher from Atlanta. When Ida rebuffs Holder's advances, he ties her to the vault door and attempts to blow up the both of them with dynamite! Never fear! Drew saves the day and soundly thrashes holder in a stop-motion fight you have to see to believe! Other wacky citizens of Holeinroad include Pastor Pepper: Winnie Gallup, a pony express rider; Sheriff Freddy Katt and his deputy Deadeye Orb; Mother Sweetums and her Baby Boo-Boo (who is very large for his age!); Dr. Bill and the scalpel-wielding Nurse Cutter; and the saloon owner and her hostesses. The Wild, Wild West was never wilder or funnier! Below: Villains Canidide Cameron {Aspen Cloudt) and Holder Posey (Owen Clark) caught in the act of trying to rob the town's vault. Left: Drew Deline (Colin Wilmer) and Ida Claire Yawl (Whitney Blackstad) try to figure out who's behind the robbery. 38 Freshmen/Sophomore Play Layout by Carli Posey �Layout by Misty Tucson Juniors 39 �Ben Anderson and Jenni Gingerich participating in the life saver race for homecoming Anderson, Ben Baird, Hanna Barovier, Nathan Bell, Brittany Bigelow, Kyle Black, Daniel Breillet, Yvan Brown, Brian Brown, Matthew Carothers, Tim 40 Juniors Layout by Misty Tucson �Cloudt, AE:.pen Carron, Katie Cmko\ 1ch. teven Crossman, Jeremy Dombrowski, Knstin Doughty, Jinny Dowler, Amy Edmonson, Aleesha Ehlenbeck, Amy Ellis, N1chole Erogullari, Ale\ faller, Dame] Gmgench, Jenmfer Griggs, Jo h Gngov1eva, Milana Harrington, Luca Head, Rachel Hoffman, Kyle Filkin, RachcJk Gurule, Erin Hanna, Leslie Layout by Trista Martin Juniors 41 �I I umiston-Trui illo, ry tal · Hunt, Colt Johnson, Dons Johnson, Vernon Jones, Clare Kern, Jamaica Kimball, Marcus Knickerbocker, Andrew Koemg, Brent Kortz, Brian Martin, Ian Martin, Trista McClendon, Emma McDuffie, Keri McKnight, Megan Miller, Michelle Morales, Andrea Morrison, Ethan Neil, Matt Newby, Amanda Paulek, Mindy Perkins, Brandon Perry, Michelle Phillips, Honni Piccoli, Scott 42 Junior Layout by Hope Siffcrt �' .• JAI, ·-~,I ,,• '~ f ~-~. .. -~·' - ....... .1.. - Pickering, Keith Rocha, Hugo Rodebeck, ourtney Salka, Danielle Shawcroft, Gilbert Shonk, Kim Short, Jonathan iffert, Hope Siscoe, Kevin Smith, Eileen mith, Lacey obezak, Heather Spishock, Ruth Springer, Tiffany tone, Eric Thomas, Byron Thorton, Jennifer Tucson, Mist! Vandenberg, Matt Wicburg, 0 .J. Wiggins, Kimberly William , John Wilmer, Colli\ Young, Becky arah Junior Layout by Hope Siffert 43 �s 0 p 0 0 R E s 44 Alexander, Joseph Allen, Cliff Atchison, AJ Bartel, Cahlie Bartel, Cassie Beck, Lacy Begay, Candice Bjerke, Eric Black, Paul Blackstad, Jessie Blevins, Montana Bynum, Crystal Cabot, Jerid Sophomores Cannon-Hotal, Capalbo, Joshua Carothers, Melissa Carroll, Joey Aubrey Layout Kimberly Piccoli �Cho, Jeahyung Christensen, Saffire Conners, Alex Copenhaver, Corey Cundiff, Desiree Edwards, Daniel Ingstrom, Julie Gage, Halea Ginn, Austin Gonzales, Matthew Guy, Shannon Evers, Betsy Failer, Amber Davis, Tyrell Farnum, Zachary Ferguson, Andrew Hahn, Ashley Handstedt, Milo II Harrington, Jake Hollinger, Crystal Howlett, Chris Jack, Rebecca Janus, Trevor Jefferson, Lyndsey Jones, Dylan Kihn, Rebekah Kimball, Dustin Kirmuss, Philip L'Argent, Kalee Largent, James Luke, Eli Mallett, Samuel Manzer, Daniel Martinez, Jennie Martinez, Lindsey McDermott, Lilly Layout by Jake Harrington Sophomores 45 �McLaughlin, Tyler Miller, Jay Piccoli, Jessica Piccoli, Kimberly Posey, Carli Potter, Nicholas Priest, Rachel Qualls, Steven Moon, Kyra Nelson, Eric Perry, Jenna . .;. ,1 ... Ragsdale, Allison Randolph, Michaela Penning, Jesse .. '· ass o 2003 46 Sophomores Layout by Lindsey Martinez �Reavis, Shannon Reese, Sarah Reese, Stephanie Rose, Steven Ross, Michael Shaw, Jacilyn Layout by Lindsey Martinez Riegel, Emily Roberts, Danielle Robinette, Ashlee Sortomme, Levi Stephenson, Cody Steward, Andrea Sophomores 47 �Steward, Chelsie Steward, Colin Suazo, Michael Suazo, Tara Teater, Arminta Thompson, Tabitha Towner, Chance Trabing, Alyssa Tree, Genevieve Troxell, Kyle Wallace, Jennifer 48 Not pictured: Megan Odell Walter, Misty Sophomores Williams, Andrew Wilson, Clinton Young, Amy Layout by Lindsey Martinez Zwisler, Melissa �Freshman In Action 49 �.... ~~ ·. !\ Baird, Jeannie Baird, Jim Barovier, Benjamin Beck, Jena Bennett, Benjamin Blak tad, Whitney Brown, Erin Calderwood, Nicole Beatman, Erica Blount, icole Cathcart, Jarr.es Chamberlin, Nikol Connon, Meghan Copenhaven, Levi Cmmbaugh, Geoffrey Cusenza III, Joseph Decker, Amanda 50 Freshman Dodd, Heather Dodd, Marcu Dugger, Dougla Layout by: Ashlee Robinette �Dunavant, Ca te Elli , Kennen Falconer, Aubrey Farmer, Tawnee Fau t, Joseph Field , Ca e Garcia, Rita Gardner, Tyler Gerhard tein, Carly Griggs, Je e rijalva, Maria (Belle) Herman, Michael Herrera, Amber Herrick, Becky Hieb, Joshua Hill, Jamie Hoffman, Jameson Hood, Daniel Johnson, Rena J ohnsron,Ryan Jones, Brittany June, Amanda Kimbrough, Daniel Freshmen Layout by: Becky Young Kling, Cameron Kramer (Lewis), Michael 51 �Krueger, Jason Lee, Craig Macklin, Jamie Lockwood, Brandon Ludwig, Kevin Luzar, Tracy Mahnken, Analize Maloy, Riley Marchase, Matt Martinez, Andrea Masse, Bryce McClendon, arah McClure, Drew McCoy, Geoffrey McDonald, Sam Melrose, ean Monge, Scephanie Nelson, Amy Overy, Quinn Penney, Veronica Pommier, Amber Preston, Heather Redhouse, !van Rieck, Kyle 52 Layout by: Becky Young Freshmen �Rodriguez, Nathan chneider, Kyle Sirios, Jeremy Smith, Brandi Smith, Timothy tern en berger, Ash lee rowe, Cody Taylor, Devra Taylor, eth Thornton, Kristen Vander Vart, Yanne Wicburg, John Wilmer, Christopher Wolff, Kyle Wood, arah Wright, Brian Wright, Dustin Zwart, Dan Zwart, Eric Freshmen Layout by: Becky Young 53 �Girls Basketball Varsity-Back row: Mick McDermott, John haw. Middle Row: Jessica Randolph, Jackie Shaw, Ashley Hahn, Michelle Miller, Amy Guy, Lindsay Dallison. Front row: Becky Evers, Amber Layton, Kim Piccoli, Andrea Cusick 54 Girls Basketball Layout by: Becky Young �A Superb Season The girl's basketball team had a breakthrough season for them this year. Mr. McDermott, the new head coach at BHS, led the girls through an 8-12 overall record. The girls started working together as a team and were able to make it into the district tournament for the fi rst time in seven years. Bayfield High School is very proud of the accomplishments of their team and the hard work that they did. Layout by: Becky Young Girls Basketball 55 �Junior Varsity- Back row: Mick McDermott, Jamie Hill, Jessica Piccoli, Lilly McDermott Nikki Calderwood, Amy Young, Clare Jones, Mindy Paulek, Jeannie Baird, John Shaw. Middle row: M ilana Grigorieva, Saffire Christensen, Eileen Smith, Becky Young. Front Row: Lacy Beck, Jackie haw. 56 Girls Basketball Layout by: Becky Young �C Team 1-Back row: Melinda Martinez, Candice Begay, Danielle Roberts, Betsy Evers. Middle Row: Erin Brown, Tawnee Farmer, Kelly Etze, Lindsey Martinez. Front row: Jamie Macklin, Nikki Calderwood, Cassie Dunavant, Jamie Hill, Veronica Penney. C Team 2- Back row: Melinda Martinez, Carli Po ie, Fanny Rogers, Alev Erogullari, Crystal Durbin. Middle row: Jennifer McLaird, Tawnee Farmer, Devora Taylor. Front row: Belle Grijalva, Candice Begay, Andrea Martinez. • Layout by: Becky Young Girls Basketball 57 �Varsity Back Row (left to right): Coach Lehnus, Coach Radetich, Chris Smithwick, Rusty Sanchez, Robert Farmam, Jon Qualls, Devon Catron, Rory Martinez, Doug Farnam, Ryan Jobes, Zack Martinez, Chris Carroll, Coach Phelps, Coach Martinez. Front Row (left to right): Andrea Steward, Emily Riegel, Kalee Largent, Misty Walters. Seniors 2001 Chris Carroll 58 Devon Catron Doug Farnam Basketbal �Junior Varsity Back Row (left to right): Coach Radetich, Tyler McLaughlin, Marcus Kimball, Matt Gonzales, Jay Miller, Eric elson, Jake Harrington, Scott Piccoli, Matt Brown, Jerid Cabot, Pete Grijalva, Coach Phdp•; Front Row (left to right): Andrea Steward, Emily Riegel, Kalee Largent, Misty Walters. C-Team Back Row (left to right): Misty Tucson, Emily Riegel, J.T. Cathcart, Ryan Johnston, Seth Taylor, Jeremy Sirios, Coach Martinez, Kalee Largent, Andrea teward. Front Row (left to right): Dylan Jones, Will Latimer, Levi Copenhaver, Tim Smith, Josh Hieb. Layout By: Rusty Sanchez Basketball 59 �60 Robert Farnam Ryan Jobes Rory Martinez Zack Martinez Matt Nelson Jon Qualls Rusty Sanchez Chris Smithwick Basketball Layout By: Rusty Sanchez �Basketball 61 �BHS Wrestling 2001 Top row: Coach Herb Stinson, Coach Rick Edwards, mgr. Anna Edwards, John Williams, Ethan Morrison, Eric Stone, Kevin Black, Dan Black, Matt VanDenburg, Jake Parker, mgr. Aspen Cloudt, Coach Earl Reese, Coach Dominick Martinez. Bottom row: Clinton Wilson, Matt Neil, Tim Corothers, Leonard Lucero, Matt Marchase, Dan Edwards, Nick Potter. Top row: Coach Earl Reese, Brent Koenig, Brian Right, Eric Stone, Jim Baird, Cameron Kling, Marcus Dodd, Coach Dominick Martinez, Bottom row: Ben Barovier, AJ Atchison, Jesse Penning, Quinn Overy, and Kyle Schneider. 62 Layout by Matt Neil �Seniors in Action! Leonard Lucero Kevin Black jake Parker Bayfield High School Wrestling had a new look this year. New Head Coach Herb Stinson brought a new attitude and style to BHS. Coach comes to us from Aztec .M. He led his teams to twel e state champions and several national rankings. However everything was not new and unfamiliar as long time head coach Rick Edwards stayed with the team as Assistant Coach. This was a winning combination as numbers were up and the Wolverines started coming on strong again. Top performers were sophomore Dan Edwards, fifth place at regionals at 122 lbs., junior Ethan Morri on took sixth place at 152 lbs., and senior Ke in Black at 160 lbs. 63 �s H A A D I E w K I N s • • • 64 Valentines Day , • • • Layout by Lindsey Martinez �Life: it goes on! Layout by Trista Martin Student Life 65 �66 Student Life La; out by Lindsey Martinez �PEER MEDIATORS Peer Mediators help keep students together. If someone has a problem, Mrs. A veis pulls a peer mediator in and they all work things through. Mrs. Aveis has sent these students to training camps and has had speakers come in to help them learn to help other students. This year there were a lot of seniors and Mrs. Aveis had a training cam pout\\ i th the ne\\ mediators and the ones that were graduating. She set it up at avajo Lake for the fun and had speakers come in to teach and share with the group. It\ as a fun and leammg experience for all! Layout by: A] Atchison Peer Mediator~ �STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council always starts off the year with a fun assembly and helping to make sure new and old students know who the new teachers are and where they are located. This year started off with a car wash for the teachers also. This was a fun group and had great leadership. 68 �FBLA Back row: Mrs. Nelson, Eileen Smith, Natalie Decker, Amanda June, Joey Cuzenza, Joseph Faust, John Wicburg, Jaimie Hill, ikki Calderwood, Ryan Jobes, Matt Gonzales, Booth !berg, Eric elson, Eli Luke, Trevor Janus, Becky Evers, Clare Jones, Mrs. Haga. Middle row: Traci Chapin, Cassy Dunavan, Veronica Penny, Jackie Shaw, Heather Sobezak, Kyra Moon, Whitney Blackstead, Jesse Blackstead, Brittany Jones, ikki Walker, Cody Stephenson, Thomas Johnson. Front row: Chelsie Steward, Melanie Calderwood, Sam McDonald, Kyle Schneider, Jason Krueger, Pete Grijal a, Tim mith, Matt elson, Andrew Wi lliams, Tyler McLaughlin. F BLA Di t rict Re ult Blake E\ ans-I ' 1Busmess Calculattons , Clare Jones- 2"d 1 Busmess CommuntcattOns, Enn Cummms- 7 h Busmess CommuntcattOns, K)'ra Moon- 3'd_ Busmess Math, Enc 'elson- l01h Busmess \!lath, ~tkkt Walker4th Busmess Procedures, atahe Decker and \1elmda 1 Johnson- I 1 Chapter Webstte, Jason Krueger- 6 h Economtcs, Bnttany Jones- 9th Economtcs, Whttney Blakstad, Jesste Blakstad, and Kyra Moon- 3'd Entrepreneurship, Jackte Sha\\--2nd FBLA Pnnctples and Procedures, Meltnda Johnson- 7th Impromptu peakmg, Trevor Janus- th Impromptu Speakmg, ndrev, Wtlltams- 4 1h Introduction to 1 Busmess Communtcattons, Amanda June- 7 h Introduction to Busmess Communtcattons, Jamte Hill! Oth IntroductiOn to Bus mess Communtcattons, 1 Heather obczak- 3'd Job Intervte\\, Ryan Jobes- 6 h Marketmg, Bayfield- 2"d arne Tag, atahe Deckert 51 Outstandtng Female Bus mess Educatton tudent, Whttney Blakstad 5th Pubhc peakmg I, Melame Calderwood- I 51 Publtc peakmg II, Tract Chapm- 2"d Scrapbook, am McDonald- 91h Technology Concepts, Alex Conners- 9 1., Word Process mg II Layout by: Becky Young FBLA 69 �Band This year the band at BH ha done many things under the direction of John Patton. Thev played at all the home basketball and football games. They also provided rv.o COJH..erts. M ..my of it members attended Honor Band. Those students were 1ichad ' u ..1zo, Amanda June, Je s1ca, PJColli, Melame alderwood, Candie BeGay, and Booth !berg. Some of rho e students also were choosen for the 'elect Band. They were Michael uazo, Amanda June, Candice Begay, and Booth !berg. Booth !berg also was selected for All rare. The Band has made many contributions to our school chis year and we are confident char in the years to come they\\ ill continue to make us proud. 70 Band Layout by: Becky Young �Choir Besides providing BH wHh excellent entertainment with their singing, the BH Choi r, under the direction of Carol elson, had many other accomplishments. everal of its members attended FL Honor Choir. T rac.i Chapm was part of the All tate Honor Choir. Tim Spishock and Traci Chapin attended the Adam Stated Honor Choir. They also went to Western tate Honor Choir along with Ichole Champlain. Choir provided the chool with two concerts a semester and received superior ratings at the HA AA competition. Layout by: Becky Young Choir 71 �THESPIANS Most of the thespians traveled with Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Nelson to London, England over Spring Break. There they saw five different plays in the six nights they were there. They took in many of the sights and sounds of London including the Globe Theatre. 72 �Leadership Back Row: Kevm Black, Jeremy rossman, Kyle Hoffman, Marcus Kimball. Third Row: Ramie Harris, Becky Evers, Becky Young, Clare Jones, Eileen mith econd Row: Crystal Cusenza, Amy Ehlenbeck Front Row: Lach Martmez nee a month twelve elect students take a day off from school. They pin on their badges, load the bus, and start on their way. Their destination is Durango; their task is to learn clS much about the community .md leadership as therein possible. The tudents who participate in these activities are part of a group called Leadership BHS, made up of students in the junior or senior classes. They meet once a month with the Durango students who are in the program also. Layout by: A] Atchison Leadership 73 �EPYCS Standing from left tQ right-Jeremy Cros man, Amy Ehlenbeck, Kyle Hoffman, Stephanie Reese, Jessie, Blackstead Sitting from left to Right- Rachael Priest, Heather Sobczak, Becky Young, Becky Evers, Claire Jones, Kira Moon El Parmar Youth Community Services -----------------------------Students Taking a New Direction (STAND) would like to wish the graduates of 2001 the best of luck. 74 EPYCS Layout By: Tyrell Davis �F c c From top left- April Muller, Andrea Zink, Nikki Walker, Matt Nelson, Andrea Cusick, Sarah Sanchez, Bell Grijalva, and Andrea Martinez. Not pictured- Heather Sobezak, Jinny Doughty, Rachel Priest, tephanie Reese, Leslie Hanna, Saffire Christianson, Amy Guy, James Garton, and Michelle Perry. L A Seniors Sarah Sanchez, ikki Walker, and Andrea Zink, led the activities for Family, Career and Community Leaders at BHS in 2000-2001. The group completed their annual fun projects of Powder Puff football and Peach Fuzz volleyball for Homecoming, Prom Fashion show, and Christmas and Valentine remembrance sales. "Help Stop the Violence promoting awareness and solutions for violence in the Bayfield Community. Self defense, ictim awareness, sportsmanship, animal abuse, personality differences and dealing with assault were just a few of the workshop topics explored during one afternoon. arah, Nikki and Matt elson then took the project to state competition where they received a silver medal. Also attending state was Heather Sobczak who entered Job Interview. Officers for the year were Sarah anchez, President; ikki Walker, Vice President and San Juan District President, and Leslie Hanna, Secretary. Layout By: Tyrell Davis FCC LA 75 �Melinda Archuleta-Moon, Peggy Beckler Carol Blatnick, Jerry Brush, Theresa Cashio, Pam Catron, Ginger Conners, Tim Cullen, Tara Henderson, Sherry Kimball, Vernon Kimball, Cody Kuhlman, Jeff Lehnus, Ken Marang, Sandy Mericle, Jeff Misner, Marty Moon Letty Lou Nelson, Bill Stowe. Not Pictured: Rick Edwards, Denise Hag< Jackie Juliana, John Patton, Jan Patton STAFF & FACULTY 76 Staff Layout by: Corey Copenhaver & D.J. Wicburg �TEACHERS IN ACTION Layout by: Corey Copenhaver & D.J. Wicburg Staff 77 �Track 2Kl Coaches from left to right: Dan McClure, Marty Moon, Sherry Kimball, Vernon Kimball and Jenny Guy. Tracksters from top left to bottom right: Ryan Jobes, Robert Farnam, Rusty Sanchez, Zack Martinez, Tim Spishock, Melanie Calderwood, Becky Evers, Nikki Walker, Matt Nelson, Andrea Zink, Jessica Randolph, Andrea Cusick, Milana Grigoriava, Amy Guy, Lindsay Dallison, Michelle Miller, Mindy Paulek, Becky Young, Clare Jones, James Garton, Marcus Kimball, Scott Piccolli, Kyle Hoffman, Matt Brown, Luke Harrington, Jerid Cabot, Tyler McLaughlin, Jackie Shaw, Ashley Haun, Amy Young, Nicole Champlin, Ruth Spishock, Cliff Allen, Cody Stephinson, Betsy Evers, Kaily L' Argent, Lilly McDermott, Kyra Moon, Kim Piccolli, Alex Conner, Armenta Teeder, Dan Edwards, Dillon Jones, Phillup Kirmoss, Ryan Johnston, Kyle Schneider, Kevin Ludwig, John Wickburg, Matt Marchase, Levi Copenhaver, Ben Barovier, Tyler Gardner, Drew McClure, Kyle Wolf, Jaimie Hill, ikki Calderwood, Casi Danavant, Erin Brown, Amber Pomier, Brittney Jones. 78 Track Layout by Ryan Jobes �Seniors Top Row - Rusty Sanchez, Ryan Jobes, Tim Spishock Middle Row - Matt Nelson, Robert Farnam, Zack Martinez Bottom Row - Chris Smithwick Nikki Walker & Becky Evers Layout by Ryan Jobes Track 79 �More Seniors Top Row- Andrea Cusick, L~ dsay Dallison, Jessica Randolph Middle Row - Andrea Zink, Amy Guy, Melanie Calderwood 80 Track Layout by Ryan Jobes • �Winter Cross Country c s H A T A T E M p s Team Top L R Coach Tim Cullen, Ruth Spishock, le\I Copenhaver, Amber Pomier, Abe Brown, Da\e I atum, Phd Kirmus . Bottom L R lim pi hock, Cliff Allen, Cod} tephen en, Cohn Wilmer. Coach Cullen cnt arcled the State Trophy! Amber running for the fimsh line.' Cody sprintmg for the win! Vinter Cro s Country Layout By Nick Potter 81 �Baseball I'op I toR Coach Rc\. Howard, Enc clson, Jake Harrington, Doug rarnam, Dc\on Catron, Rof) \1artmez, Jon Qualls, Coach Ken Hibbard. Bottom: L to R: teve Qualls, Pete GnJalva, \t1att Gonsalezz Chris Carrol, Tom Romero, Josh Capalbo, am McDonald, Jeremy mous. Top: L toR. Coach Dave Close, Zach Farnam, Jason Kruger, Dan Kimbrough, Eh Luke, J.T. Cathercart, Bottom: L toR: . ·Ick Potter, Will Latimir, Josh Heib, Tim Smith, Joey Cosenza, Erin Griffin. 82 Baseball Layout By Nick Potter �e1\\ors In Actio ~ Rory Martinez ... ~ Pete Grijalva Ton1 Rotnero Devon Catron Jon Quail Layout By .Vick Potter Ba ebal/ �R... e ~ 1 0 :1:1 a.. 1 c h. a.. m p s Co '(,Rt\lll \110'\oS 1'0 IHI 2001 VI\RSII'c \'\oD Jl ' lOR V 1\RSI TY BASI l3All ll \ \.1S. FOR 1111 I IRS r II ll, THI:: VARSIT'c TOOK !IRS I I'\ lllll!AGU,A'\D 1111 '\ I IRS I \I Rl.GIO"' \l <.;\\Ill! \ 15 \'\D 5 RI \CORD! Till Jl :-.lOR\' \RSII 'c \1 '>0 DID\\ II I. Sl \')0 L e a.. A<.AI"J, Co GRA 11 1 A IIOI\Js 1 ! Baseball {i e c h. a.. m p s 84 1111 'c \\0" llliiR \\Ill! 13 \\'1'\S \ D 0 I O<.;SI·'>! Baseball Layout By Nick Potter �My Fatal Valentine Mrs. Kimball directed the teachers and some students in this play. It was a dinner play with the audience participating in the actual decision of who was the killer. It was a great success and a lot of fun for the actors~ actresses and the audience. Teacher Play 85 �1 op RO\\ : Coach Gary Martmez, Coach Gary ulka, Becky Jack, Kellie Etz, Montana Blevms, OeSlfee Cundiff, ikki Ellis, Lacy Beck, Eileen mith, Coach Terry Spnggs, Coach I:.llis. Bottom rO\\ : Enn Cummms, !'v1tchelle Perry, Jenm Gmgench, Safftre Chrtstensen, Lmdsey \1artmez, Misty Walter, Emily Retgel, Andrea te\\Urt, Goalie Damelle ulka, Goalie Damelle Roberts. 86 Soccer Layout by Lindsey Martinez �Layout by LindseJ' Martine:: Soccer 87 �Prom Fashion Show Featured in this year's fashion show were seniors, Andrea Cusick, Matt Nelson, ikki Walker, and Andrea Zink. Others that participated \\ere James Garton, Ginny Doughty, Andrea Martinez, and Belle Grigalva. 88 Prom Fashion Show Lay out by Lind ey Martin ez �Layout by Lind ey Martinez Pro1n 89 �Prom Royalty Brady Paulek Andrea Cusick An Affair to Retnetnber 90 Prom Larout b~v Lindsey Martinez �Prom 91 �92 Student Life �Student Life 93 �94 Student Life �Student Life 95 �raduatio 6 11 2001 96 Graduation Layout By Nick Potter �Layout By Nick Potter Graduation 97 �\mber. I rom baby to chtld to teenager. to young adult, you are number one' \Ve are very proud of you and we Jove you very much! Lo\e ah\ays, 1\1om and Dad 98 Baby -:===========::=::::;-riJ.T . , It's been such aJO)- and pleasure \\atchrng you grO\\ to the man that )- OU arc bccomrng. \\ e IO\ c you and \\C're lookrng fomard to berng a part of the years to come Remember to \\Ork hard tO\\ards all your goals and be all that you can be Keep the Lord 111 your heart, and may He ble s you ah\ays, Lo\e, '\1om and Dad Melly, You were born to cheer even back then. We are so proud of you! Good luck 111 college as you move forward in life! Your favonte fans, \1om. Dad, ' ikh Brandt, and Danny Chns, You ha\e had a ball in your hands s111ce you \\ere httle. You have a good head on your shoulders and wtll go far! We are so proud of you! Love ya, Mom and Dad Tamrnt, Remember that we will support you no matter ~ hat and to always be still and know that He ts God. In Il ts love, Your family Devon, Our wish for you is to always ve as competttlve in life as you are 111 athlettcs. We are most proud of your strong character and your kind heart. Always ve the best you can be. Love Dad, Mom, & Ashley Mel111da, You are such a special daughter. We know you will be successful. We are so proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad Crystal Pop, You are qutte the young lady! We recogmze your courage and strength through times of struggle. We admtre your beauty an love that comes from deep wrthrn your heart. We respect your abllittes to make \\JSe ch01ces in lrfe. We gtve all the glory to God. May He bless you m1ghttly all the days of your lrfe! W1th much love, Dadd , Mom, & Joe Layout by Megan McKnight �Lmdsa)'. We are so proud of the beaut1ful young woman you've become' You have conquered many hurdles 111 ilfe and \\Iii contmue to do so We love you! Go Ahead ... ."Amuse Yourself'! \1om and Dad 1 Kelly, Always remember your magic and shme belongs to you! \Ve're so proud of you and \\ e love you so much! Mom and Dad ~atalie . We ' re so proud of you and are mspired by the fearless \\ay you take on challenges. Ah\a)' S knO\\ you have the love of God. family, and friends to carry you through the tough times. We love you . Mom and Dad Pete. ~on. we are so proud of you We love you dearly \1ay 10d bless you and gUide you always! Lo\e, Dad, Mom, Belle, and Joshua Amy, From the ttmc of your b1rth when you reached out and grabbed the doctor's gold ncckcham, you have never stopped reachmg for the best you can do. Wee are proud of you . You arc our preciOus "beloved" one. Always go for the gold, the vest you can do and be and remember you arc lo\ed by God and us. Love, Mom and Dad "'\1kki K , Don't worry about dancmg to a d1 fferent beat. JUSt dance! Love. \1om Ram1e, You are a precwus g1ft and proof that God answers prayers. You've been a blessmg from the moment you arnved and I am so proud of who you have become. Keep shining the love of Christ. Love, Mom Monty, Follow your dreams while staying m tough with you Ifl!1er voice; it always speaks the truth. Contmue to surround yourself With family, faith, and fnends. You're special and we love you! Layout by Megan McKnight Baby 99 �\-1clmda, \\hat lies ahead of you and ''hat lies bch md you arc nothmg compared to \\hat Iics \\ tth m vou 1 Keep rcachmg for your dreams, your postti\ c attitude\\ Ill take you far \1uch IO\C, \1om and Dad Enka, You ha\e finished one step tO\\ ard your future goal. ow on to btgger and better thmgs. We lo\e you, Mom and Dad Amber, Drt\ mg us crazy has alv.ays come natural to you, but we have enJoyed C\ery minute of it. We are o proud to see whata \\Onderful and Intelligent young lady you have become' et your stghts htgh, we knO\\ you can accomplish your dreams. Congratulations! Love, Your family Chnstopher, CongratulatiOn to our handsome and wonderful son. We were surely blessed \>vhen you came mto thts world. Reach for the stars and follow your dream. See you at 130 feet! We love you, Mom, Dad, and Matt Mommas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys. Rory, Laugh, Love, Live Mom, Dad, and Lindsey Apnl, We are so proud of your accomplishments! Wishing you a future filled with an abundance of joy and blessings. The world IS waitmg for your gifts, Apes. Enjoy every moment giving them. Love you honey, Mom and Dennis Brady, What an honor 1t has been to be your family You have won the world over wtth your winnmg smile. You always speak from a good heart wtth genume kindness and honesty You have a fantastic sense of honor, family, and Yalues Your strong sense of self confidence IS truly refreshmg You have always had uch faith m the mexhausttble miracle of the expenence of life all around us. Your love of life's tmple pleasures has m ptred all those that have been m your presence All our love, Dad, Mom, Mmdy, and Tanner �Mel, What a blessmg you are! You have been through some \ ery difficult thmgs, d1spla; mg incredible strength alongside your quite gracefulness and strong faith m the Lord. You will go far. Were so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Michelle, and Jenna Gabe. In the yesteryears God gave you the ears to hear '\0\\ is the future to listen and act on the plan. I'm proud of you! Rusty, What a JOY you have been to have as a son We are so ver] proud of you and \\e love you very much. Always be true to :rourself and remember the peoph: and thmgs that trul} matter Be confident and strong and remember you are loved always and forever, Love, Mom and Dad Sv;eet Sarah. I'm so proud of the strong and confident young \\Oman you are. You have the ability to make all of your dreams come true. Fly as far as your wmgs will take you. I love you w1th all my heart. Mom Karen, When we 1magme the hfe you will hve, we know that you will be successful because of the person you are Through the years we have watched you, your laughter, your happiness, your beauty grow . We have loved you every second of your life We will contmue to love and cherish everythmg about you . Mom an Dad ChriS, Tim, Years ago, 2 clueless people had a baby boy and named him Timothy. 18 years later we are glad to see you survived(ditto)! Thanks for making your stay with us so spec1al. May you go on to bless others as much as you've blessed us. Elisha M. Thompson, You are one of a kind. We always think about how lucky \\·e are to have a daughter hke you. Always sm1hng and JOkmg around. Th1nking about you always g1ves sunshme to my day. God bless you! Love ya, Mom, Dad, and Tabbby Layout by Megan McKnight We are ah,.ay proud of you. Keep your wonderful sense of humor and life will be good to you. Love, Mom, Dad, Mike, and Joey. Baby 101 �Bela\ ed baby teenager, You are the most blessed and special person. Your life has made our In es a delight. You keep us laughmg. "I never had It." Jak~:, F1ghtccn :,.ear~ ago \\C \\ere blessed \\ Ith a bab: boy , !"rom that day fomard you ha\c always gi\Cn us great JO} I believe :,.ou \\Ill choose your life \\Ith honor and Intcgnt) This IS one of your accomplishments tO\\ards )-OLII nC\\ II fc KnO\\ that \\C n.: ah\ays here for :,.ou \\hcnc\cr )OU need us You ha\C grO\\n mto a \\Ondcrful young man. \\C arc \cry proud of you I 0\C, \1om. Dad. Misty. and Jamie Whitney. It has been our JO)' to nurture you and watch you grow Into the beautiful young woman you have become We arc \cry proud of you and love you \Cry much' Mom and Dad Andrea, Best of luck m all you aspire. We love you! Mom and Dad Zack, H1gh School Is over'! We're so proud of you and you make our lives so happy With all your high goals, morals, and enthusiasm you will succeed and reach your dreams. Thanks for all the love you've added to our home God has made you one very special guy We both love you so very much. I ove, Dad and Lmda Ryan, Funny, kind, crating, praying, smiling, faith hope, sweetness, and love abide in you. Rodney, We are so proud! Stephanie, We are so proud of you honey. Just keep on doing the right thing and everything will work out. We love you! Love, Mom and Dad Mom and Dad �Andrea, You ha\ c hronght an mcrca~.: of Joy to us We ha\ c enJoyed \\atchmg )OU gnm mto a hcaullful )Oung \\oman ms1dc and out !"hank you for your fm:nd~h1p. love. and fond mcmoncs \\ c arc proud of you and ha\c confidence that )OU \\'II accomplish all }OU ~ct out to do Remember, be grateful. be smart, he clean, be true, be humble. and be pra)crful I m mg ) ou ah' a} s. !\tom and Dad :vtatt, Remember \\e always believe m you. we lo\e you, and mmd your manners. Love, Mom and Dad Jon. \\her.: has the ttmc gone' It sccnh ltke Jlbt )t:stcrda) )OU \\ere hom, and 110\\ )OJ ha\c gnmn mto a \\On<lcrful )Oung man I knO\\ )Oll \\Ill be ~uccc~sfulm \\hatc\C:r you do tn ltfl: Rcmc:mbc:r nc\ t::r be afra1d to Its ten to) our heart. lt1s )OUr heart that \\II: l.:ad )Ollto a hfl:t1111c of success and happmcss Your grandfathc:r \\Ould ha\c bc:cn so proud of the man he hc:lpcd you become: \\'.:an: all proud of you [ 0\e, \I om. Dad. Stn en and Jared Good Luck to the Seniors of 2001 !!!! Layout by Megan McKnight Baby 103 �In Memory of. .. By G1lbert hawcroft In memory of a fallen friend, Who lost his life to a tragic end. It ended abruptly without a pause, But in our hearts he will live on. A memory of his life we ' ll keep, And hold it dear although we weep . .--------He was to some as many are, A true best friend, with a heart. 104 Layout by Katie Carron �..... --• 0'-.E OF THE WILLIA..v1S C0~1PA. 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FLASH >>> Australian street art1sts called 'Strange FrUit" perform grav1ty-defy1ng feats around the world The performers float above the aud1ence on 15-foot fiberglass poles. ... President Clinton makes a lastditch effort to broker a Middle East peace deal before his term ends in January 2001 by drafting a plan for leaders of both Israel and Palestine to review. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian Vasser Arafat agree to review Clinton's proposal , but no deal is signed before month's end. A Singapore Airlines jumbo jet crashes during takeoff in Taiwan, killing 81 of the 179 people on board. rJ Canada moums the death of former In a blinding rainstorm the pilot uses Prime M1mster P1erre Trudeau, who served the country for nearly 16 years the wrong runway and collides with Trudeau, who was 80, IS remembered construction equipment. for his flamboyant style and h1s comm1tment to keeping Canada a smgle nation. �In August, the Russ1an nuclear submanne Kursk smks to the bottom of the Barents Sea after an unexplamed explosion. All 118 crew members are killed Two hundred North and South Koreans separated from fam1ly members smce the 1950-1953 Korean war reunite in August. The four-day VISits are a goodwill gesture by both countnes' leaders, who met for the first t1me 111 June. In July, an A1r France Concorde supersonic jet catches fire and crashes outside Paris, killing 113 people. The crash is blamed on metal debns which punctured the t1res and damaged the fuel tanks. FLASH >>> AIDS reaches epidemic proportions in southern Africa . Leaders and citizens throughout the world conduct a massive educational campaign on World AIDS Day December 1 to teach people about the disease that is killing 6,000 sub-Saharan Africans each day. Uganda is struck by an occurrence of the deadly Ebola virus that is linked to more than 100 deaths. The outbreak is traced to a Gulu woman who died in September and whose body infected other people during the ritual cleansing of the dead . �Convicted of monopoly pract1ces m the so are mdust Microsoft Corporation IS ordered by a federal district judge m June to break mto two separate com pames. Company ch rman Bill Gates file for an appeal. A wave of Internet startup companies, once the darlings of the online economy, file for bankruptcy after falling short of stockholders' earnings expectations. The NASDAQ stock exchange, where most dot-corns are traded, loses 39% of its value for the year. Millions of Californians go for hours wHhout power In January 2001 as utility companies cut off electrical supply due to low reserves. The crisis, blamed on aging generating plants. deregulation, soaring wholesale prices and debt-ridden utilities, spurs other states to begin devising prevention plans. The Oklahoma City National Memonal1s unve led m Apnl2000 The memonal1s bUilt to honor the 168 people who d1ed m the 1995 bombmg of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal BUJidmg �On December 4 2000, the U.S presid ncy remains In limbo as both Florida and New Mexico officials recount ballots to determine who will win their state's electoral votes. New Mexico goes to Gore. Ultimately, Bush wins Flonda which gives h1m a narrow v1ctory In the closest presidential election 1n more than 100 years Republican George W Bush of Texas beats Democrat AI Gore from Tennessee. The race Isn't dec1ded until 36 days after the popular election, when Flonda's hotly contested 25 electoral votes are awarded to Bush. ' In October, the USS Cole is bombed wh1le refueling in Yemen. A number of terrorist groups are suspected of the blast that kills 17 sailors and injures 39. FlASH >>> On election night, several TV networ1<s prematurely declare AI Gore the winner in Florida, only later to reverse themselves, twice. The fiasco confinns many Americans' distrust of polling and early "calling• of elections . In one of his first duties as Presidentelect, George W. Bush nominates Colin Powell to be Secretary of State. The four-star Army General becomes the first African-American in history to serve in this role. �FLASH >>> ~ Personal Oig1ta ASSIStants (POAs) capable of calendar scheduling ote takmg e-mailmg, phonmg and Web brows1ng go mainstream in 2000. Compet1t1on among manufacturers heats up with: Microsoft. BlackBerry Palm and other brands vymg for shares of thE' teen and busmess markets. Paleontologists identify a new species of dinosaur from fossils found In northern Italy. The 26-foot-long, meat-eating Saltriosaur is one of the world 's oldest dinosaurs, dating back 200 million years. Scientists are forced to rethink the traditional definitions of a star and planet when 18 massive planet-like bodies that don't revolve around a sun are discovered in the Sigma Orlonis cluster. ~ Final touches are made to the International Space Stat1on for •:s f1rst res1dents Amencan astronaut Bill Shepherd and two Russ1ar cosmonauts live on the space stat1on for four months start1ng m November �SCIENCE W1re•ess dev1ces !hat send real-t1me personal messages betweer 1ser~ become tre latest commumcat10n craze The '1nstart messages" can be typed wntten or spoken. depending on the brand and dev1ces cost less than S100 TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT In 2000 both Ho~ :Ja ar d Toyota ,wrct !J?S·erectnc hybr d car< Operated b a tiatterv-powered electnc motor Jr d a gas run eng1ne the nybrrds get t.P to 70 rnriP.s per gallor 'ln th 'Hghway and rr'ease r1 · mal P.mrss1ons New Internet doma10 names are created to lessen the load on the old .com standard . The new names, slated for use 10 mid-2001 , include 10fo for general use •. b1z lor businesses .. name for individuals and .pro for professionals. Scientists complete a rough "map" of the genetic code that makes a person human . The map will aid in the detection and prevention of cancer and other illnesses. ~ Apple Cor1pute< unve11s 1ts 'lew G4 C be computer 10 July The 8-10ch crystalh1e cube s commended for 1ts sr1a1 Sole rrgh speed low ro1se level touch-sensrtrve power actrv1tror 3nd padlec;s optrral mouse ~ Amtrak rntroduces the nat1on's frrst r•gh-speed tram 1 November The Acela Express· travels up to 150 Miles per hour and runs between Wash 1gton. 0 C New York and Bostofl w1th other routes planned for com1ng years �·- 2000-2001 II• LIFESTYLE NEWS >>> .-"[ i ·,::_,. : ·- .J>~:-z-- ~ ~ New prepa1d cred1t cards and online credit lines are the latest high-tech means for parents to control their te ns' spendmg Depending on the account, parents determine the spending lim1t or the online stores where the money can be spent and receive monthly statements of purchases maCJe r.J MH-18, b1lled as the first nat1onal lifestyle magazme for guys 13 to 18, hit newsstands m August The -:::~~i~~ Men's He,11th offshoot covers sp= ort ~s~~-1 ~ fltnes chool, rela 1onships and issues teenage boys face growing up. For the first time, females outnumber males in Internet t se in the United States, representing 50.4% of the onlme population in 2000. Teenage girls are the fastest growing user segment. Designer faceplates become a popular way to personalize cell phones. The decorative attachments come in a variety of designs and colors to match the user's mood or outfit. r.J Wordstretch bracelets become a trendy accessory m Hollywood and around the nat1on. The multi-colored elast1c bands come 1nscnbed With "Call me," "Money is overrated " "Snap out of 11" and other s1mple messages des1gned to spark conversation. �Message T-shirts become fashion statements among teen girls. "Foxy Lady." "Princess" and "Monkey Around" are just a few of the tongue-in-cheek logos that appear on the popular shirts. flASH > > > -----------------By the end of 2000, an estimated 75"'• of U.S. universities offer courses online and more than 5.8 million students have logged on. With the 2000 unemployment rate at a low of 4%, college students working as summer interns command wages up to $20 an hour, along with compensation packages, from high-tech and Internet companies. High-tech, fold-up metal vers1ons of the old scooter are one of the year's hottest modes of transportatiOn but also a leading cause of injury. Chrysler rolls out its 1930s retro car, the PT Cru1ser 1n spring 2000. The f1ve-door "personal transportation" wagon is a hot seller beating the popular Volkswagen New Beetle by two to one in the first month It also wins Motor Trend magazine's 2001 Car of the Year. �~ A new co puler v1deo game called a. "The S1ms." which s1mulates the life of a suburban family develops a fanatical following with teens. Players create the .._ characters and gUide them through ~~•.,."....,..... building a house. furnishing it. finding a career and runmng a family in their pursUit of happiness. rJ Jim Carrey st1rs up trouble In the town of Whov1lle 10 an adaptation of ttie Dr Seuss class1c, How the Grmch Stole Christmas. The Grinch. wh1ch opens 10 November. IS the highest gross10g film of 2000. FLASH >>> The first big hit in 2001 is Save the Last Dance, which opens in January. The teen romance , starring Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas, earns close to $50 million in its first two weeks. t3 Garners camp outside ~ electronics stores to secure the long-awaited Sony PlayStation 2, which F goes on sale in October ~.a-.:l§ in limited quantities. The new version allows users to listen to CDs and watch DVD movies in addition to playing games. Pay It Forward, a movie based on the idea of performing random acts of kindness, opens in October starring Haley Joel Osment, Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt. rJ Tom Cruise reprises his role as Ethan Hunt m the act1on sequel Mission Impossible 2 The May release is summer's biggest box-office draw and 2000's second-highest grossing film earning more than $215 million. �MOVIES TELEVISION ~ Popular telev1s1on senes prompt the mtroduction of board game vers1ons "Survivor" and "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire" lead the list of new releases. GAMES FLASH >>> In November, illusion ist David Blaine is encased in ice for 62 hours in New York's nmes Square , assisted only with air and water tubes and a catheter. Blaine, who was seeking notoriety over national TV, survives the stunt but requires hospitalization. West Wing," starring Martin Sheen, Allison Janney and Richard Sch1ff sets a record for rece1vmg the most Emmys m a smgle season with mne w1ns. Including Outstanding Drama Senes. r.J The year's hottest TV show IS CBS's "Surv1vor," m wh1ch 16 contestants compete for a million dollars by surviVmg on a trop1cai1Siand for 39 days. More than 51 million v1ewers tune in for the fmal ep1sode. Based on 1ts success. CBS launches a second ··surv1vor" series m January 2001 set in the Australian Outback Russell Crowe becomes a household name with the release of Gladiator. The epic film wins a Golden Globe Award for Best Drama as well as an acting nod for Crowe. �~ A new board game called "Hlp- Hop Hall of Fame" capitalizes on the popularity of the music genre. Players make their ay around an album-like board by answering questions about Hip-Hop performers, ~ songs, culture and history FLASH >>> Madonna scores a record-setting 12th No. 1 single with the release of " Music." In December, she weds director Guy Ritchie in a Scottish castle. G New bran s and styles of portable MP3 players inundate market in 2000. The new-gene ation devices store and play dig1tal music from the Internet and feature more playing t1me than their predecessors. Irish artist Samantha Mumba makes the music charts in 2001 with her hit song "Golla Tell You." The 17-year-old joins fellow countrymen U2 and The Corrs on the American airwaves. r.J Creed, with lead singer Scott Stapp. proves to be one of 2000's hottest rock bands, w1th their singles "Higher" and "With Arms W1de Open" hitting the top 5 on Billboard's Hot 100 singles list. The group wms American Music Association's Favorite Alternative Artist and Favorite Pop/Rock Album. �ARTISTS ALBUMS CONCERTS flASH Open1ng week sales records are shattered 1n 2000 Wlth >>> benchmarks set for the number of albums sold. Britney Spears' Oops... / 01d 1t Agam. Emmem·s The Marshall M a t h e r s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LP, limp B1Zk1t's Chocolate StarfiSh and the Hot Dog Aavored The Bealles begin 2001 atop the Billboard album chart with the 1•.,••. ~"··~~- Water and Backstreet Boys· Black & Blue all break the million·unit mark. album 1. The CD sells more than 5 million copies over the holiday season. Napster loses several court battles with the recordmg industry over copynght lnfnngement. The popular online mus1c sharing serv~ce, w1th over 60 million users. faces shut·down unless i1 can create a new business formula that sallsf1es the ma,or recording labels. Baha Men's hit song "Who Let the Dogs Out" reaches anthem status at sports stadiums across the country The song also w1ns a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording Sisqo, a member of the R&B band Dru Hill, goes solo in 2000. The singer tops the singles chart with "Incomplete" and "Thong Song" and takes home awards from Billboard and the American Music Association. �Venus Williams dominates women's tenms. The 20-year-old has a 35-match wmnmg streak which mcludes the lilies at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open as well as an Olymp1c gold medal. FLASH W h a win against the University of Dayton in September, Yale becomes the first college team to win BOO football games. In January 2001 , after a three-year hi Ius, legendary Mario Lemieux returns to play for the Pittsburgh Penguins, the hockey team ,._._,..,'"'_.._. he now part-owns. Lemieux becomes the first owner/player in the history of the NHL. Cyclist lance Armstrong w1ns tus second consecutive Tour de France m July Armstrong a cancer surv1vor. also wntes hiS autobiography It's Not About the B1ke. My Journey Back to Life. �The los Angeles Lakers wm the NBA champ1onsh1p the franchise's f1rst m 12 years. The Lakers beat the Indiana Pacers In game six of the fmals. Center ShaqUIIIe O'Nealts named MVP In June. the New Jersey Dev1ls wm the1r second Stanley Cup m SIX seasons by defeatmg defendmg champion Dallas Stars four games to two m the f:nals. Scott Stevens wms the Conn Smythe Trophy for postseason MVP Cathy Freeman carries the OlympiC torch at the openrng ceremonies of the 2000 Summer Games 10 Sydney Freeman goes on to wm the 40Qmeter dash, becommg the first Aboriginal Australian to earn an indivtdual Olympic gold medal. FLASH >>> The racing world is stunned when NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr., a seven-lime Winston Cup champion, is killed on the last lap of the Daytona 500 in February 2001 . NASCAR does not retire numbers, but car owner Richard Childress said he will never again race Earnhardt's black No. 3 car. Xtreme Football debuts in February 2001 . The game combines conventional football rules with some of the mayhem of professional wrestling . Eight teams play in the league's first season. �!! ~ Paula Prince of Port Richey, l Florida, wms the sixth annual Ugly Couch Contest, sponsored by a slipcover manufacturer, with her vmtage '70s entry. Pnnce and two other contest finalists appear on ABC's "Live! W1th Regis" in October. Fred Rogers, host of the children's PBS show M1ster Rogers' Neighborhood." announces he w111 tie h1s tenn1s shoes for the last lime. when h1s !mal new ep1sode a1rs m August 2001. Rogers will cont1nue to work on Web sites, boo s and spec1al museum projects ~ In honor of the late cartoomst Charles M Schulz, 101 fiberglass Snoopy statues - each in a theme wardrobe - are displayed 1n Schulz's hometown of St Paul. Several are auctioned off m October >>> Video gamer Josh Griffith, 17, starts a business filling in for other garners involved in an online roleplaying game called "Asheron's Call." Players are required to put in hours of game time to keep their online characters powerful. Busy executives pay Griffith up to $40 an hour to play for them. After a record 3,545 wins and $81 million in earnings during her 19-year career, jockey Julie Krone becomes the first woman inducted into the National Racing Hall of Fame. What do you think? ~ Controversial lnd1ana Umversity basketball coach Bob Knight 1s fired 1n September after allegedly violating a Umvers1ty-1mposed code of conduct During h1s 29 years at Indiana, Knight was often criticized for temper outbursts. His d1sm1ssal provokes student protest demonstrations. Please give us your feedback on World Beat@ www.jostens.conWearbook ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/fdac5aec64d668f9946d522cab898390.pdf c56ae19ae88238397e3af5f845411798 PDF Text Text ����Back To Schoo12001 Bayfield High School Starting from top left going Clockwise; Patrick Backer and Cody Moore; Tyler McLaughlin and Ross Beebe; Brianna Roukema and Jessika Mills; Danielle Roberts and Paul Black; Claire Jones, Eric Nelson, and Matt Gonzales; Tracy Luzar, Jamie Macklin, and ikki Calderwood; Danielle Roberts and Arminta Teater; Ms.Henderson and Mr.Farkas by the volleyball nets. Bayfield, Colorado Layou t By J.T. Cathcart and jesse Griggs First Day �Starting from top right going clockwise: Honey Phillips and Colt Hunt; Veronica Penney, Jamie Hill, and Cassie Dunavent; Cassie Bartel and Paul Black; Travis McKnight; Megan McKnight, Mindy Paulek, and Amy Ellenbeck; a group of people playing back to school jeopardy; Jay Miller; and in the middle James Garton. 2 First Day Layout By j.T. Cathcart and jesse Griggs �S NIOR CLASS OF 2002 Br>adley Ash Ben Ander>son Hanna Bair>d Nathan Bar>ovier> b 3 �MoPe SenioPs ... Matt Brown i h I Champlin Tim Car th r 4 Kati Carr n �MoPe SenioPs ... K r i tin 5 �MoPe SenioPs ... Jinny AI sha dm nd n ughfy Amy Ehlenbeck 6 D oni I f ad r icol Elli �Mor>e Senior>s ••• J nni Ging ri h J m s Garton rin Gurul Tyl r Glynn J h Grigg 7 �MoPe Senior>s ... Rach IH ad Luke Harrington Kyl H ffman C It Hunt 8 C ry tal Humi ton-Trujdl �MoPe Senior>s ... Clar Jon s rian K rtz Marcus Kimball Brent K mg 9 �MoPe SenioPs ... M ga n M Knight Emma McClendon Mi h II Mill r 10 EthanMorri n ndr a Moral �MoPe SenioPs ... Matt d H nni Phillip Mich II P rry K ith i k ring II �MoPe SenioPs ... J sica P tt r Do ni II Salka JonathanSh rt CrystalSchi I r 12 Kim Sh nk �MoPe SenioPs ... La y mith H ather Sobczak 13 �Mor>e Senior>s ••• J nnif r h rnt n PI yr nTh mo MityTu 14 n .J. Wi burg �MoPe Senior>s ... C lin \Vdm r Kim Wiggin John William Sarah Zwi I r Becky Young man Z mp fti 15 �Kyl H o ffma n b go n pla ying lhe g uilor when h was in 4' grad ro ndfo lh r's ro n h o l o bo ul lhis sa m lim . nd hea l o slorl d w r kin g n l1i I orn d I d r iv a lro clor o nJ b go n working on a uto mobiles o l I he ra nch. Th s o r lwo ve ry imporlo nl o r a s in Kyl 's lif . Kyl has a lwa ys mod fri nds easily a nd mosl of hi friends lodo y ore lhe o nes he mod in grade school. H e is a very dedicol d p rson a nd a friend lo a ll. Kyl pla yed mos l sporls in middle school a nd lhen in high school h chose lo plo y soccer a nd run !rock. Kyl r ceived lh Pr id nliol A cade mic Awa rd in ele mentary a nd middle school a nd has ke pi a hig h G.P.A. a ll th roug h hig h school. H e has b en a 16 coul. H has r ceiv d lh finis hing his d u o lio n o l ub coul, y coul, a nd r cenlly b co m o n og l uly lo God Award a nd is pla nning n a lwo- y or miss io n lhis umm r lh n rig ho m Y oung Univ rs ily . �Miss WolvePine Mic~ II Mill r ~as enjoy d porls mosl of ~er lif . ~e slorled wil~ T- all and conlinued up l~rouq~ I~ ee W proqroms lo middle sc~ool. T~ere s~e played Voll yboll, Basketball, and ron T rock. ~e sel new records ol l~e middle sc~ool in T rock and was vofed besf emale Al~lele. In ~iq~ sc~ool, Mic~ lie conlinued fo ef n w record on frocks of differ nl sc~ools and ev n sfofe. ~e al o I tier d in aim every sporf s~e porlicipoled in all four year of ~iq~ sc~ool. ~e wen! fo sfofe in cross- counfry, and p bobly will in Trock, all four y ors of ~iq~ c~ool. Mic~ell ~a b n selecled fob am mb r of W~o's W~o in porfs ~ r junior and s nior year of ~iq~ sc~ool. Mic~elle ~as b en a Brownie and a Girl couf and ~as also b en involved in 4 - . ~e ~as be n on l~e ~onor roll and on fudenf Council in ~iq~ sc~ool. ~e is lookinq fo conlinue ~er ducofion of Univ rsify of Colorado of olorodo prinq and also b in I~ ir T rock proqrom. 17 �Sen ioP 18 f avor>ifes ~ 5 Matt Br wn and Lac y Smith l LVIosf uccessfu/ �Senior» f avor»ifes B _ esl IJe~ hi nb ck nd Marcu Kimball Luke Harrington and Sarah Zwi I r(n f pidur d) lin Wdm r nd iff rf(nof pidured) J ica P tt r and Kyle H ffm n 19 �SenioP f OVOPI·tes Of 20021 20 �FOOTBALL Lefl to Right Top Row Coach Kuhlman, Coach Close, Shea Rt\crs. Btandon Lt•ter, Ell Luke, Tyler Glynn, Jay Mtller Enc elson, J.T. Cathcart, Jeremy Stros, Stmon Van Vbbema, Coach Cundilf, Coach ~tenson Mtddle Row · Joey Cusenza, Steve Qualls, Cmey '-;tc\\ard. Enc Vanna, Cody Moore, Matt Brown, ean Melrose, Corey Copenhaver, Mtchael Bundy BouomRow John Wiliams, Ross Beebe, I uke ll~ mngtot . Mall 'ell. Mall Gonzales. Josh Capalbo, Justin Bundy, Jacob Posey, Kyle Wolff. fyler McLaughlin SENIORS # 65 Luke Harrington #88 Matt Neil #52 John Williams #8 Matt Brown #6 Tyler Glynn #54 Ross Beebe Layout By Steve Qualls And Ross Beebe Football 21 �Junior Varsity Left to Rtght: Top Row Coach Kuhlman, Mtchael Bundy, Joey Cusenza, Brandon Luter. Enc Yanna, Cort.y Steward, Cody Moore, J T Cathcart, Corey Copenhaver, Justtn Bundy, Jacob Posey, tmon VanAbbema, Coach Cundtff Bottom Row: Jesse Pennmg, John Mark Haynes. Joseph VaJdtc, Patnck Backer, Lach Martmez, Joey LaVenture, Andrew Thorsby, Travis McKnight Left: Ju tm Bundy Runnmg The Ball Rtght: tmon YanAbbema copmg out the Opponents The J. Y. Running The BHS Wedge Right: Travis McKmght Getting Ready To Block Left: Andrew Thorsby Gettmg R eady To K tck The Ball 22 Football Layout By Steve Qualls And Ross Beebe �Jay Miller Blocking For Matt Brown Matt Neil And Jay Miller Striking A Pose Tyler, Matt, and Luke Hanging Out At The Lake. Steve ualls Kicking The P.A.T. Ross Beebe Breaking Through The Defense Kyle Wolff Breaking Away From The M_cuilicello Defense Matt Gonzales Checking The Field Layout By Steve Qualls And Ross Beebe John Wiliams Before A Game Football Jo h apalbo Waiting For The Call 23 �.J e n n • I Bottom: Katie Carron passing. Right: Nikki Ellis passing. f e r K a We'll miss you! t • I e Bottom: Jennifer Gingrich blocking a hit. Nikki Ellis G • I n g c e r r I a r 0 • c h n Seniors in Action 24 Volleyball Layout by Angel Etsitty �v wv 0 0 A L L R V L s E E Ry I T I B N A E ~ y Varsity: Back row: Manager: Clare Jones, Cassie Dunavant, Jamie Hill, Ashley Hahn, Kimberly Piccoli, Jessica Piccoli. Middle Row: ikki Ellis, Jennifer Gingrich, Danielle Roberts, Katie Carron. Front Row: Amy Young, Lacy Beck. Top: (left to right) Ashley Hahn serving, Kim Piccoli blocking a hit. Go Team Go! BotLom: (left to right) Danielle Roberts serving, Amy Young passmg. Layout by Angel Etsitty Volleyball 25 �c G 0 T e a F -I m C TEAI\-1: Back Row: Jenna Perry, Kry tal Durbin, Coach McCarid, Kelly Vrtatko, Jillian Leland. Front Row: Savannah Baird, Angel Etsitty, Fiauna Hunt, Andrea Steward, arab Wood, A hley Haga, Lisa Lind. s p • I k e Andrea Steward ready for anything that comes her way. au 26 Angel Etsitty serving. Ashley Haga setting g h t w -I S~tn MVP: Carley Wagner. Volleyball Layout by Angel Etsitty I • �J ... ... JV: Back Row: Kellie Etz, Jamie Hill, Nikki Calderwood, Kalee Largent, Amber ratler, Saffire Christensen, Veronica Penney, Cassie Dunavant, Alex Connors. Front Row: Jessica ~ Piccoli, Misrv Walters, Coach Fassett. lamie Macklin, and Shannon Guy. ~ r s - I t y Shannon Guy, Jessica Piccoli, Kalee Largent, Nikki Calderwood, Jamie Hill, Saffire Christensen, Cassie Dunavant, Misty Walters, Veronica Penney, Jamie Macklin, Amber Failer all jump roping as a T E A M ! Go Fight Win! Layout by Angel Etsitty Nikki Calderwood going up for a block Volleyball 27 �w 0 L v (Left to R1ght) Back Ro}~ Coach Mtke pnggs, Jeremy Cro sman, Brad Ash, Romano Zampettt, Bnan Kortz, Zach Farnam, Ryan Johnston, Kyle Hoffman, Ketth Ptckering, Cohn Wtlmer, Mark Ferrell Coach Kcvm Bell. Middle Ro~ Manager Becky Hemck, Kevm Ludwtg, Tyler Gardener, Austm Gmn, Chtp Ferguson, Ben Barovter, Chns Ho\\<lett, Manager Dantelle Salka. Front Ro~ Manager Etleen Smtth, Mtke Jefferson, James SJltShock, Andrew \Vtlltarns, Dantal Rhode, Wtll Lattmer, Kyle Schnetder, tcholas Potter and Manager Lmdsey Martinez. J E c R 0 E M L I N E y c w R 0 I L M E R R s s MARK FERRELL N E 28 (f) M A N B R I A N K 0 R T ® Not pictured Keith Pickering Brad Ash z Boys' Soccer H Layout by Carli Posey and Heidi Flint �Clockwise from nght: Jeremy Crossman defends the goal; Nick Potter and Austin Ginn celebrate a Bayfield victory; Ch1p Ferguson shows some sktll; Kyle Hoffman, Cohn Wilmer, and Kevm Ludw1g are makmg a wall; Romano Zampett1 goes for the ball; and Keith Pickenng IS dribbling the ball down the field. s 0 c c E R Layout by Carli Posey and Heidi Flint Boys' Soccer 29 �X- CoUDtly of 2001 Back Row: Mr. Kimball, Cody Stephenson, Cliff Allen, Marcus Kimball, Abe Brown, Jason Krueger, Jeremy D'oogle, David Flint Middle Row: Jeannie Baird, Heidi Flint, Brittany Jones, Becky Young, Michelle Miller, J aclynn Shaw Bottom Row: Mrs. Kimball, Nicole Blount, Amber Pommier, and Tiffany Thatcher Back Row: Mr. Kimball, Cody Stephenson, Cliff Allen, Marcus Kimball, Abe Brown, Jason Krueger, Jeremy D'oogle, David Flint Middle Row: Jeannie Baird, Heidi Flint, Brittany Jones, Becky Young, Michelle Miller, J acl ynn Shaw Bottom Row: Mrs. Kimball, Nicole Blount, Amber Pommier, and Tiffany Thatcher 30 X- Country Layout By: Dylan jones and Philip Kirmuss �Girls at Bayfield Invitational Meet Jeremy D'oogle Marcus Kimball Becky Young Michelle Miller Abe Brown Heidi Flint Heidi Flint, Michelle Miller, Abe Brown, Marcus Kimball, and Becky Young Boys at Bayfield Invitational Meet Layout By: Dylan jones and Phil Kirmuss X - Country 31 �HOMECOMING Jenni Gingerich Running The Ball In A Powderpuff Football Game Jessica Potter The Homecoming Queen And Her Dad Below: Paul Black, Jay Miller And Chance Towner Chearleading Cheerleader Float In The Homecoming Parade Right: The Volleyball float In The Homecoming Parade 32 Homecoming Layout By Ross Beebe And Steve Qualls �Far Left: BHS Show in' Some School Pride Left: Senior Eileen Smith Dressed Up For Pajama Day Far Left: Jamie Macklin And Nikki Calderwood Showing Their Smiles Left: Pie Eating Contest Far Left: Misty Walters, Emily Riegel And Andrea Steward Posin' For The Camera Left: Austin Ginn Participating In The Morning Assembly Far Left: Brother Richard And Little Richard Preaching To The Freshmen, Middle: Mrs. Mericle And Mrs. Cashio Are Regulating, Left: AJ Atchison All Dressed Up Layout By Ross Beebe And Steve Qualls Homecoming 33 �Hon~ecoDJing Sports Top Row: Matt Brown Runin' Hard Eric Nelson Nice Catch, The T earn Before The Game, Matt Neil Sacking Their QB. To The Right: Nikki Ellis Gettin' Ready, Kim Piccoli and Ashley Hahn Playin Tough, Kim and Ashley Goin' For The Block • To The Left: Amber Pommier Striving, Michelle Miller Runnin' Hard, Cody Stephenson, Jason Kruger and Abe Brown Are Goin' For The Gold To The Right: Ryan Johnston Bootin' The Ball, Jeremy Crossman Gettin' Ready For The Ball, Colin Wilmer Dribbling Through The Defense 34 Hom ecoming Layout by Ross Beebe and Steve Qu a ll s �H A p p y H A L Amber Pommier, Devra Taylor, Erica Beat man, Will Latimer, Jamie Macklin, Chris Wilmer, Nicole Chamberlin L 0 w E E N Tyler McLaughlin, Eric Nelson, Clare Jones, Matt Brown, Cody tephenson, Becky Young, Eileen mith, Marcus Kimball, Kyle Hoffman, Traci Chapin Layout by D evra T aylor StuLife 35 �hown above are Cliff Allen (left) and ~ody tephenson (right) . To the right ts our quarterback, Matt Gonzales, is he confused? Class of To the left are JUniors, Jerid Cabot and Cassie Barrel sirrin' back. 36 juniors Layout by Aubrey Hotal and Candice Begay �Alexander, Joseph Allen, Cliff Atchison, A.J. Bartel, Cassie Bartel, Cahlie Not Pictured ,.....--.,.-.....,.._Beck, Lacy Begay, Candice Bjerke, Eric Black, Paul Blackburn, Nick ....---=---.:~ Blaksrad, Jessie Blevins, Montana Bynum, Crystal Cabot, J erid Cannon, Aubrey Capalbo, Joshua Carothers, Melissa Carroll, Joey =--....,......1r'J ristensen, affire nners, Alex .------,.-----,~ Copenhaver, Corey Cundiff, Desiree Betsy Evers shows off her Halloween atttre. Layout by Aubrey Hotal and Candice Begay Juniors 3 7 �Jun.i~r c"l.ass «»f 2 003 Cundiff, Kameron Davis, T yrel Edwards, Daniel Engsrrom, Julie Etz, Kellie Evers, Betsy Failer, Amber Farnam, Zachary Ferguson , Andrew Gage, Halea Ginn, Austin Gonzales, Marrhew Guy, Shannon Hahn, Ashley Harrington, Jake Healy, Schyler Howl err, Christopher Jack, Rebecca Janus, Trevor Jefferson, Lyndsey Jones, Dylan cuba teve flashing his pearly whites. 38 Juniors Layout by Aubrey Hotal and Candice Begay �Juni«»r c"lcass «»f 2 003 Kihn, Beka Kimball, Dustin Kirmuss, Philip Kreis, Stephanie L' Argent, Kalee Largent, James Luke, Eli Mallet, Samuel Manzer, Daniel Martinez, Jennie Martinez, Lindsey McLaughlin, Tyler Mihov, Lenko Miller, Jay Moon, Kyra elson, Eric Odell, Megan Penning, Jessie Arminta Teater giving us the stare down Layout by Aubrey Hotal and Candice Begay Juniors 39 �Jun_i~r c-w.ass «:»£ Perry, Jenna Piccoli, Jessica Piccoli, IGmberly Posey, Carli Potter, Nicholas ' ·"'"· 2003 . Priest, Rachel Qualls, Steven Ragsdale, Allison Randolf, Micheala Reavis, Shannon Reese, Sarah Reese, Stephanie Riegel, Emily Roberts, Oanielle Rose, Steven Ross, Michael Shaw, Jaclynn Sortomme, Levi ~~1 . \ '· - ~ Stephenson, Cody Superman (Tyler McLaughlin), Man in a green suit (Cody Stephenson), and Princess Erica (Eric Nelson) pose for a Halloween picture. Joey Carroll, Megan Odell, and Chance Towner get old fashioned. 40 juniors La yout by Aubrey Hota l and Ca ndice Begay �Junior c::laLss «»f 2003 Steward, Andrea Suazo, Michael Suazo, Tara Teator, Arminta Thompson, Tabitha Towner, Chance Saffire Christenson and Lacy Beck give us some friendly grins. Trabing, Alyssa Wallace, Jennifer Walter, Misty Williams, Andrew Wilson, Clinton Young, Amy Zwisler, Melissa Corey Copenhaver. He looks worried. Layout by Aubrey Hotal and Candice Begay juniors 41 �42 Student Life Layout By: Aubrey Hotel �Josh Johnson Cody rowe Jason Krueger Class of J/ ~ ~ II ' Traci Luzar rephanie Monge & Carly Gerhardsrein Layout By: Dylan jones and Philip Kirmuss Sophomores 43 �Adcock, Du ttn Ban:d, J eanrue Ban:d,Jim BaroVIer, BenJanun Beatman, Enca Beck,Jena Bhamarasuita, Waan Blak tad, Wlutney Blount, Nicole Brown, Enn Bundy, Michael Calderwood, Nicole Cathcart, James Chamberlin, Nikol Connon, Meghan Copenhaver, Levi Cowherd, Andrew Crumbaugh, Geoffrey Cusenza III, Joseph Whitney Blackstad Decker, Amanda Dodd, Heather Dodd, Marcus Dugger, Dougla Dunavant, Cassie 44 Sophomores Layout By: Dylan Jones and Philip Kirmuss �Durbin, Krysral Ellis, Kennen Falconer, Aubrey Farmer, Tawnee Faust Joseph Fhnt, Davtd Gardner, Tyler Gerhard tem, Carly Green, Anthony Grtffin, Aaron Gnggs, Jesse Grt1alva, Maria (Belle) Healy, Kalland Herrera, Amber Herrick, Becky H ieb,Joshua H ill, Jamie Hoffman, Jameson Hollie Rakes, Becky Herrick, Carly Gerhardstein Layout By: Dylan jones and Philip Kirmuss Sophomores 45 �Hood, Daruel John on,Jo hua John ton, Ryan Jone , Bnttany June, Amanda Knnbrough, Daniel Khng, Cameron Kramer, Michael Krueger,Ja on Latimer, Wilham Craig, Lee Ludwig, Kevm Luzar, Tracy Macklin, Jamie MaC laird, Jennifer Mahnken, Analise Maninez,lundrea Masse, Bryce McClendon, Sarah Geoffrey Crumbaugh McClure, Drew McCoy, Geoffrey McDonald, Samuel Melrose, ean Monge, Stephanie 46 Sophomores Layout By: Dylan jones and Philip Kirmuss �Moreno, Mecca Overy, Quinn Peacock, Jusrin Penney, Veronica Pommier, Amber Preston, Heather Rakes, Hollie Rieck, Kyle Rodriquez, Nathan Roman k.i, Nathan Sandova~ K.tmberly Schneider, Kyle Simon , Chris Kennen Ellis Sirios, Jeremy Smith, Timothy towe, Cody Taylor, Devra Taylor, eth Layout By: Dylan Jones and Philip Kirmuss Sophomores 47 �Thorton, Knsten Vander Vaart, Yanne Wtcburg,John Wtlmer, Chnstopher Wolff, Kyle Wood, Sarah Wnght, Bnan Wnght, Dusttn Zwart, Enc Kristen Thorton (Mickey Mouse) Meeca Moreno (Bunny) 48 Sophomores Layout By: Dylan Jones and Philip Kirmuss �Student Life Student Life 49 �From top left: Angel is waiting For tan to find that last jellybean! Casey Sanders (right) should really tell Kristy Alexander Oeft) that disco is long Gone! "Some day my prince will come" sings Fiauna Hunt. Class Of The freshman class is nyin' to think Small. Savannah Baird wishes for That perfect pass. 50 Freshmen Page Layout by: Erin Brown �Freshmen of 2002 Adams, Ashleigh Albo, Alicia Alexander, Kristy Anderson, Michael Backer, Patrick Baird, Savannah Bell, Colton Bell, Krystan Bemelen, Suzanne Bennett, Justin Blackburn, Colin Blevins, Tyrell Box, Craig Bundy, Justin Croll, Christianna Cummings, Joel Dallison, Daniel Ellingson, Randi Etsitty, Angel Evers, Dennis Faust, Benjamiu Fletcher, Anona Goodsell, Donald Gray, Stephen Haga, Ashley Page Layout by: Erin Brown Fres hm en 5I �Be Afraid... be very afraid Harp, Kristin Haynes, John Hilleary, Sean Hinman, Ashley Hunt, Fiauna Huntsman, Blane Krueger, Jeremy Laughton, Marc Laventure, Joseph Leland, Jillian Lind, Lisa Ludwig, Jerome Zachary Martinez is Mesmerized by the Computer. Luna, Andrea Luter, Brandon Mann, James Martin, Amber Martinez, Zachary 52 Freshmen Page Layout by: Erin Brown �McKinzie, Michael McKnight, Travis Mills, J essika Moore, Cody Morris, Jeremy ral "! ' ... ; .I Morrison, Loren Parker, Katie Posey, Jacob Reese, Hannah Rinehart, Brittany .. Ritchie, Daniel Robinette, Amand. Roukema, Brianna Sanders, Casey Santiago, Stella Savage, Carrie Scull, Ericka What is so funny Angel Etsitty? Smith, Crystal Smith, Justin Spishock, James Steward, Cory Stone, Brandon Strahan, Jeffery Page Layout by: Erin Brown Fres hm en 53 �One year doBlD, three to go Strohkirch, athan Suazo, Vanessa 'Ibomas, Austin 'Thorsby, Andrew Vajdic, Joseph Van Abbcma, Simon V rtatko, Kelly Wagner, Carley Wells, Stan Yarina, Eric Zwisler, Jackie 54 From left to right: Cody 1oorc strollin' the halls, A hleigh Adams and Vanes ·a Suazo show their friendship, Colin Blackburn looks a little suspicious . .. what's he hiding? Freshman Page Layou t by: Erin Brow n �Page layout by Steven Qualls student life 55 �• Boys Vars~ty 0 v e Left to right from top row: J erid Cabot, Matt Gonzales, Marcus Kimbcfll, Tyler Glynn, Eric Nelson, Jake Harrington, Scott Piccoli, Steve Qualls, Tyler Mclaughlin, Matt Neil, Coach Wright; Bottom Row: Emily Riegel, Andrea Stewart, Misty Walter Seniors Tyler Glynn Marcus Kimball e 1 n e 56 Scott Piccoli Seniors Matt Neil Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blaksta �a s e a Clockwise from top left: Matt Gonzales looking to pass, Scott Piccoli jumping to the hoop, Eric Nelson looking for a shot, Tyler Glynn shooting the ball, Tyler McLauglin going for a lay-up, Matt Neil passing the ball Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blakstad 57 �BoysJV Left to right from top row: Emily Riegel, Coach Dwinell, Ryan Johnson, Zach Farnam, Seth Taylor, Jeremy Sirios, J. T. Cathcart, Nick Blackburn, Misty Walter, Andrea Stewart; Bottom Row: Josh Hieb, Levi Copenhaver, Dan Kimbrough, Sam McDonald, Chris Howlett Boys C Teatn Left to right from top row: Coach Marteniz, Andrea Stewart, Corey Stewart, Travis McKnight, Andrew Thorsby, Justin Bundy, Austin Thomas, Einily Reigel, Misty Walter; Bottom Row: Tim Smith, Jacob Posey, Stan Wells, Eric Yarina, Colton Bell 58 Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blaksta �Clockwise from top left: Zach Farnam shooting the ball, Ryan Johnston shooting a lay-up, Eric Yarina dribbling the ball, J erid Cabot dribbling the ball, Colton Bell dribbling the ball, J.T. Cathcart reaching for the ball, Levi Copenhaver shot the ball Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blakstad 59 �Girls Varsity v e r '1 n e 60 Left to right from top row: Nikki Calderwood, Coach McDermott, Kim Piccoli, Middle row: Jessica Piccoli, Cassie Dunavant, Amy Young, Saffire Christensen, Ashley Hahn, Becky Young, Jamie Hill, Bottom row: Lacy Beck, Jackie Shaw, Michelle Miller Seniors Becky Young Michelle Miller Heidi Flint Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blakstad �a s k e t a Clockwise from top left: Ashley Hahn dribbling down the court, Jamie Hill hustling to get the ball, Amy Young looking for a pass, Jackie Shaw cashing a shot, Cassie Dunavant going for a lay-up, Jessica Piccoli looking for a shot, Kim Piccoli tearing it up under the basket; Center: Michelle Miller Puts off a shot Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blakstad 61 �Left to right from top row: Erin Brown, Angel Etsitty, Tawnee Farmer, Nikki Calderwood, John Shaw, Jessica Piccoli, Kellie Etz, Saffire Christensen, Lacy Beck; From top to bottom in center: Jamie Macklin, Veronica Penney, Cassie Dunavant, Lindsey Martinez Girls C Teatn Left to ri~ht from top row:.Coach Grant; Middle row: Tawnee Farmer, Erin Brown, Angel Ets1tty, Andrea Martmez; Bottom row: Jamie Macklin, Tyrell Blevins, Heidi Flint 62 Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blakstad �Clockwise from top left: Lacy Beck looking for open man, Tawnee Farmer going for a layup, Saffire Chrisensen passing the ball, Nikki Calderwood rises above the defenders, Erin Brown shoots under pressure, Heidi Flint shoots a free-throw Layout by Nikki Calderwood and Whitney Blakstad 63 �Top Picture: Top to bottom, left to right: Coach Stinson, Coach Reese, Clint Wilson, Ethan Morrison, Eric Stone, Jay Miller, Sean Melrose, Matt Vandenberg, Cameron Kling, Dominique Martinez, Rick Edwards, Coach Saleh, Tim Carothers, Laren Morrison, Cameron Cundiff, Dan Edwards, Coach Mike, Aspen Cloudt, Micheal Kramer, Quinn Overy, Blain Huntsman, Heather Sobczak Bottom Picture: Coach Reese, Shay Rivers, Dustin Wright, Brandon Luter, Ben Barovier, Cody Moore, Marcus Dodd, Danny Hood, Dominique Martinez, Coach Saleh, Chance Towner, Simon Van Abbema, Joseph Vajdic, Brandon Stone, Chris Simons, John Mark Haynes, Jesse Penning, and Coach Mike 64 Layout by: J.T. Cathcart, Chance Towner, and Jesse Griggs �Tim Carothers • Ethan Morrison Matt Vandenberg Eric Stone 65 �Chris 1mons Clint Wilson wuppen' up on an Aztec wrestler Sean Melrose fightin' hard Lauren Morrison full of pride and determination 66 �Clint Wilson dancin' Dan Edwards claiming his victory Dustin Wright wrestling Aztec Cameron Cundiff workin' his opponent 67 �w --- -- 0 L v E R I N E s/ / 68 Cheerleading Layout By Cody Stowe �c H E E R L E Left page top to bottom, Cheerleaders cheering at An afternoon football game; Sen1ors jinny Doughty and jessica Potter; Cheerleaders Performing for their home team. Right page top to bottom, Senior jessica Potter cheering at A pep rally; team picture starting With Top row- Hanna Reese, Randi Ellingson, Brianna Roukema, Casey Sanders, and Kristy Alexander Middle row- Aubrey Falconer, Melissa Carothers, and Alyssa Trabing Bottom row- jmny Doughty and jessica Potter; Cheerleaders Casey Sanders, and Brianna Roukema play around in the lobby at practice. Layout By Cody Stowe A D N Cheerleading G 69 �ahlie Barrel Brent Koenig Megan Mcknight Megan Odell (Not in picture) Chance Towner - - - Cahlie Bartel securing third place in Pueblo. Chance Towner 70 Chance Towner on a bull in Lamar. riding a bull in Golden Layout by: J.T. Cathcart, Chance Towner, and Jesse Griggs �BHS Peer Mediating Left to right: Kyra Moon, Betsey Evers, Shannon Guy, Kalee L'argent, Matt Gonzales, Tyler McLaughlin, Clare Jones, Eric Nelson Hanging out at the 2"d Semester ice cream social for new kids Left to right: Tyler McLaughlin, Jeremy D'Ooghe, Eric Nelson Some new kids eating ice cream and waiting to play some fun games with the peer helpers The BHS Peer Helpers are here to help people with their personal problems as well as problems in school. They also help new people get acquainted to our school. Whenever someone is in need of help they can go down to the counselor's office. A peer helper is in the office every hour. Layout by Kyra Moon Peer Helpers 71 �Student Council Marcus IGmball, Erin Brown, Tim Smith, Becky Young, Mindy Paulek, Clare Jones, Eileen Smith Traci Chapin, Marcus IGmball, Eileen Smith, Kalee L'Argenr, Amy Young, Clare Jones, Becky Young 72 Stu Co Layout By D evra Taylor �FBLA (From Top Left) Marc Laughton, Jeremy Morris, Michael Anderson, Jere my Krueger, Jackie Z wisler, Carly Wagner, Christiana Croll, Zach Martinez, Ashley Haga, Lisa Lind, Daniel Dallison (From Left) Tim Smith, Michael Bundy, John Wicburg, Cassie Dunavant, Sam McDonald, Veronica Penney, Jamie Hill, Will Latimer, Jason Krueger (Special Projects), Brittany Jones, Whitney Blakstad (Reporter), Carly Gerhardstein, Kyle Schneider, Hollie Rakes (From Left) Traci Chapin (President), Amy Ehlenbeck, Clare Jones, Eileen Smith (Vice President) (From Left Top Back Row) Cody Stevenson, Matt Gonzales, Kelly Etz, Lacy Beck, Lindsay Martinez,~ Piccoli, Ashley Hahn, Eric elson (Secretary), JeSSie Blak, Tyler McLaughlin, (Bottom From Right) Andrew Williams, Nicholas Potter FBLA {Future Business Leaders of America) have met throughout the year every other Wednesday. FBLA hosts events and activities such as concessions, Highway Clean-Up, Talent Shows, Christmas Caroling, Senior Dinner, and a Business Luncheon. FBLA Members go to District Competitions and compete in events. Clare Jones was the District Manager this year so, Districts were held at Fort Lewis College. All the competitions and events are business oriented and teach as well as assist all members to be become good business leaders. If they place in the top 5 for individual events or top 2 in-group events they will be going to State Competition in Vail. Layout by: Stella Santiago ot Pictured: Tim Carothers, James Garton, Heather Sobczak, Jackie Shaw FBLA 73 �F C Family, Community, Career, leaders of America c L A Top Row: Mrs.Blatnick, Jena Beck, Jennifer MaClaird, Analise Mahnken, Aspen Cloudt, Veronica Penney, Heather Sobczak Bottom Row: Amanda Decker, Devra Taylor, Andrea Martinex, Belle Grijalva, Cassie Dunavant, and Mrs. Conner FCC LA Layout By: Kimberly Sandoval �E p Bottom row: Jeremy Crossman, Becky Young, Amy Ehlenbeck Middle row: Amy Young, Eileen Smith, Clare Jones, Jenna Piccoli, Kyra Moon Top row: Kyle Hoffman, Heather Sobczak, Jessie Blakstad c s Leadership Bottom row: Amy Young, ick Potter, Kim Piccoli, Kyra Moon Top row: Kalee L' Argent, Stephanie Reese, Heather Sobczak, Jackie Shaw Layout By: Eric Bjerke Epycs/Leadership 75 �Thespians Second Row, Clare Jones, Amy Ehlenbeck, First Row, Eileen Smith. Marcus Kimball, Becky Young, Tyler McLaughlin, Eric Nelson, Lindsey Martinez National Honors Society Third Row, Jeremy Crossman, Kim Picoli, Becky Young, Amy Ehlenbeck, Second Row, Eric Nelson, Marcus Kimball, Clair ]ones, Eileen Smith, Nick Potter, Jessica Picoli, Kira Moon, First Row, Megan McKnight, Andrew Williams, Amy Young, Melissa Zwisler 76 Thespians Layout By: Jade Lutgen �F A H L A L p p z y 0 0 The play began when J.T. Spnnger (Tyler McLaughlin) was 26 hours old . .. and his father (Marcus Kimball) was already expecting too much of h1m. As J.T. grows older, he becomes even more aware of his shortcomings. When J.T. gets to high school, he discovers girls - mamly Melanie Webster (Michaela Randolph), who would rather have nothing to do with him. Through all of this rejection, J.T. turns to the television and solitude of his room for company. J.T. becomes a fifties JUnkie. He creates in his mind a place where Melanie becomes Julie and she is subject to h1s every whim. J.T. IS popular m th1s fifties world and doesn't want to leave. But when the characters in this make believe place tum into their real life selves and tell J.T. to face reality, he is forced to leave Bolkdale. When he gets back to the real world, J.T. faces up to his parents, joins track, and even makes a few friends. D I A p z E L A y .-..... Counterclockwise from bottom: Nick Potter plays the Ladies' Man; the students all nse for the pledge of allegiance; J.T. (Tyler McLaughlin) faces punishment from the principal; and Fatsy (John Williams) shows the "Square" (Tommy McKenzie) that he can hula. Layout by Carli Posey and Heidi Flint Plays 77 �B H s B A N D Back Row· (Left to right): Jeremy Morns, Michael uazo, Crystal Schissler, Kalland Healy, Trevos Janus, Colin Wilmer, Brandon Luter, Blane Huntsman, Colby Goodsell, and John Marc Haynes. Middle Row · Jimmie Mann, Amanda June, Candace Begay, Kellle Etz, Schyler Healy, Jerome Lud\\Ig, and Joseph Faust. Front Row Stephen Gray, Raelynn Healy, Katie Jo Parker, Crystal Smith, Bnttany Rhmehart, Cody Stephenson, and Cliff Allen. Bottom · ick Potter and Tim Formway (That's cute, guys). There are two bands: the jazz band and the w ind ensemble. Here they are practicing. 78 Band Layout by Carli Posey and Heidi Flint �c B H H 0 I R s c 0 N E H 0 R (Left to Rtght) Back Row: Lmdsey Jefferson, and Enn Gurule. Mtddle Row Trac1 Chapm, Bnttany Jones, Montana Ble.,ms, Ruth Sptshock, and Emma McClendon. Front Rov. Scott Ptccolt, Sam Mallet, AJ Atchtson, Joel Cummmgs, and Blane Huntsman. Bottom Row. Ch1p Ferguson, Chns Stmmons, and Tommy McKmzte. c H 0 I R T w 0 (Left to Right) Back Row: Bnttany Jones, Chnsttana Croll, Blane Huntsman, tephame hawcroft, and cott Piccoli Middle Row Montana Blevins, Tract Chapm, and Chtp Ferguson Third Row: Aubrey Canon-Hotal, Jeanme Batrd, Amber Martm, Amber Herrera, and Krystan Bell Froont Row Tim Carothers and Karneron Cundiff Layo4t by Heidi Flint and Carli Posey Choir 79 �i\1ann, Roberr 1arble, Julie 1amnez, · 1. i\1ende, 'andy Misener, Jeff elson, Tish Above is Mr. Misener and Principal, Mr Marang. Below is the staff of Bayfield High School showing pride on the first day of school. Patron, Jan Patton, John Phillips, Linda Tearor, Linda Wright, Kevin 80 Staff Layout by Aubrey Hotal and Candice Begay �Aveis, Shelly Beckler, Peggy Bishop, Bill Blarnick, Carol Brush, Jerry Cashio, Theresa Catron, Pam Conner, Ginger Cummings, Jeanette Edwards, Rick Farkas, David G uy, Jenni H aga, Denise Henderson, Tara H ood, P. Howard, Tara Jaques, Barb J uliana, Jackie Kimball, herry Kimball, Vernon Kuhlman, ody Lehnus, Jeff Mr. Wright get's into hom ecoming festivities in the gym . Layout by Aubrey Hotal and Candice Begay Sta ff 81 �2001 Student Trip The whole group in front of the Palace of Versailles From left to right: Top: Ben Nelson, Mrs. Nelson Middle: Jamie Macklin, Veronica Penney, Jessica Macklin, Tyler McLaughlin, Eric Nelson, Jay Miller, Kalee L'argent, J erid Cabot, Aubrey Hotal, Ms. Henderson, Alicia Edmondson, Mr. Lehnus, Kyra Moon, Whitney Blakstad Bottom: Kim Piccoli, Erika Kaiser, Jessie Blakstad, Andrew Williams During the summer of 2001 sixteen students and six adults left Bayfield and traveled to France and Italy. All of the students had gathered money and taken weekly classes to prepare for what would become the experience of a lifetime. The group was in Europe for twelve wonderful days. They visited Paris, the French Riviera, Florence, Rome, and the Isle of Capri among other places. Getting to spend time with friends from school and learn about different cultures was a great experience for everyone on this trip. 82 Student Trip to Europe Layout by Kyra Moon �Getting prepared for a long trip to Paris Hanging out at the highest point in Paris The Coliseum Mrs. Nelson and Ben Nelson pose in front of the infamous Eiffel Tower Layout by Kyra Moon From left to right: Top: Kyra Moon, Jessie Blakstad, Stephanie Reese Bottom: Whitney Blakstad, Alicia Edmondson, Aubrey Hotal Dancing the night away at a night club in Florence, Italy Student Trip to Europe 83 �The 200I-2002 yearbook is hereby dedicated to those who lost their lives in the September nth tragedy. Not only those, but we also wish to honor the firefighters, volunteers, and others who willingly gave their effort and risked their lives. We are forever in your debt. Those who sought to destroy our country only succeeded in bringing us closer together. 84 Dedication Layout by Carli Posey and Erin Brown �Dearest Ben, Our favorite youngest son! What a great guy you are. We are so pleased that you have gown up to be such a good person. Keep your sense of humor- it makes life fun. Go out and conquer the world! You are ready! We love you so much! Mom, Glenn, and Ted Kyle, I love ya I love ya I love ya Gonna Miss ya Gonna Miss ya GONNA MISS YA Mom and Dad Thanks for the laughter you have added to our home. Brad, You should be very proud of yourself- we sure are. Life will bring many challenges your way and we know that you will have the strength to take them on. We love you, Mom and Jim Katie, Our little girl all grown up and ready to start another phase of her life. We are very proud of the accomplishments you've had and will have. Go for it all! You can do it! We love you, Dad, Mom, and Doug Hanna, Your Grandfather put you in this horse collar so you would sit up. From then on you have amazed and thrilled us. Your mother and I love you and are very proud of you and your accomplishments. Thank you, From us. Pokes, The day you were born was a miracle and a dream come true. You've fought some tough battles in your life and you've always come out a winner. I am so very proud to be your mother, and I love you more and more each day. Stay strong, believe in yourself, and be true to yourself- you'll go a long way Love, Mom and Dad Nathan, It is more often the things we didn't do than the things we did that we regret later in life. Have adventures, take challenges, and make the most of each day. Dear Steven, With all of your profound gifts, you will make an impact in this world. Our pride in you is overwhelming! Love, Mom and Dad Layout by: Suzanne Bemelen 85 �86 "For this child I prayed, and the lord has granted what I asked of Him." 1Sam1:27. Jinny, You have always been and always will be, our Precious Joy. We are all so very proud of the sweet, wonderful, caring woman you have become. Hang on to your sense of humor and follow your heart. We love you, Mom, Dad, Sisters, Brothers, Nieces, and Nephews Lucas, Since birth you have made us proud as parents. Every goal you have set you have pushed hard to achieve. We love you and will always be very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Dear Amy, Congratulations! We are so very proud of you. Always believe in yourself and make your own way. Follow only your dreams and your heart. Don't be afraid to try when things get hard, and you will be able to accomplish anything your heart desires. We love you Rosey Girl! Mom, Jer and Jeremy Rachel, Here's to the little girl you used to be, the special times we've all shared, the talks, the laughs, the slur things said and done. What a wonderful young lady you have become. May your life be blessed with love, laughter, and peace. Enjoy life. We love you, Dad, Mom and Brandon Amy, We're proud of you! The long way you've traveled from what seems like such a short time ago. The small steps, the great leaps. You've made, what you've done, what you know. "Flower Picker" You're our shining star!! Jenni, You are chosen, one out of many, to be a Light wherever God places you. Not to be a struggler, but as easy and unique as your next step. Love, Dad and Mom Colt, You are the exception not the rule. We can't do your spirit justice by words what a joy you are. As you journey through life, your essence will stay with us when we need renewed of this value, We love you, Mom, Dad, Chevon, Fiauna We love you!! Mom and Dad Layout by: Suzanne Bemelen �Vernon, Life can be so complicated, That we forgot to see. That it only takes a moment to be the best that we can be!!! Clare, Your special light has touched so many lives already and we know it will continue to as you move into the future. Thanks for all the joy you g1ve. Love, Mom and Vic Megan, We are so very proud of you. You are a wonderful person and such a blessing to us! We love you! God Bless! Love, Mom and Dad M1chelle, We are very proud of you. We enjoyed havmg watchmg you grov. up mto a very beautiful person. We have enjoyed v.atchmg you run and play basketball and seemg everythmg that you have won and accomplished m your sports. Keep reachmg for the stars and everyday dream will come true. We know that you \\·111 succeed m the future m whatever path you choose to follow. We love you very much . Love, Mom and Dad Hey Brian! Even at this young age, we knew you had a big appetite for life. Enjoy every bite! Love, Mom and Dad Shell, You have such an awesome strength and the potential to do so many things! With your strong personal faith and many blessings 1t will be so exciting to see what the future holds for you. Love, Mom and Dad Trista Martin Age 2 Even at that young age we knew she would be the challen ge of our lives. Princess, We are so proud of you! Remember life is all about attitude. If you want it, you can get it. Your possibilities are endless! All our love, Mom and Dad Layout by: Su z ann e Bemelen 87 �Scott, Good job, Good luck to you and your future! May yo~r dreams come true. ' Even before you had turned 4 months we knew we had named you correctlyDanielle-Dan "yell". We have enjoyed your constant chatter ever since. We wish you the very best, Love, Dad and Mom 88 .L..llc..o;..u , Congratulations to our special girl! Wherever you go, what ever you do, we'll be there and we'll be proud! We love you forever, Mom and Dad Ru , 18 years ago we had a dream come true: a baby girl was born to us! Today, we have the honor of seeing her off on a journey to realizing her own dreams. It has been our pleasure to your mom and dad. May the memories you take with you be as special as the ones we keep. Kyle, When we think of you we think of self- less service and dedication to worthy goals. You have treated others well both at home and at school. We love you and we are thankful for the example you set. Jo , Kevin, From the day you were born, you have been sunshine in our lives. Now we- pray God's richest blessings in you life as you find your place in this world. Love always, Mom Thank' you for your beautiful sweet spirit. You truly are a friend and your love for truth and right have made you a wonderful person. The example you set in our home and for others is priceless. Thank you for your beauty, both physical and spiritual because your light rubs off on all of us and makes us better just by being with you. May you always keep your special spirit. Love mom and dad Layout by: Su za nn e Bem elen You will do great things. Anytime you have put your mind to something, you have succeeded. 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Five people are killed in the attacks. and clean-up of government buildings costs m1ll1ons of dollars. �1' Former Yugoslav leader Slobodan 1' Twenty-e1ght youths are arrested Mtlosevtc faces the International Tnbunaltn The Hague for U N war cromes. tncludtng the rrurder and persecution of ethntc Alban tans tn Kosovo for startmg bush f•res that destroy 'lund reds of thousands of acres of forest and 1arr11and and k1:1 thousand of koalas and kangaroos r ~outheast A~straila -L- Amencan Atrilnes Flight 587 crashes -L- Convtcted Oklaroma Ctty bomber tnto a Queens netghborhood tn New T motny McVetgh ts executed by York C1ty on Noverrber 12 ktlltng ethal tnJectlon for destroytng the al 255 people or board Struct~ral Alfred P Mt.•rah Federal Butldtng fatlure of the plane's tatl assembly r Aprtl1995 killing 168 people apparently causes tre •ragedy 1' Vtolent lsraelt· Palesttntan confrontations escalate as Pnme Mtntster Anel Sharon and PLO Leader Vasser Arafat struggle to ftnd ar answer to thetr COt;:'ltPes ong01rg hat•ed tor one another 1' After Houstor erergy gtant Error COllapses thousands ose thetr hie savtngs. accounttng ftrrn Artht.r Andersen encounters accusattons of unethtcal practices. and the Gereral Accounting Offtce sues the Executtve Branch for conf·dertJal transcnpts tn ''> 1rvesttgat·on of the scandal -L- As Operat1on E'lduro1g FreedoM beg~ns . the J S m111tary airdrops food rattans to the starvt:'lg people of Afghamstar �Rochester M10nesota, unveil a new technology that uses facial heat patterns to detect lying. 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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 2002 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. 2001-2002 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 2002; including students in ninth 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. 120 p. : ill. ; 28 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Bring it on IIIF Item Metadata UUID 4f4d94f5-672f-403f-ae09-4690aafc1eaa Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6fc51ee36ce9bb2cf9f7c04e876e8613.pdf d8340d78d4a833149e2f54ce861ee6f5 PDF Text Text �.• ' l '· ' ,:: I i.t I,_ I I• 1: I· I· I I . ,, .•• I·' 1: ~.. I'" 1·.·4''. 1 ~~- ,y:: ~: I ·' 1!. I ~ I· 1·:: I" '· 1·, I' I ~ ~- ... ''__.,-:-~ · c " " ,. " " ' ' o.c•" "· •. ·:·-· · .... .•. ~ - ~ -~ ,..! •.. ... . . ... " . ..• ... ...... · '" '· ... _., ·' ..- .. " ... .- -~ ���Layout by: Cassie D. & Kyle Wolff - Seniors 1 �����������Ms. Wolverine Lacy wa born and rai ed in Bayfield into a large family. She ha enjoyed growing up and att nding school here surrounded by family and friend, . She i. an honor roll student and a member of FBLA. Lacy ha participated in ba. ketball , occer and olleyball at BHS. She wa. MVP in volleyball her . enior year and elected a. 2nd team All- onference. he is a great athlete and like to compete in most port . Lacy al o love to b around family and friends. he lo e. to laugh and . pend time with them. he is planning on attending college in Utah. 12 �Mr. Wolverine c wa an rm ed m has gone to Bayfield SchooL International Studie. Cia . He i an honor roll student and is invol ed in many club including FBLA, FCCLA, Knowledge BowL The. pians, National Honor Society, and Lead r. hip LaPlata. H is aL o a Peer Mediator. He ha. lettered all four year in football and cho en a All-Conference. He lettered three year and has been an MVP and All-Conferen e for ba. ketball, l ttered and played catcher for two years on th IML champion hip ba eball team. He al o lettered and went to tate on the 4 200 track team. H enjoy. mo. t port, consid r. family and friend. er imp rtant and is planning on attending colleg in Colorado, Oklahoma. r Tenn .. ee. 13 �' Most Athletic Biggest Flirt Most Likely to Succeed 14 Favorites Layout by: Cassie D. & Kyle Wolff �/ OYL Biggest Hunter Best Smile Best Winter Athlete Layout by: Cassie D. & Kyle Wolff Favorites 15 �I I 16 Senior Student Life Layout By: Cassie D. & Kyle Wolff �I t: t In cl n end fll) ' un' nde · 1L ur-\ he I r (thetr h n t 111 th II mm Layou by: Rebecca Jack and Amanda Decker Ho ecommg 17 �h unt r t aill t th tr I1' t . tl ikin --. h untr r th. I n th 18 Homecommg 111 La you by: t. II t 1r t pl untr ebecca J ac and Amanda Dec er t �Layou by: ebecca J ac a d Amanda Dec er Ho ecom1 g 19 �A 20 Foo ball s Layou By. Jake McGu1re 00 A L �A S 00 L B I ' : JT I ft: \ La you By J a e McGUI e Foo ball 21 �00 22 Foo ball Layout by C.J . Be I �Boy's Soccer hlp I r Layou by Holli a es - Boys Soccer 23 �Z.1 h 1 mmm 24 Layou by Hollie akes -Boys Soccer �Junior Vars ty Layou by Hollre Ra es - Boys Soccer 25 �26 L YOU B · MILY JOH 0 �L YOU B E ILYJOH SO 27 �28 Layout By: Jere my Dowler - Volleyball �1 1 1 .-· 1 1 I Layout by: Jeremy Dowler and Tommy Me mz1e Volleyball 29 �30 Layou By:JeremyDowler - Cross Coun ry �• Layout By: J eremyDowler - Cross Coun ry 31 �I~ 32 Juniors Layou by: Amanda Decker �\"() PliO TO ,\V,\11.\BIR Dustin Adcock Jeannie Baird Jim Baird Erica Beatman Whitney Blakstad Benjamin Barovier Waan Bhamarasuita Jena Beck ikki Calderwood Erin Brown Nicole Blount Levi Cara Coleman J. T. Cathcart Copenhaver ~-----. Andrew Cowherd Geoffrey Joseph Cusenza III Crumbaugh..--........~---. Heather Dodd Layout by: Amanda Decker Marcus Dodd Amanda Decker Douglas Dugger 33 Juniors �Cassie Dunavant Krystal Durbin Aubrey Falconer David Flint Tawnee Farmer Tyler Gardner Aaron Griffin Kalland Healy 34 Charles Ellis Joseph Faust Carly Gerhard stein Jesse Griggs Michael Herman Alexandra Herring Kennen Ellis Anthony Green Belle Grijalva Amber Herrera Joshua Hieb Becky Herrick Bryan Hill Page Layout by Amanda Decker and Devra Taylor �Jamie Hill Kevin Ludwig Craig Lee Jamie Macklin Riley Maloy Jason Krueger Michael Kramer Lorik Kogani William Latimer Tracy Luzar Daniel Kimbrough Amanda June Brittany Jones Cameron Kling Ryan Johnston Joshua Johnson Daniel Hood Jennifer MacLaird Matt Marchase Analise Mahnken Andrea Martinez Page Layout by Amanda Decker and Devra Taylor 35 �Bryce Masse Sarah McClendon Samuel McDonald Stephanie Monge Hollie Rakes Amber Pommier Chris Simons ,Geoffrey McCoy Sean Melrose Quinn Overy Sanja Rehwald Kyle Schneider 36 Jacob Melrose Logan Oswald Veronica Penney Drew McClure Justin Peacock Heather Preston Kyle Rieck athan Rodriguez Jeremy Sirios Page Layout by Amanda Decker and Devra Taylor �Timothy mith Devra Taylor Twyla Weaver Kristen Thornton Yanne anderVaart Christopher Wilmer John Wicburg so PIIUTO l Vtl/AHI.H Kyle Wolff Sarah Wood Brian Wright Dustin Wright Glass 0 2004 ~ Page Layout by Amanda Decker and Devra Taylor 37 �Sophomores Ashleigh Adams Alicia Albo Kristy Alexander Jimmy Anderson Micheal Anderson Patrick Backer Savannah Baird Colton Bell Krystan Bell Dan, Jimmy, and Marc hangin' in the library. Suzanne Bemelen Justin Bennett Colin Blackburn Tyrell Blevins Daniel Burkey Class of 2005 38 Sophomore Layout by: Austin Thomas and Tommy Mckinzie �Sophomores Samantha Copher Christiana Croll Joel Cummings Daniel Dallison Randi Ellingson B.J.Evers Benjamin Faust Ashley Haga Chris Harrell John Haynes Jessica Hill Stella working on her homework. Sean Hilleary Ashley Hinman Fiauna Hunt Blane Huntsman Brittany Ki tzenberger Layout by: Austin Thomas and Tommy Mckinzie Sophomores 39 �·Sophomores Jeremy Krueger Keisha Lameman Marc Laughton Joey Laventure Kristy, Tyrell, and Lisa shooting the breeze. lillian Leland Lisa Lind Jerome Ludwig Andrea Luna Brandon Luter Jade Lutgen Jimmy Mann Amber Martin Zachary Martinez Tommy Mckinzie Travis Mcknight J essika Mills Cody Moore Meeca Moreno Eric, Carley, Cory, and Ashley hanging out in the comons. 40 Sophomores Layout by:Austin Thomas and Tommy Mckinzie �Sophomores Loren Mornson Jessica ewby Katie Parker Jacob Posey Lorenzo Ramirez Hannah Reese Damel Rttchte Amanda Robinette Bnanna Roukema Casey Sanders Stells Santiago Ericka Scull Justm Smtth James Sptshock Cory Steward Brandon Stone Cody Stowe Jeffery Strahan Vanessa Suazo John Mark seems "busy." 41 Layout by: Austin Thomas and Tommy McKinzie Sophomores �._r ( ·· Sophomores Austin Thomas Jo eph Vajdtc tmon an Abbe rna Kelly Vrtatko Carley Wagner tan Wells Enc Yanna Enc Zwart Jacqueline Zwisler 42 It seems Loren is organized. Wazzup Colten and Misty? Has Justin been naughty or nice? Looks like Tyrell is popular. Sophomores Layout by: Austin Thomas and Tommy McKinzie �Sophomores Marc jamming out? Looks like Carley is taking a stroll. Smile for the camera Lisa and Kristy. Looks like a delicious lunch there Brandon. Looks like Sean, Brandon, and Randi love studying.! Looks like a group doesn't like the camera. Layout by: Austin Thomas and Tommy McKinzie Sophomores 43 �Freshmen Jennifer Abbot Lacey Bagley Alex Bales Kristen Baker Amber Bambrook ot P1ctured Cameron(C.J) Bell Tyrell Boone Shalyn Bostrom Jamie Bruton Aubry Bryson icholas Bynum Daniel Byrd Ashli Callau Michael Cartwright Jason Cathcart Stephanie Cook Skye Costelloe Shaylah Crowell Shannon Cummins ChrisCundiff Joshua Cundiff Amber Dombrowski Jeremy Dowler Caleb Ellis Timothy(T.J.) Ellis 44 Freshmen Layout By: Jessica Hill & Amanda Kline �2006 Bryan Enns Rebecca Faust Anona Fletcher Steve Flint Simone Flores Randi Glover Johnathan Green Kyle Guilliams Paige Halwes Steven Hanna John (Brenner) Hanson Chris Harper Savana Harrington Justin Harrison Estelle Harrmann Chantel Highland Ashley Hogue Melissa Hughes Mohriah James Emily Johnson Jessica Johnson icholas Joswick Amanda Kline Jessica Knickerbocker Michael Largent Layout By: Jessica Hill & Amanda Kl ine Freshmen 45 �Freshmen Lauren Latimer Elizbeth Layton Sean Lockard Erik Ludwig Mackenzie Mantron Donald Martin Aaron Martinez Brittany McCoy Troy McCoy Kyle McGrath Jake McGuire MikaMcMillian Emily Moiseve Ben Naiman Sheena Neil Lee Northcraft Will Pasternack Jesse Penney Travis Phelps Laci Phillips Cody Poole Emily Ragsdale Clay Rampone Josh Remer Justin Roberts 46 Freshmen Layout By: Jessica Hill & Amanda Kline �2006 Loren Rodriguez Summer anford Ashley Shaw Steven Silva Joey mithwick Sagen Steineck Sari undblom Westley Teater Desiree Terry Kristin Thomas Cody Tinnin Suzanne Vajdic Jess VanderV a art Jessica Vreeland Thomas Ware Walker (Mickey) Whtte Betsy Williams Kevin Wirth Autumn Yeager Layout By: Jessica Hill & Amanda Kline Freshmen47 �e e Layou Bv· Jessica Hdl, A anda lme & Dan1el Burkey �c 0 Layout By: Jessica Hill, Amanda Kline & Daniel Burkey Freshmen 49 �BHSSTAFF 2002 2003 Beckler, Peggy Bishop, Bill Brush, Jerry Bums, Vicki Cashio, Theresa Conner, Ginger Edwards, Rick Guy, Jenni Haga, Denise Henderson, Tara Hillyer, Daniele Jacques, Barb Kimball, Sherry Kimball, Vernon Lehnus, Jeff Marble-White, J_. Mericle, Sandy Misener, Jeff Muckleroy, C. Patton, John Cummins, J. '\() 1'1/0JV ; \\' \JIABJP 50 Nelson, Tish Patton, Jan Phillips, Lynda Stinson, Herb OT PICTURED: Catron, P.am; Howard, Tara; Aveis, Shelly; Mann, Robert; Priest- elson, Carol Layout by: Jake McGuire "' Staff �BHS STAFF BHS Staff are always keeping the students on their toes. Layout By: Nick Bynum -Staff 51 �"Evil Doing at ueen T oat's Tomb" 5~ 5ill~ St. johns The tall pia~ this ~ear included an outstanding cast. An evil descendant of an earlier 9ueen plots to rule the lands against the will of some honorable archeologists. The star~ included odd love triangles and hilarious jokes along with good hearted messages and morals. This star~ of love and adventure was also riddled with jokes and laughter. 52 Layout By: Hollie Rakes and Britt Kitzenberger- ay �Layout by Brittany Kitzenberger-Fall Play 53 �Cheerleading 2002-2003 top row: Betsy Williams, Jessica Johnson, Loren Rodriguez second to top: Casey Sanders, Kristy Alexander, Tyrell Blevins, Brianna Roukema. next: Heather Dodd, Veronica Penny, Becky Herrick, Aubrey Falconer, Bottom: Melissa Carothers and Alyssa Trabing. Alyssa Trabing 54 Cheerleading Layout by Casey Sanders Melissa Carothers �Layout by Casey Sanders Cheer leading 55 �2002-2003 Bayfield High School Varsity Basketball From left to right:JeffLehnus, Gene Dwinell, C.J. Bell, Tyler McLaughlan, Sam McDonald, Nick Blackburn, Zach Famman, Jake Hamington, Eric Nelson, Jeremy Sirios, J.T. Catchcart, Steve Qualls, Matt Gonzalez, Jerid Cabot, Rich Hillyer Managers from left to right: Misty Walter, Emily Riegel, Andrea Steward 56 Eric Nelson Tyler McLaughlan Nick Blackburn Matt Gonzalez Layout by C.J. Bell Steve Qualls Jake Harrington Basketball Jerid Cabot not pictured Zach Farnam �2002-2003 Bayfield High School JV Basketball Top row trom lett to right: Jett Lehnus,Uene 1Jwme11, Cory Steward, 1rav1s McKnight, Sam McDonald, Troy McCoy, Logan Oswald, Ryan Johnston, Clay Rampone, Levi Copenhaver, Rick Hillyer Bottom row from left to Right: Lisa Lind, C.J. Bell, Jacob Posey, Eric Yarina, Kyle Guilliams, Carley Wagner Sam McDonald Layout by C.J. Bell Basketball 57 �2002-2003 Bayfield High School C-Team Basketball Top Row from left to right: Coach Lehnus, Mickey White, Clay Rampone, Daniel Byrd, Troy Mccoy, icholas Joswick, Thomas Ware, Donald Martin, Travis Phelps, Kyle Guilliams, and Tim Smith. Bottom Row from left to right: Autumn Yeager and Rebecca Faust. Matt dribbling. 58 Layout By: Tommy McKinzie Zach putting it up. Basketball C-Team �Basketball in action Eric Nelson Jake Harrington Tyler McLaughin Layout by C.J. Bell ,...,Basketball Matt Gonzales Zach Farnam Jeremy Sirios 59 �Girl's Basketball Varsity Top Row: Kimberly Piccoli, A hley Hahn, Nikki Calderwood, Ca sie Dunevant, Lacy Beck, and Jamie Hill. Bottom Row: Kellie Etz, Jackie Shaw, and Lind ey Martinez. Coach: John Shaw Lacy Beck 60 Kellie Etz Ashley Hahn Lindsey Martinez Jackie Shaw Layout by Lindsey Basketball �Junior Varsity ~~;;;;;;;;;.;;=;:;~-----. Top Row: Summer Sanford, Amanda Kline, Alicia Albo. Middle Row: Kiesha Lameman, Ashley Shaw, Estelle Harrman. Bottom Row: Tawnee Farmer, Erin Brown, Candice Begay. Manager: Lauren Latimer. Coached by Ron Dunavant and Tish elson. Here we see the classic Ashley Shot! It's a beauty. Layou t by Lindsey Martinez Kellie on a break away with the ball. Basketball 61 �More Girls in Action! Lindsey Martinez hustling back. Jackie Shaw taking the sho'W 62 m 1t up and Mancos can't do a thing about it! Ashley Hahn m control ana takin' it to the other team. Layout by Lindsey Martinez~Basketball �Layout by Lindsey Martinez Basketball �Back Row: Coach Stenson, Coach Edwards, Jesse Penning, Loren Morrison, Brian Wright, Jay Miller, Sean Melrose, Brandon Luter, Cameron Kling, Coach Martinez, Coach Reese, Middle Row: Chris Simmons, Jason Cathcart, Michael Krmaer, Chris Howlett, Daniel Edwards, Kameron Cundiff, Ben Barovier Bottom Row: Jacob Melrose, Hannah Reese, Dylan Jones, Blane Huntsman, Quinn Overy, Sam Mallett, Simon Van Abbema, Kara Coleman, and Jenna Beck Seniors in Action Jay Miller 64 Kameron Cundiff Dylan Jones Layout by: Brittany Kitzenberger - Wrestling Daniel Edwards �lt 65 �66 ut : Britt n r tlin �ut Jritt n �Layout by: Bn any K1tzenberger-Wrestllng Student L1fe �00 0 Layou by: Brit any ' zenberger- High School odeo Team 69 �P e Media ors 70 Layou by: Bri any K1tzenberger- Peer Med 10 ors �h \ . Lmd c) 1 11 n Ka B fl r the fi t H m (pl ld h rt) pl 111 k n mt Layou By Ja cGuir Stud t Counci 71 �ll: 1 b r r d 72 Layou By Tommy Me mzre -Dance 11 �A IO AL 0 0 soc _TY Layou by Thesp1ans and NHS ick Bynum 73 �2 0 Layout By· Bnttany K1tzenberger �Layou by: Amanda Dec er FCCLA 75 �u Ir d I\ I r t to lt1 76 ht· Layou By: Emdy Johnson-Leadership, Epycs I HI him l II l u / fr �I r nt Rm t 1 Layout by: Nick Bynum nowledge bowl 77 �78 Layout by Austin Thomas Band �Emily Mo1rse e, Segan Stem agsdale Savannah Harnng on, on ana Blevms, Lacy Bee , and Lmdsey or mez Ftrst o s Pr1es I elson, Amanda Robme e Amber artm Lac1 Phlll1ps, Lacey Bogle , Jesse Penney, Lee orthcraf , Joey Sm1 h 1c and Er1 Lud 1g M1ssmg. Tyrell Boone and Pa1ge Halwes Lud 1g Tom y Layout by Tommy cKmz1e Cho1r c mz1e, 79 ��Layou By Cass1e D 81 �Student Trip Sutntner of 2002 Ireland, England, Scottland and Wales Joseph, Lisa, Aubrey, Carley, and Casey stuff themselves in a phone booth. 82 Student Trip Layout by Casey Sanders �Above: The entire group stops to take a Pictue while in Ireland. Mr. Lehnus, Justin Bennet, Cindy Staniford, Tim Falconer Joseph and Ben Faust Lisa Lind, Casey Sanders, Carley Garherstien, Aubrey Falconer, Lori Fal Above Left: coner Kristy Kroll and Jillian Leland. Justin Bennet posses with a guard Below: Lisa and Casey stop in Dublin to take a picture. Right: The whole group poses at the school before heading to the airport. Layout by Casey Sanders Student Trip 83 �84 Student Life Layout By: Cassie D. �Layout By: Cassie D. Student Life 85 �Middle School Memories 86 Layout by Cliff Allen - 8th Grade Memories �Layout by: Lindsey Martinez - 8th Grade Memories 87 �88 Layout by Lindsey Martinez - 8th Grade Memories �Layout by Lindsey Martinez - 8th Grade Memories 89 �- - -- - - 301 North Commerce Drive, Bayfield CO 81122 www.PRVB.com • Phone (970) 884-9583 • Fax (970) 884-0214 Member FDlC • E ual Housi lender 90 �oov ac senioRs... 91 �r 1 1 • i~ I I r~ tion - - 1 pr r , u·ru· forO\ cr ~ )7 ) _4 untl) I ad __ o I ur m ' J ) I (< I ( ) - ..,_ 4 .... 4 I I 92 - )_ frio- �I ir· al in G -9 e ut B lm md u tu I I m 6 e 93 �94 �95 ���U2 s humanitarian lead singer Bono VISitS Afnca and tours Midwestern America to ra1se awareness and support for Afncan AIDS ep1dem1c relief. Nuclear cnsis arises when North Korean leader Kim Jong II breaks a 1994 pledge w1th the Un1ted States not to build nuclear weapons. U.N. mspectors return to Iraq to mvestigate Saddam Hussein's alleged product1on of weapons of mass destruction. A Halloween earthquake in San Giuiliano di Puglia Italy, topples an elementary school, killing dozens of children. Chma·s one-child-per-family policy creates an imbalanced boy-to-girl ralio that will result 1n tens of millions of men findmg themselves smgle in the year 2020. �The M1ss World beauty pageant leaves N1gena after lslam1c fundamentalist protest gro~ps kill more than 100 people In Venezuela, an oppos1110n stnke demand·ng Pres1dent Hugo Chavez s res1gnat1on paralyzes tile country s oil exports and tu·ns to bloodshed as Chavez supporters retal~ate The m: tanker Prest1ge sp1ls mo·e than 5 m1llion ga! ons of o off the northwestern coast of Spatn before splittJng m two and smkmg Former U S Pres1dent J1mmy Carter rece1ves the Nobel Peace Pnze for h1s decades of work for peace derrocracy and human nghts worldwide Emergency workers m the Umted States a1d overseas rece1ve smallpox vaccmat1ons as a preventative measure agamst b1oterronsm �) For weeks in October, alleged snipers John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malva terrorize Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virgmia, randomly killing 10 people and mjunng three others. \1 The space shuttle Columbia breaks apart on reentry into the Earth's atmosphere, killing all seven astronauts aboard. On July 28. nme Pennsylvania coal miners are rescued after bemg trapped for three days m a mmeshaft flooded with M1dterm elections make history as Republicans. the party controlling the White House. gain congressiOnal seats rather than losing them Several large corporations Inflate profits while top execut1ves make off With mill1ons in accountmg scandals that send shock waves through global markets. �~ Presrdent Bush srgns the Homeland Secunty Act offrcrally creatrng a Department of Homeland Secunty dedrcated to preventrng terrorist attacks 1\ Throughout 2002. Amencans search for ways to recover and reburld from September 11 . On the one-year annrversary. survrvors, families and fnends gather at all three srtes to commemorate the lives lost. �Patients m Flonda are the first to receive the VenChip a computer ch1p beanng personal medical data that IS m1ected mto the forearm Microsoft's Tablet PC enables users to wnte dlfectly on the screen rather than typing on a keyboard SCI-TECH The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that children who grow up with pets have a reduced risk of developing common allergies. Maria de Jesus and Mana Teresa OUieJ· Alvarez, 1-year-old Guatemalan twins born JOined at the head, are successfully separated after over 22 hours of surgery. Just before burning up in Jupiter's atmosphere, the Galileo spacecraft captures the closest shots ever taken of Jupiter's moon lo. �V General Motors Introduces the Hy-wuea car powered by hydrogen and oxygen that em1ts heat and water rather than harmful exhaust. The nat1on s largest outbreak of the West N1le Virus hits m summer 2002 The d1sease IS spread by m1gratmg birds and transmttted by mosQUitoes fThe gun turret of the h1stonc C1vll War Ironclad USS Monitor IS rased from the floor of the AtlantiC Ocean ( President Bush orders construction of a system that would defend the United States from ballistic missile attacks by 2004. ( The newly discovered hunger hormone ghrelin is found to play a role In obes1ty by regulatmg what you eat and how much weight you gam. �) The U.S. Education Department reports that average geography scores of the natlon·s fourth and eighth graders while low, have 1mproved from 1994. ) Ellula mtroduces HotA1r Speakers, a set of battery-powered. mflatable speakers that are small enough to fit myour pocket when deflated. ~ McDonald's unveils new lower-fat french fries due to the new Healthy Eating Pyramid and m response to many former patrons suing for making them overweight. \1 1970s peasant sh1rts are alive and well on runways and in school halls. �\1 Everyorn froM P'Jt yot.'lg 'llCNie sta·s to ag1rg rock stars sports the newest fasr on trerd. turquOISe Jewelry \1 The cola war puts new \1 Knspy Kreme lovers flavorc; to the test 1C,Jdmg Dr Pepper Red FUSI01'1 PepSI Blue and Van1lla Coke start a new t•ad '1on by celebratwg the1r vows w1tr do:Jghnut wedd1ng cakes < European fash1on hits the sidewalks and clubs of the Umted States w1th retro-style bowling shoes. \1 Busy singles try out speed dattng, whiCh g1ves couples several minutes to talk one-on-one before moving to a new partner at the next table. �At the 2002 Academy Awards, Halle Berry and Denzel Washmgton win Best Actress and Best Actor Oscars Berry rs the ftrst female Afncan-Amencan to wrn the award. Sptder-Man. starring Tobey Magwe and Kirsten Dunst. sprns a $114 million openrng weekend box-office record. EnTERTAinmEnT With over 6 million viewers. "The Osbournes" ts the biggest hit rn MTV's 21-year history. Avid garners tune m to G4. the frrst cable TV channel dedicated solely to video games. Viewers return week after week for a bit of innocent American nostalgta on NBC's htt drama ''American Dreams." �Cymcal Srmon Cowell and company shr up brg ratmgs for Fox s •Amencan Idol" and brg record sales for wmner Kelly Clarkson, a wartress from Texas After a tv o-year hratus Leonardo OrCapno returns to the brg screen w t'l two ho day blockbusters Gangs of New York and Catch Me If You Can Ch1cago a frlm adaptatron of ttle tlrt Broadway musical wrns three Golden Globes. mcludmg Best Prcture Musical or Comedy and recerves 13 Oscar nomrnatrons. HBO Films comedy Real Women Have Curves promotes posrhve sell-rmage with the dazzling debut of Latrn-Amencan actress Ar.1enca Ferrera. CBS scores a ratrngs doubleheader wrth a parr of forensrc mvestigatron dramas, CSI. Crrme Scene lnvestrgation" and "CSI Mramr" �NewcoMer Norah Jones takes home five Grammys, mcludmg Album of ti-Je Year, for Come Away Wtth Me. Multi-talented Emmem raps up frve Grammy nommat :ms for The Emmem Show '1d brg box-offrce success m 8 Mtle. Rocker Avril Lavigne and other "antt·Britreys." such as Vanessa Carlton and Michelle Branch, represent the new face of women in music. Weezer teams up wrt11 the Muppets 1 the vrdeo for "Keep Fist> . ' " the second smgle from therr hit album Maladroit. Pop takes a new drrection when former boy band favontes Nick Carter and Just 1 Timberlake break out wrt11 solo albums and tours. i"'--'~ �ForMer Beatles rock legend Paul McCartney bnngs m S2 million a mght, for a total of $103 million on the year's top-grossmg tour. The Strokes Spm magaZI'le s 2002 Band of the Year lead a resurgence of rock n rollers mcludmg The H1ves and The Vmes. Armed w1th a steady beat and punk-rock-blues nffs, The Wh te Stnpes stnpped-down rock shmes on the highly acclaimed White Blood Cells. Alan Jackson's tnple-platmum album Drive wms f1ve Country Mus1c Assoc1at10:1 Awards and is named the USA Today No. 1 country album of 2002 Nirvana the famed grunge band's long-awa1ted greatest hits album, features "You Know You're Right." the last recording Kurt Cobam made before h1s 1994 suic1de �Dallas Cowboy runnmg back Emm1tt Smith breaks Walter Payton's 16,727-yard mark to become the NFL's ali-t me leadmg rusher The Oetro1t Red Wmgs capture the 2002 NHL Stanley Cup over the Cmderella Carolina Hurricanes. Its a record mntll cup for retlflng coach Scotty Bowman SPOATS ) Serena and Venus Williams contmue to dominate women's tennis, becoming the first sisters to be ranked No.1 and No. 2 in the world. The college football season IS marred by VIolent confrontations mvolvmg fans. students and even coaches. MVP Troy Glaus leads the scrappy Anahe1m Angels to the 2002 World Senes wm over Barry Bonds and the San Franc1sco G1ants. f.our games to three. 1\ An 18th place finish m the Orgamzat1ons battles w1th Augusta Nat1onal cha1rman William Johnson over the 1ssue of female membership at the famous Georgia golf club. NASCAR season !male at Homestead-Miami Speedway is enough to earn Tony Stewart his first Winston Cup Senes championship 1\ Desp1te an mtured toe. ShaqUIIIe O'Neal powers tlie unstoppable Los Angeles Lakers to a third straight NBA champ1onsh1p t1tle m May 2002 �\1 LPGA pro Annika Sorenstam. after a record-settmg 13-wm 2002 season worldwide, accepts an mv1tat1on to play the Colonial tournament on the men·s 2003 PGA Tour. The Ohio State Buckeyes beat the heavily favored M1am1 Hurncanes in double overt1me to wm the BCS Nat1onal Champ10nsh1p. The 31-24 victory is the school's f1rst national football t1tle smce 1968. The new sport of Slam Ball takes basketball to the extreme on a spec1ally des1gned court with four trampolines in front of each hoop. Skateboarding reaches new popularity heights thanks to the high visibility of the X Games and the "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater" video game series. Surfing welcomes a tidal wave of women to the sport after receiving a Hollywood endorsement in the popular summer flick Blue Crush. �The sports world loses two legendsbaseball's "Splendid Splinter" Ted Williams and Johnny Un1tas, one of football's greatest quarterbacks. Zacarais MoussaoUI, Widely believed to be the 20th hiJacker. goes on trial for h1s mvolvement in the September 11 terronst attacks. -·- ---------------- FACES Martha Stewart faces charges of illegal stock tradmg after former lmclone pres1dent Sam Waksal allegedly lips her off regarding the companys dem1se. In show busmess since they were 9 months old, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. 16, have amassed a $76 million fortune through the1r Oualstar Entertainment Group. Veteran actor Richard Harns, known for h1s role as Hogwarts wise headmaster Albus Oumbledore, dies of Hodgkin's disease at age 72 Med Mentally challenged Oh1o h1gh school sen1or Jake Porter-who su1ted up for every practice and game for four years but never playedscores h1s f1rst touchdown Cahforma's Linda and Loretta Sanchez make h1story as the first s1sters ever elected to Congress MISSISSIPPI Senator Trent Lott IS w1dely critlclzeJ for apparent rac1st remarks he made at Senator Strom Thurmond s 1OOth birthday party In December Lott restgns as maJonty leader ���. , I ,. . If 1.'.:: ic"' ·~ ;t · ~ ·; 1- ~ ~' I', I I =- I~ I··- 1-: '•; I~ ,.! I '1· l'c I{ 1:' 1.. 1 ~- 1' - :; I';' I~ 1- -' I. 1::. 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b09a7b64be54848b7a94ab7f9b45efb7.pdf d94dd2a42b1723d769f753db6265264d PDF Text Text ����8 Ba)'fteld High cho 1. 0 .. •• 2003-2004 .••. • • e Bayfield, Colorado I 1 Senior L(fe Layout By: A hley Bate • �Seniors '04 '04 Cecilia Angelo::zi Jeannie Baird Jim Baird Benjamin Barovier Erica Beatman lena Beck Whitney Blakstad Nicole Blount Milena Borojevic Erin Brown Nikki Calderwood James (JT) Cathcart 2 Seniors Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and Ericka cull �'04 '04 Seniors Cara Coleman Levi Copenhaver Andrew Cowherd Matthew Cummings Jo eph Cu enza III Heather Dodd Kennen Elli Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and Geoffrey Crumbaugh Aubrey Falconer ricka cull enior 3 �Seniors '04 Tawnee Farmer Joseph Faust David Flint '04 Tyler Gardner No Picture 4 Carly Gerhardstein Bayli Goodwin Aaron Griffin Jesse Griggs Belle Grijalva Stefanie Harrell Kalland Healy Ashli Hemstreet Seniors Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and ricka Scull �'04 Seniors '04 Michael Herman Amber Herrera Becky Herrick Alexandra Herring Joshua Hieb Bryan Hill Jamie Hill Daniel Hood Amanda June Daniel Kimbrough Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and Ericka cull eniors 5 �'04 Cameron Kling Seniors '04 Jason Krueger William Latimer Bryan Laurel Kevin Ludwig Tracy Luzar Jamie Macklin No Picture Craig Lee No Picture Jennifer Mac Laird 6 Riley Maloy Matthew Marcha e Seniors Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and Ericka cull �'04 '04 Seniors Andrea Martinez Bryce Masse Sarah McClendon Geoffrey Mccoy Michelle McDaniel Samuel McDonald Drew McClure Quinn Overy Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and Ericka cull Senior 7 �'04 Seniors Amber Pommier Hollie Rakes Kyle Rieck Hiro hi Sakai Alexis Schank Kyle Schneider Jeremy Sirios Timothy Smith Veronica Penney 8 '04 Seniors Steven Pickett Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and Ericka Scull �'04 '04 Seniors Krystal StricklandDurban Aimee Switzer Devra Taylor Kristen Thornton Yanne Vandervaart John Wicburg Christopher Wilmer !(-..!e Wolff Sarah Wood Brian Wright Dustin Wright Layout By: Tommy McKinzie and ricka Scull Senior 9 �Mr. Wolverine Sam McDonald Sam mo ed to Bayfield in 1996. Sam et very high goal academically and athletically for him elf. am ha achieved those goal . He ha maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout his high chool career and participated in FBLA, FCCLA and the ational Honor Society. am wa named "Out tanding Junior" by the Lion Club Ia t year. Sam' athletic achievement are as outstanding as his academic achievement . He lettered in basketball hi junior and enior years, wa team captain in the 2003-2004 eason and wa elected to the Academic All State Ba ketball team thi year a well a 2"d Team All onference. am lettered in ba eball all four year of high chool, giving the var ity team their first outright League Champion hip with the winning hit again t Monte Vi ta as a freshman . am was voted to the All Conference Team a a sophomore and junior and elected a the team's MVP in 2003 . Sam will attend Grand Canyon Univer ity in Phoenix thi fall. 10 �Ms. Wolverine Whitney Blakstad Whitney played ba ketball, oftball, and wa in cro -country in middle chool. he began nowboarding at thi time al o and it ha become her fa orite port. Whitney al o won fir t place in the cience Fair in 1997 and 1999. Whitney i in FBLA, FC LA, and Leader hip LaPlata in high chool. h i a Peer Mediator, a Thespian, and i invol ed in community ervice. Whitney ha maintained a 4.0 G.P.A. through high chool. Whitney i li ted in Who' Who Among Am rican High chool tudent for her Sophomore, Junior, and enior year and ha received other award and honor . he plan to continue her education at the Univer ity of Colorado at Boulder. 11 �Kennen ~----:11~(· Ellis 12 Senior Favorites cjl ~ Layout BY·. E ncka · cull �Senior Pavorites mber Pommier and Jeremy mo 1 ~ t '- / Aubrey Falconer and Ja on Krueger P£JCJ{_q' Belle Grijalva and tcve Pickett Ryan John ton and Whitney Black tad Layout By: Ericka cull Senior Fa\'Orites 13 �Senior Favorites Stephanie Monge and Logan 0 wald S:MILP. Da id Flint and Erin Brown :Mosrr LI'l(P.Lrt Levi Copenhaver and Tracy Luzar CLJlSS Tyler Gardner nd Hollie Rakes CLOWN 14 Senior Favorites Layout By: ricka Scull �Layout B yo E ncka cull 0 0 enror Life 0 15 �16 Senior L~;;r,e Layou t By .· Enc · ka cull �•••• .._ . •••• .._. I a I a Plea e, close your mouth! Juniors Jacob tried out for the team, but I gues he wa ju t not cheerleader materia l! excited, Eric! of •••• • I •••• • I a a Where i your pur e, Brandon? Layout By: Ericka cull and ummer anford Junior 17 �Juniors '05 '05 A hleigh dam licia Albo Kri ty lexandcr Jimmy Ander on Michael Ander on Patrick Backer avannah Baird Colin Batter hell Colton Bell Kry tan Bell Suzanne Bemelen Colin Blackburn Tyrell Slevin Daniel Burkey ikol hamberlin No Photo amantha Copher Shantell ouch Chri tianna Croll Joel Cumming Daniel Dalli on Ma on Dyar Randi Elling on B.J. Ever Benjamin Fau t A hley Haga Dan had too much coffee thi mornmg. Chri topher Harrell John Haynes 18 Junior Layout By: ricka cull and ummer anford �'05 Juniors '05 Je ica Hill can Hilleary A hley Hinman Fiauna Hunt Blane Hunt man Clinton Hu ton Lillian John on Gregory Kinnney Jeremy Krueger Marc Laughton i 1 Joseph Lavanture Jillian Leland Li a Lind Jerome Ludwig Brandon Luter Jade Lutgen Jame Mann mber Martin Zachary Martinez Tommy McKinzie No Photo Travi McKnight Je ika Mill ody Moore Loren Morri on Je ica ewb Katie Parker Jacob Po ey If only everybody could be a happy a Ca ey and Jacob! Layout By: Ericka Scull and ummer anford Juniors 19 �Juniors '05 '05 Hannah Ree e Brittany Rinehart Daniel Ritchie Brianna Rouekema Casey ander tella Santiago Ericka cull Ju tin Smith Rachel ortomme Jame pi hock ory Steward Brandon tone Jeffery Strahan Vanessa uazo Austin Thomas Joesph Vajdic imon VanAbbema Kelly Vrtatko arley Wagner Stan Well Tony Wyatt Eric Yarina Jacqueline Zwi ler ....•••• ....•••• Looking harp, Tra i ! 20 Don't think too hard, Ashley, you might get a headache . The be t looking parade float I ha e ever seen! �Cody, thumb up right back at you! Lisa in another fashionable outfit~ Joey ju t miling for the camera! , &' Wow, Cory, can your smile get any bigger? ~ .. (.) '• ~· ~ ~ ~ Cheerful Stan to brighten the day! ~ ~ .... "~ .... & ;;:. Tommy ju t working on the yearbook. For Jacob, every day i a happy day! ~ J •••• , .. I I ~· ~· Where' Jade' limo? Dan need more friend . Layout By: Ericka cull and Summer anford Junior. 21 �..:..• •••• .... ' ' . Thoma sporting his chinfuzz. Where' Tinkerbell ? Savana Jo e Halloween. . •••• .... •••• -·. , ody hard at work. 22 Sophomores Layout By: Ericka cu ll and Samantha Copher �'06 Sophomores '06 Lacey Bagley Alex Bales Kristen Baker CJ Bell Shalyn Bo trom Robert Bradley Jamie Bruton Aubry Bryon ichola Bynum Daniel Byrd A hley Callau Michael Cartwright Ja on Cathcart Shaylah Crowell Shannon Cummin Chri Cundiff Jo hua Cundiff Brianna DeYoung Amber Dombrow Jci Jeremy Dowler Caleb Elli Timoth Elli Bryan Enn Chauncey Ewing Rebecca Fau t Doc hri u e Crc t white trip ? nona Fletcher teve Flint Layout By: Samantha opher and Ericka cull Sophomore · 23 �Sophomores '06 '06 imonc Flores Johnathan Green Randi Glover Kyle Guilliam Pedro Guimarade Paige Halwes tevcn Hanna John Han on avana Harrington Ju tin Harri on E tcllc Harrmann hantel Highland A hley Hogue Meli a Hughes Moriah James milyJohn on Je ica John on ichola Joswick Ju-Hyeun Kim Amanda Kline Je ica Knickerbocker Michael Largent Lauren Latimer ean Lockard lizabeth Layton rikLudwig Mackenzie Mantrom Summer look really involved. 24 Sophomores Layout By: amantha Copher and Ericka cull �'06 Sophomores '06 Donald Martin aron Martinez Brittany Me oy Troy McCoy Kyle Me rath Jake Me uire Mika McMillan Emily Moi e\e Ben aiman heena eil William Pa temack Je e Penney Travi Phelp Laci Phillips Cody Poole Emily Rag dale Lorenzo Ramirez Clay Rampone Lee Ram ier Jo h Remer Ju tin Robert Loren Rodriguez Summer anford I y hank hley haw Joe TJ in hi model poe! Layout By: amantha Copher and Ericka cull mithwick Ste n ilva Sophonzores 25 �Sophomores '06 '06 agen einecke Sari unblom We tly Teater csiree Terry Kri tin Thoma Michael Tinnin Suzanne Vajdic Je sica Vreeland Thoma Ware Mickey White J Bet y William Mari a Wil on Kevin Wirth Kimbcrlcc Yaborough Autumn Yeager Picture Added fter Retakes Donnie Picket Je e Vandervaart Kri ta Wi emiller Find anything up there? 26 Sophomores Layout By: Samantha Copher and Ericka Scull Pedro and Westley, where are your mile ? �...••••. ....•••• ....•••• Trevor took hi · happy pill thi morning! Lacey looks glad to be here . ...••••. ....•••• ....•••• ....•••• Tho e andal mu t be tough to tie . ...•••• Mik , look like you're tudying hard . ...•••• Layout By: amantha opher and Ericka cull ophomore 27 �Freshmen Class of ~~1 to ay they're all tag. They haven't read the hand book on P.D.A. Ryan and ourtney can only wi h. 28 Fre hmen Snack time for Geoff ponder the meaning of the univer e. Cassidy and A hley are picture perfect. Layout By: Megan Edward and Jared Wagner Garrett and Megan are getting a little too clo e. Mallorie and Megan don't want to share with Danika. �••• , I • I , Freshmen In Action ..•.,. ., ' Lay ut By: Megan Edward and Jared Wagner ' Freshmen 29 �'07 Freshmen mberAlbo Travi Allen Tara Archibeque Robert Lmnhammer shley Bate hay Beck Danielle Bemelen hall in Bowen Rebecca Broad pril Brown Kry tal Brown Carrie Bulwan Lauren Butera a idy Cabot Je e Chri tian en Bryan Conway Trevor Cundiff Matthew Dunbar Megan Edward Curti Filkin Danika Friedley Tyla Fro t Geoffory Glennon Mallorie Godbold RonaldGru h 30 Freshrnen Layout By: Megan Edward and Jared Wagner '07 �'07 Freshmen '07 Matthew Guy icholas Hansen Garrett Harriman Richelle Hicks Whitney Howard Ju tin Howlet Je ica Huffinyer Tierney Huntsman Ca idy Hurford Je e Kinailuk Danae Kinney BillyKolz Jake Kruger a haLameman Zach Landry arrett Laner Derek Lee Lauren Lind licaLoh e Je ieLong Berenice Lozano Blain Lutg n Je ica Martinez Janie Me lain Ka te Mead Layout By: Megan Edward and Jar d Wagner Freshmen 31 �'07 Freshmen Breanne Meyers Echo Miller Herbert ewton IV We tley Oswald Megan Posey Bucky Ran ford Joseph Reimer Ian Rieck William Riegel Jennifer Rudolph Bradley chneider Samuel Scott Dylan imon Ca ey tephen on Julie trahan Chri topherTaylor Trinity Taylor Steven Thornton Andre Vayre Roy Vreeland Jared Wagn r Roy White Tyrell Wiliams Corey Willam on Courtney Wilmer Ryan Wirth Shannon Yeager hayla Yeager JacobZink Haleigh Zwart 32 Freshmen Layout By: Megan Edward and Jared Wagner '07 �'07 Freshmen '07 In Action •••.; I a Pictures Added After Retakes TeraBen on C. Davis-Gonzalc Michelle Jones Jacob Krider ara Parker James Yrtatko No one in thi group IS camera hy. What i Bucky thinking? I hope those rock are comfy. Haleigh loves food cia . Garrett ha that look again. Layout By: Megan Edward and Jared Wagner Fre hmen 33 �Staff Avcis. hcl ly Bayli, onja Becker, Pegg)' Brush, JciT) Bums, Vicki a hio, Theresa o Photo Conner, Ginger Crane, Brian ummings, Jeannette dwards. Rick Gentry, Michelle Guy, Jenni Haga, Denise Hender on, Roxanne Hcnderon, Tara Hillyer, Danielle Jaques, Barb Kimball, herry Kimball, Vernon Lehnu , Jeff Mann, Robert Mericle, andy Misner, Jeff Muckleroy, oby elson, Ti h Patton, Jan Patton, John Robert , Randy tinson, Herb trubel, Gary I No Photo No Photo o Photo �StAfF iN ACtioN 2003-2004 Mrs. cl on and Ms. llcndcr. on doing a little acting. Mr.. Kimball Looking happy today. (Left) Mr. Lehnu ... the life of the party!! Look like the e guy are having fun! (Left) A group of teacher at the a embl . It look lik th y are having a good time. Layout By: Ashley Bat Sta.fl' 35 �Homecoming 2003 lockwi c: Boys occcr, Girls Volleyball, Track, Royalty, Peach Fuzz, Football, Powder Puff A embly, Homecoming, tudcnt Life, heerleadcr , and Bonfire 36 Homecoming Layout By: Bucky Ran ford and ummer anford �Hotnecotning Royalty ...... ..,., ~ .~ Becky Herrick and Kyle Wolff a Homecoming king and queen Aubrey Falconer and dad, Whitney Blak tad and i ter Becky Herrick b ing crowned Jamie Hill and Dad Layout By: ummer tephanie Monge and i ter anford and Bucky Ran ford Homecoming 37 �HOMECOMING SPORTS 2003-2004 It's gonna be a clo e one. Getting ready for the hardc t hike of hi life becau e he ju t hurt hi -~-hand. Craziness. They beat the Bluejays. Ripping through the banner ~~~~=-!~~ before the game. •••• • I Celebrating good time . 38 Homecoming Layout By: Ke in Wirth a Growling like aWol erine. �2003-2004 Varsity Football cnior Kyle Wolff cnior Jeremy mo From left to right: Greg Kinney, Jeremy Sirio , Troy Mcoy, Brandon Lut r, Simon an bbema, Cory Steward, Travi McKnight, Clay Rampon , Coach Stin on, Coach McMenimen, IT Cathcart, Lee Ram ier, Cody Moore, ric Varina, Kyle Wolff, Coach Cundiff, Coach Clo e, Joey La enture, Mickey White, Zach Martinez, Travis Phelp , aron Martinez, Je e Penney, Roy We tbrook, Ja on athcart, ndre Vayre, Jake Zink, Dan Kimbrough. enior JT Cathcart enior Dan Kimbrough Layout By: C.J . Bell Football 39 �JV Football 2003 The team getting ready for a great play! Brandon Luter celebrating the team's victory! Simon Van Abbema Fourth Row: Lee Northcraft, Jesse Penny, Jade Lutgen, Blain Lutgen, Justin Harrison, Troy McCoy, Clay Rampone, Jason Cathcart Third Row: Assistant Coach Todd McMenimen, Chris Cundiff, Travis Phelps, Aaron Martinez, Luke Enns, Garrett Laner, Coach Jimmy Cundiff Second Row: Mickey White, Zack Martinez, Andre Vayre, Chris Taylor, Nick Bynum First Row: Roy White, Shay Beck, Willie Riegel, Jake Zink 40 Football Layout By: Ashley Bate �Football In Action Jeremy irios with the ba11 for an awe orne touchdown. Brandon Luter blocking for Kyle while he goes in for a touchdown. Clay Ram pone running with the ball while the crowd cheer · him on. Cory teward running. Team in formation. Dave Clo e di cu ing Kyle Wolff in action. Look like he might break away for a long game! Team huddle. Kyle Wolff running for a touchdown!! JT athcart running with the ba11 for a touchdown. Layout By: hley Bate Football 41 �.-----Boys Soccer 2003 ...•••• ...•••• I Josh J., Tyler G., and Ryan J. eoffCrumbaugh ..••••. ...•••• I I I I I (Top Left) T. prigg , L. Copenhaver, M. Jeffer on, M. Largent, B. Barovier, R. John ton, W. Latimer, K. Ellis, J. John on, K. Ludwig, P. Guimaraes, E. Ludwig, R. Klemm, K. Bell, (Bottom Left) Alex (Dog), J. pi hock, T. Rhode B. Laurel, J. Hieb, T. Gardner, G. Crumbaugh, J. Robert , R. Wirth, J. Guzman, K. Wirth . ...•••• ...•••• I I Bryan Laurel Kevin Ludwig Seniors Style Ben Barovier 42 occer Layout By: KennenEll i uzanne and Danielle Bemelen �More Boys Soccer 2003 Mike Largent striking a ball. (below) Pedro Guimaraes watching an awesome cro s. (below) Kevin Wirth holding a pretty po e!! (Below) Ryan Wirth fighting for the ball. (Middle Right Pic) Jame pishock finishing offan awe orne move. (below) Boys JV Team Picture (Below) T. Spriggs, T. Rohde, M. Larg nt, K. Wirth, R. Wirth, J. Wagner, W. Teater, B. aiman, R. Klemm , K. Bell, (middle left) M . Cartwright, J. Rob rt , T. lien, C. Wilmer, L - - - - -.............:c~:=~~-___:_.........~ J. Guzman, (bottom) D. imon Layout By: uzanne Bemelen, Dainelle Bemelen, and ummer anford Soccer 43 �Tyler Gardner tanding tall in goal Kevin Ludwig going in for the shot Levi Copcnha cr making a cro SENIORS IN ACTION Kenn n IIi doing the plit Bryan Laurel heading th ball G off rumbaugh telling the Pago a guy to "BACK FF. ".....--..........-..,, _ ...............---.- '",_,__,.,~--.. Will Latimer che t trapping the ball (left) Le i and Ryan line dancing (right) 44 Soccer Layout By: uzanne and Danielle Bemelen �Coach Molly Ilium, Jamie Hill. Jamte \11acklm, Coach Tern \11acLmrd. Coach Kalil I'- asset. Whnney Howard. Jessica HutTmyer. Came Bulv,:an, 'ikkt Caldemood, Dantka Friedly, Cassie Duna\ant, Ashley Haga. Ashli ll emstreet, Rebecca Broad, and "v1J!ena Boroje\tC. Ashley Haga Cel ebrating a great victory. Whitney Howard Jamie Macklin with th pike. A hley Haga and Jamie Hill. Layout B : Matt Dunl p and Kevin Wirth ~ 'o//eyha/1 45 �Junior Varsity Back row left to right: avannah Baird, Shallin Bowen, Danae Kinney, Lauren Lind. Second Row: Li a Lind, Can·ie Bulwan, Trinity Taylor, Danika Friedley. Third Row: Kri ten Baker, Carty Wagner. Fourth Row: Becca Broad, Coach Kali Fas ett, Sa ha Lameman. •••• • I arrie Bulwan hewing a eriou spike! 46 Junior Varsity Volleyball Layout By: Dan Ritchie a avannah Baird hewing who' bo . �Volleyball C-Team Top Row: Mallerie Godbold, Tierney Hunt on, Echo Miller, mily John on, Ivy hank, Richelle Hick , Coach Terri Maclaird. Middle Row: Ca ey tephen on, Jamie Burton, AliciaAlbo. Bottom Row: A hley Hogue, Julie trahan, Tara Archibeque. hley Haga and are going for the double block Layout By: imon VanAbbema Volleyball 47 �Seniors In Volleyball Ashli Hemstreet Jamie Macklin . i •• Nikki Calderwood ' • 4 Milena Borojevic Cassie Dunavant Jamie Hill 48 Volleyball Layout By: Matt Dunbar �. '··~• ' Cross Country Running around. Amber Pommier. tarting the race. oofingoffi David running. Layout By: ummer anford Cro , Country 49 �Cross Country 2003 Seniors A hey Shaw Laci Philip Janice McClain 1. Reimer , S. Flint, K. Rieck, J. Dowler, B. Han on, D. Flint, M. Cumming , 1. Krueger, Mr . Kimball, J. McClain, J. Krueger, 1. McGuire, T. Ware, S. Yeager, R.Gru h, M. Edwards, Mr. Kimball, A. Brown, . undblom, A. Pommier, T. Thatch r, A. Shaw, L. Phillip . 50 Cross Country Layout By: umrner anford �Cross Country Jake McGuire Thomas Ware, Ja on Krueger, Jo eph Reimers, David Flint, tcvc Flint. Jeremy Dowler hannon Yeager JakeKrueg r Layout By: ummer Sanford Cro Country 51 �Fall Play e Perils OfLulu' 7 A eriou moment? Not really. Mike wooing Stephanie. "It i a story of frenzy, terror, Mike provides song and dance. rage, madness, and puppy love. Its a story of courage, honor, pain, and finally, stupidity. But more than stupid, it is a story of bizarre circumstances and unbelivable coincidence." * *quote writen by: William Gleason 52 Fall Play Layout By: Phil Humphrey �Spring Musical e, the Sailor" Popeye explaining his p plan Tommy and Laci taking a bow Mike is taking a bow A job well done Layout By: ummer anford pring Musical 53 �Cheerleaders Veronicalead the 2003-2004 Twi ter Mania (above) WOW! How did they get o flexible? (right) how her pride (above) 54 Cheerleaders Layout By: Tra i Allen, Ke in Wirth, and Jared Wagner �Cheerleaders (left to right) Betsy Williams, a sidy Cabot, Stephanie Monge, ( econd row) Veronica Penny, Heather Dodd, (third row) Ca ey Sander , Katie Mead, Je ica Johnson Seniors Captain of the cheer quad, Veronica Penny (Left) led the Cheerleaders through a great year. Heather Dodd Stephanie Harrel WOLVERINE PRIDE •••• .... • • The Team First Picture Together (Left) Stephanie Monge Layout By: Tra lien, Kevin Wirth, and Jared Wagner Cheerleaders 55 �Boy's Varsity Basketball Left to Right Top Row: Kyle Guilliams, Cory teward, Travi McKnight, Jeremy Sirio , Troy McCoy, am McDonald, Jacob Posey, Colton Bell, C.J. Bell. Bottom: Row Manager Rebecca Fau t, Manager Li a Lind, Coach Dwinell, Coach Lehnu , Coach Boles, and Manager Carley Wagner. Jacob making a layup with hi ey clo ed 56 Boy :5Basketball Layout By: .J. Bell �I., id Flint, Top Row: Coach Dwinell, Travi Phelp , Lee orthcraft, Clay Rampone, Eric Yarina, Coach Hoytt Bowl ~ • Bottom Row: Manager Li a Lind, Manager Becca Fro t, Mickey White, hay B ck, Willie Reigel, • te e Flint, Manager Carly Wanger hay goe for the break Eric looking for an open guy. t 1 •..... I , ,....--~ Clay with a great rebound. I Willie with th b t 57 �C Teatn Boys Basketball •••• •••• ...•••• ..•••• ..••••....... ------~-------------. Top Row from Left to Right: Rebecca Fau t, Li a Lind, Willie Riegel, David Flint, Pedro Guimarez, Shay Beck, Carley Wagner, Coach Bole Bottom Row: Jo eph Remier , tan Wells, Steve Flint Pedro Iining up for a free-throw 58 Boy :\· Basketball Layout By: Stan drilling a three .J. Bell and A hley Bate Jo eph tearing it up �... Basketball in Action •._... •••• I , ...... I I ....•••• ...•••• • , . . . •...••• ... •••• ... •••• ' ' Layout By: ' .J. Bell and ricka Scull Bor :'1 Basketball 59 �Girls Varsity Basketball Third Row Left to Right: Coach John Shaw, Ivy Shank, Coach Ti h Ron Dunavant. Center Row: Danika Freely, Ashley Shaw, Lauren Latimer, Cassie Dunavant, Estelle Harrnann. Front Row: Becka Broad, Tawnee Farmer, Carrie Bowan. Ivy b la ting past the other team. Estelle getting ready to score. Ca ie rna hing through all of the opposition 60 Girl:~ Basketball Layout By: Dan Ritchie �.r----7 Girls JV Basketball Back Row Left to Right: oach Ron Dunavant, Tawnee Farmer, Trinity Taylor, Megan Po ey, Haleigh Zwart, hall in Bowen, avanna Harrington, E telle Harrmann, Coach Ti h el on Front Row: Ericka cull, Tyla Fro t, Lauren Latimer, Becca Broad, Megan Edward , Echo Miller Haleigh keep in' the other team at bay. Ericka going for the gold! Layout By: Dan Ritchie Girl :S Ba ketball 61 �:.:;. Varsity In Action! Tawnee keeping the ball away Carrie keep in' an eye out. from the other team. Whitney getting the upper hand . .. oach Shaw i really getting into the game. 62 Girl :~ Basketball Layout By: Dan Ritchie No one on the other team can keep up with Ca ie. �.,..___,.....,Junior Varsity InAction! B cca bowing herthank to Mr . Dunavant. Megan getting her game face on. Haleigh bowing her tough defence. Megan hu tling down the the court. Megan keeping an ey on the other team. Layout By: Dan Ritchie Girl : Ba. ketba/1 63 �w R E s T L I N G 2 0 0 Garett unon 4 Quinn ean Ja on 64 Wre. t!ing Layout By: Danielle and uzanne Bemelen �Boys Varsity Wrestling (Top row) Herb Stinson, Rick Edward , Brandon Luter, Cody Moore, Du tin Wright, Loren Morri on, Sean Melro e, reg Kinney, Dom Martinez, Vince Keating, Earl Ree e, (Middle row) A hleigh Adam , Jake Zink, Jacob Melro e, Jo eph Vajdic, Ja on Cathcart, (Bottom row) Roy We tbrook, Blane Hunstman, Quinn Overy, Chris Simon , Jena Beck Hirosru Sakai Cody Moore Layout By: Danielle and uzanne Bemelen Wrestling 65 �JV Wrestling Corey William on Riley Maloy Dylan Simon Dom Martinez, Hiro hi Sakai, Mike Largent, Corey William on, Ju tin Harri on, imon Van Abbema, arrett Laner, Danny Hood, Cameron Cling, Earl Ree e, (Middle row) Jes e Grigg , Buddy ewton, Ryan Wirth, Sam cott, Kyle Wyatt, Andre Vayre, Nick Bynam, Seth Van Solen, Vince Keating, (Bottom) Dylan imon , Trevor Cundiff 1mon Van A 66 Wresting ema Layout By: Danielle Bemelen and ummer anford Garrett Laner �•••• • I I Cameron Kling •••• • I I Quinn Overy Layout By: Daniell Bemelen and ummer anford Wrestling 67 �Yearbook Staff •••• .... ...••••. •••• .... •••• .... I I I I I I I I Left to Right: Bucky Ran ford, Dan Ritchie, Bryan Laurel, Ericka Scull, Samantha Copher, Danielle Bemelen, A hley Bate , imon Van Abbema, Kevin Wirth, ummer anford, C.J. Bell, Megan Edward , and Phillip Humphrey •••• .... I •••• .... I •••• .... I 68 Yearbook I Sports Editor C.J. Bell ...••••. I I Layout By: I Editor Tommy McKenzie ricka Scull I �Newspaper Staff ... ... ... -a ... ::IJ ... - ... z ... -I ... (f) ... ... ... •••• ••• .......cr:: ...,;··w ...,;;, _.J ••• ••• •••• •••• ~-s .;,,0 :..· ••• •••• ...,;;,cr:: •••• ~-a.. •••• i'' · •••• ~· Clockwi e: Je ie Long, Je e Kinailuk, Caleb Humphrey, C.J. Bell, Dan Ritchie, B lie Grijalva, Ericka cull, Robert Aumhammer, Fiauna Hunt, Garrett Laner, Andrew Plumb, Brianna Roukema, Courtney Wilmer, ndre Vayre, am cott, Trinity Taylor. •••• ". Copy Editor Samantha Copher ditor Ericka cull Layout By: ricka cull ew. paper 69 �PEER MEDIATORS Pictured Abo e From left to right: Carli Wagner, John Wickburg, Whitney Blackstad, Jacqueline Zwisler, Tim Smith, Jeannie Baird ot pictured: Heather Dodd, De ra Taylor, Logan 0 wald, Hollie Rake , Jamie Hill, tephanie Monge Peer mediator i a group ofbright young individuals with high a pi ration and goal . The work they do i hard and noble. They help many kid through orne of their harde t time . One canal o go talk to the e mediator if one i imply ha ing a bad day or ha ing gir guy trouble. The e people can help one through anything. They areal o available for tutoring and to just listen. M . Ave is put the e guys through orne inten ive training. he i their fearle s leader. Each year the tudent help M . Aveis detennine who will be added to the group for the next year when the enior graduate. We ha e orne great mediator and hope to e more great one next year. Thank for all of your help. 70 Peer mediators Layout by: Ke in Wirth �• ··~ - Student Council - I I • ···~ • ' I . •• I . ' •• , ' • .... '....• . '..... ' ' , , Clockwi e-Mr . Mericle, ikki alderwood, Li a Lind, arly Wagner, Jake McGuire, Jerome Ludwick, Sari Sunblom, Ja on Krueger, Kyle chneider, John Wicburg, Moriah Jame , Ca ey Stephen on, Jackie Zwi ler, hley Haga, Jeremy Krueger .: .The . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . student council did a great • job this year. This group of • great people planned Homecoming week and they also • planned great school dances. • These people took time out of • their lives to make this school : a better place for the student body. The student council • started this year off with a big • bang and next year it looks like it could be even better. • • • • • .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . tudent Council Layout B imon Van bbema tudent ouncil 71 �Thespians of2003-2004 Mr . Kimball seems plea ed with the play. Top: Brittaney Jones Bottom: Tommy McKinzie Bottom: Dan Ritchie We'll work for Food! Dan, Laci, and Sweet Pea enjoying a break at practice. 72 Th espians Layout By: imon Van Abbema �National Honor Society f ~ -=r~ J David Flint- 3.8 shli Hem treet- 3.7 Nikki Calderwood- 3. 7 Erin Brown- 4.0 Carley Wagner- 3.9 am McDonald- 4.0 John Wicburg- 3.8 ... Jackie Zwi ler- 4.0 Jeremy Krueger- 3.9 Veronica Penny- 3.9 ' , ' Chri ty Croll- 4.0 ' . Brandon Luter- 4.0 Li a Lind-3.9 Layout By: umrner anford and Kyl McGrath a tiona/ Honor ociety 73 �FBLA Where will they be in 20 years? • ··~I They're going to be future bu ines leader ? • Have you been naughty or nice, Bryce? Thi eem like really enous tuff 0 eem hypnotized by the hri ti, Jar d, Ryan, and Brittney taking it ea yo 74 FBLA Layout By: Dan Ritchie The camera man doe n 't believe in using tripod 0 �FCCLA 2003- 2004 .....-~~' How many people can you fit in the wagon? vcryone freezing in the weather 6 degree below 0 Layout By: Daniellc Bcmclen FCCLA 75 �2003-2004 Bayfield Leadership LaPlata From left to right: Kyle chneider, Chri ty roll, Jacqueline Zwi ler, arley Wagner, Whitney Blak tad. ot pictured: Hollie Rakes, Brandon Luter, Jacob Posey, Mr. Muckleroy and Mr . el on •••• I EPYCS • •.... ••• I • •••• I From left to right: John Wicburg, Ca ie Dunavant, Veronica Penney, Jacqueline Zwisler, Jeremy Krueger. ot pictured: agan Steinecke, Mohriah James, Emily John on, Loren Rodriquez, hayla rowell, Brittany McCoy, Amber Dombrow ki, Je 1ca Vreeland, Kyle Schneider. 76 Leadership and Epycs Layout By: Bucky Ran ford • �Knowledge Bowl Back Row Left to Right: Brenner Han en, Ca ey tephen on, John Wickburg, ick Han en, Jake McGuire, Marc Laughton, Jerome Ludwig. Front Row: Ms. Hender on, Jeremy Krueger, Carly Wagner, Jackie Zwi ler, Joe eph Reimer. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : The Knowledge Bowl group from thi • year did an amazing job at the • comp tition . In the fall, they placed • • first in regional , and are going to tate • • competition. Good luck gang! • . . Layout By: Dan Ritchie Knott ledge Bmt'l 77 �(Left) <C ~~~~-~The band doing · .- Band 2003-2004 hannon WC?rking her mag~ c. Mika working hard to unpre everybody. Mike showing offhi talent toe eryone!! The whole band making an effort to make everybody' night a bla t!! 78 Band Layout By: A hley Bate a great job entertaining everybody. (Belo\N) Brandon Luter with the best performance of the night!! �Choir 2003-2004 C hnstmas Cho1r Concert!! Ms. hayla, and Je'isica in a picture perfect moment. Krystan and Brianna look like singing is their number one priority. Layout By: hley Bate Choir 79 �Student Trip The group out ide the entrance to a ca tie m euschwanstein, Germany. Switz rland. dinning in Lucerne, itzerland. 0 tudent Trip Lay ut B : amantha ophcr �I I •• I •• I Where 1 Your mi·1e, John? "There she was ju t a "Walking down the treet..." I I •• I •• I That i going to take a whi"I e.' Layout By: ricka cull tudent Life �Student Life 'o Bayfield is a lot more different than Japan. Welcome to the Jungle. Logan rock Mike li tening to the voice . Keepin' it real! •••• ~· I •••• ~· I I 82 Student L(le Layout By: Simon Van Abbema I �I t I • '··~ ••••• • Lucky Fella! Loren doe n't enjoy early morning. ikki and Ca sie having a good time. Chri ti holding down the fort. Robert look like Hawaii. Layout By: Phil Humphr y tudent L((e 3 �Don't think too hard you might hurt yourselr Look how talented our little girl i 84 Student Life Layout By: Danielle Bemelen �• ... I • ·· ~ Student Life • ... I • ·· ~ It' been another long day. Looking Fine! to be in high chool. I wonder what their peechi about. Ian Rieck hard at work. Pose for the camera. Um, urn, good. mile for the camera. Don't fall a leep, Layout By: ummer anford Student L~fe 5 �Levi and Tyler showing of their card . Savannah looking good. Jackie and Brandon having a good time. "Java Jive" the chool coffee hop. Michelle and Donnie make a good couple. ROCK ON!!! Brianna loving life. Jame and Brianna. 86 Student L~fe Layout By : Dan Ritchie �Student Life "Howdy Ju tin!" Loren di playing his work Logan, Hollie, and Brian in an intellectual conver ation. Courtney getting ready for his job in "River Dance". Heather portin' her Right back at ya' Blane! groovey thread ! Au tin explaining the fact oflife to Ashley. Jeff taking a break from working. Amanda at work in the Library. Little did Aubrey realiz that h wa n 't really po ing for Vogue. ~ Layout By: Dan Ritchi Student L[{e 7 �Wishing BHS Class of 2004 great success! "f? . 1 [ItO tl . ye 1tttt wt ij filz /i t educatiolt th . " . ltttll . :Jitvet' tit C1 I /!. . Jf ltflllll /]eltjall'tllt G ]01 N. Comm r Dr. Bayfield, CO lll:l Ads Layout By: ummer an ford E. 2nd .\v nu Duran~o. CO 1:101 �Bayfield Animal Hospital The Grocery 453 South Pine Bayfield, CO Store 884-2001 "We specialize in making your pet ' life great." Groceries are our bag 3 81 Colorado Dr. Bayfield, CO 884-9523 Jerry D. Brown. D.V.M. 19701881-780 Locations Servi The Snowboard pecialists of Durango Inferno nowboard Company 2876 Main Avenue Durango, CO 8130 I (970) 259-8669 Layout By: Tra i lien Ad. 9 �Williams Energy Services Bloomfield NM 90 Williams Ad Layout by: Bucky Ran ford �Red Willow Production Co. Southern Ute Indian Tribe Layout By: Megan Edward Ad 91 �In IGNACIO, nestled between Durango, Pagosa Springs & Farmington on Colorado Hwy. 172 For more information and reservation call 970-563-3000 Congratulations to the Seniors of 2004 LODGE, CONFERENCE CENTER & DINI~G 92 Ads Layout By: Ericka cull and Simon Van Abbema �LIVING WORKING SUPPORTING The BAYFIELD COMMUNITY - - - SOUTHVVEST - - - :tviORTGAGE - - -- LOANS ,. INC . Teri Han en Account Executive l 04 E. Mill Street- P.O. Box 27- Bayfield, CO 81122 Phone: 970-884-0800 Fax: 970- 4-0700 email: teri (g}, outhwest-mortgage.com "The Name You Know, The PO OR Bayfield Firework SPO SOR Pine R iver Youth Ba PON OR Bayfie ld Schoo l' Knowledgebowl SPON OR PONSOR Bayfield Park and Recreation Connie Mack Ba eball SPO ball am You Tru t" OR PO SOR Town of Bayfi ld Spon or -A-Tree BHS Yearbook SPON R PO SOR Downtown Bayfield Association Bayfie ld Chamber This business believes in building BAYFIELD! 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IY~Et.t. 1\t.EVlNS ANO HE~ A~~SOM~ CAA! 16 �c h r Claee Clown r a n n a 5ranaon c R r 0 0 u m Lut&r 136et PBroonaiJty E Dan R I t o hI &a 13Bet Hrur c r 0 a 0 y a M 6 0 0 0 u r J K r & r & J a o lc m Y u & 6 & r I & Zwl61&r Layout By: Ericka 17 �Set\iOf4 Favof4ites Jacob Posey MaSOf"\ D yat" Best SW\ile w K t"isty Alexaf"\det" C&.'ltest Co'-'lple SiW\Of"\ Vat'\ AbbeW\a u af"\d SaW\at'\tha Cophet" Best Dt4essed Most Athletic Ashley Haga enior Fa orite Layout By: Ericka cull �·os is the Best! ._..••~ADUA1'ts or ~Jeled eoos ior~ a~ play II Layout by u1annc Bcmdcn and Enck.a , cull cnior 19 �211 Junior Layout By: Kyle Guilliam �• un1ors Bagl~. Lac~ Baker. Kriden Beii.CJ Bodrom. ghal~n Bruton. Jamie Bryc;on. Aubr~ Burr. Cor~ B~nurn. Nick B~rd. Daniel Cartwright. Michael Cathcart. kon Curnrnir1.;. ghannon Cundiff. ..Ja;h DeYoung. Brianna Dornbrow9<i. Amber D~. Chryc;tal Do~. Jennifer Dowler. Jere~ Eckdein. Michael Ellis;. Caleb Ellis;. T J Faud. Rebecca Flint. gteve Green. Jon Gr~.~ge Layout by ...J<xh Remer ard ~ Vajdc J..rion; 21 �• un1ors Gunlia~. Kyle f-4alw~. Paige f-4anna.gteven f-4a~on. Brenner f-4arrington. ~vana f-4arri~on. ..Lctin f-4arrtnann. ~delle f-4C>gJe. Ad11ey Ja~. Mohriah Jo~on. ~rn~y Jo~on. ~~ica Jo~.~~ica Ja;wick. Nick Kline. Arnanda Knickerbocker. ~~ica Largent. Mike Latirner. Lauren Layton. ~Iizabeth Lockhard. 9-ean Ludwig. ~rik Mantrorn. Mackenzie Martin. Donnie Martinez. Aaron Mather~. Janelle McCoy. Britta~ ..lrior!:: Layout by ..b;h Remer and 9uzarlle Va_jdic �• D un1ors McCoj. Troy McGrath. K~le McGuim. Jake McMman. Mika M~ton. geth Moi~eve. Ern~~ Naiman. Ben Ne~. ghQena ~ler.~~ica Par~Or¥.;;. Amanda Pact.emack. Will Pen~.~~e Phelps. T ravi~ Phmip;. Laci Pickett. Donnie Plumb. Andmw Poole. Cody ~dale. Ern~~ Ratnpore. CJay Rarr¥.;ier. Lee Remer. Ja;h Robert~. ..Lct.in Rocha. Thotnaz Rodrig_Jez. Lomn ~nford. Q.umrner �• un1ors gchark Ivy ~ithwick. Jooy ghaw. A~hley ~blorn. ~ri Teater. W~ley Terry. D~iree Thoma~. Krictin Tinnin. Cody Vajdic. Quzanne VanderVaart. ~~e Vreeland. ~~ica Ware. Thoma~ Weller. Nicole White. Mickey Willia~. B~y Wil~on. Mari~~ Wirth. Kevin Wi~emmer. Kricta Yarborough. Kim Yeager. Autumn 24 Junior Layout By: Kyle uillliam �Jurtiwr w.~· &3 whow belf=t'h3 ...or at l6ru;t W6 llk6 lt. "~S La out By: lizcbeth La ton Juni r Life -· �What did the four tooge do thi time? When i the ne t dance? lean up o n ai le e en! Four girl late for cia hov.ing her pirit. Kry tal Brown i in deep concentration. 26 ophomore Layout by: Becca Broad and K lc uilliam, Joe Hemphill i po ing for e entcen. �--------- homores Allcn,Trav i Am, Rob rt Bate , A hley Beck, hay Bemelen, Danielle Bird, Hidi Borrego, Kyle Bowen, hallin Broad, Becca Brown, Apri 1 Brown, Kry tal Bry on, Jacob Bulwan, arrie Butero, Lauren Cabot, Ca idy icole, Car o No Photo Available Chapman, Diane Chri tian en, Je e Connon, Matthew Bryan, onway Layout by A hle Bate ophomore 27 �0 Dunbar, Matthew Edward , Megan Filkin, Curti Friedl y, Danika om ores No Photo Available Fro t, Tyla Glennon, Geoffery Gru h, Ronnie Guy, Matthew Han en, ickola Harriman, Garrett Hemphill, Jo eph Hick , Richelle Howard, Whitney Howlett, Ju tin Huffmyer, Je ica Hunt man, Tierney Hurford, Ca idy Kennedy, Eleece Kinailuk, Je e King II, Ja on ophomorc No Photo Available Layout by Bccca Broad and Kyle uilliam �0 om ores Kinney, Danae Kolz, Billy Krueger, Jake Landry, Zach Laner, Garrett Lee, Derek Lind, Lauren Loh e, Alicia Long, Je e Lozano, B renice Lutgen, Blain Martin z, je ica Me lain, Janice Mead, Katye Mey r , Br ann Miller, Echo wton, H rb rt 0 wald, We tley Park , Cameron Po ey, Megan La out b Becca Broad and K lc Guilliam ophomore 29 �f-.------ - homores Price, Jeramie Ran ford, Bucky Reimer , Jo eph Rieck, Ian Riegel, William Rudolph, Jennifer Schneider, Bradley chwartz, Chad cott, Samuel harr, Jon imon , Dylan iver , Jacob Stephen on, Ca ey trahan, Julie uzuki, Yukako Takahara, Hiroya Taylor, Chri topher Theobald, Camille Thornton, t ven Vaughn, Lia 30 ophomore Layout By: Becca Broad and Kyl Guilliam No Photo Available �____..__ hom ores Vayre, Andre Vreeland, Roy Vrtatko, Jamc Wagner, Jared We tbrook, Roy William , Try II William on, or y Wilmer, Cortney No Photo Available Wirth, Ryan Yeag r, hannon Yeager, halya Zink, Jacob No Photo Available Zwart, Hal igh CLASS OF Layout by Becca Broad and Kyle uilliam ophomore Jl �This Sopho,.,..,o,.-e y a,.. j f ha or to be fhe best! <---Garr6tt knBr kJo~ baok and r61axfne. HBy AehiBy Batee, doee that roeB taet6 eootif What'e oo funny Caeeldy Hurfora-? .12 ophomorc Layout 8): Brad Corman ---> Wllh6 Rl6(36~ Roy WBetbrook, and Jam Zmo ol6~ up. �RESHMEN OF l u:out b) \tcphanic ( m•g Frc~hmcn 33 �reshmen Jo hua Are tad Terrin re tad Michael tkin on K le Baker Amanda Barne Bridget Barne Mar hall Beede ha Broadhead Ta ha Brown Aaron Byrd Taylor Byrd Katie Campbell Jerika Capalbo Je ica Chapman Megan Cole Ty Conrad Bradley Corman Je ie Cottrell Stephanie Craig Bonnie Cramer fre hmen 34 layout by tephanie Craig and Katie ampbell �reshmen rav. ford, Jc e Cundiff ndre\v D' pain, Jamc Dean, Kel cy Diedrich, Da\ id Dieter, Eric Doughty, We ton Dragt Devin !ling on, Cierra ver , Leia Fitapelli, tephanie Flint, Caleb Friedlay, Kayla Gardner, Tra\ i erhard tein, A el Gonzal e , Monica oodtrack , Kaliin Hanna, melia Layout By: Danae Kinne Fre hmen �reshmen Hardy, Madi en Harper, Michael Hau er, Andre\>\ Hayne , Jeremiah Houtz, Je ica Howe!, Erika Hirmen, Je ica Hutching , icole No Photo Available Jackson, Andrew John on, Jennifer John ton, Taylor Jone , allie Jone , Jamie Ki ner, Charlton Kling, Zachery Koenig, Michelle Kujath, Bradley Lar en, Jordan Laue, Je ica Lefevre, Adam 36 Fre hmen Layout By: Kyle Guilliam No Photo Available �reshmen Longfcllov., ourtney Lovo , Elizabeth Ludwig, Megan Jen en, Kayla Lunt, Mark Lydic, ori Marple, Taryn Martin, Johnathan Ma e, Brett Mazur, Marcu McCarthy, Julee McGraY\, Micheal McGuire, Katie Mead,Jo hua Minton, Andrew Moe, Rheanna Mo , Tyl r Mot, Tre\or Mo er, Luca aim n, Jo ph Layout 8 : K le Guilliam Fre hmen 37 �reshmen c lcr, Luca ewelL Travi ' onnor, hri tina Plehinger, John Plumb, harlic Pommier, Alcxi Pre ton, eil Radel iff, I\ a Randolph, John-1 aac Ree e, Chri topher Ree e, Leah Reimer , Bradley No Photo Available Rhode , Jake Ritter, Megan Ro , a h Ro , Ga in Rowley, Jo lyn chafer, Ale chulthei , Johnathan chwartz, Amber Jx Fre hmen Layout By: Kyle Guilliam No Photo Available �reshmen tubb , ~atalic uaLo, dam unblom, Jamc Thomp on, Jc c No Photo Available Thome, Iizabeth Thorn by, Kri tophcr Tilton, Morgan Tilton, William Towning, Jo eph Treanor, Lydia chuk, Max\\ell ayre, We tin No Photo Available No Photo Available i er, Jennifer Walker, Daniel Ware, Laur n Web ter, Wendy No Photo Available Wil on, Jo h Wright, Brandi Wright, Thoma Yarina, manda Layout By: K lc ui ll iam Fre hmen .19 �Fres men Yarina, Amanda Yate, Hanna Young, Jenny hockley-Zanini, Kaitlyn ~ Potnm16r lltld ~ M"" trtJ hantlnd out Itt 1iMir fllV~ .,r;. GO WOLVERINES! GO 2008! 40 Fre hman Layout By: Danae Kinney �Dta we, eay etop'? Go,Axli,Go! AM 1/fJU UM.qlrfl, M~qrut.? LoulJE:14 l.AURE:It wt cu'r lli:AR roll! Layout By: Danae Kinney Fre hmen Life 41 �I, P. Beckler B. Bi hop J. Bru h V. Burn onnor B. ummmg J. ummm G. R. Edv ard M. Gentry illc pic J. uy D. Haga R. Hender on T. Hendcr on T. Hm: ard B. Jaquc . Kimball V. Kimball J. Lchnu . Mericle K. Miller J. Mi cner 42 42 tafT Page layout by: Becca Faust and utumn Yeager �. Muckelroy T. el on J. Patton J. Patton R. Robert hipp H. tin on G. trubel So what do you want Little Girl? What' ~- ... Looking good Mr . Haga! o funny Mr . Connor ? . ... ..:: ~= .. ..... .... ...~- . ... . . .. ~- • ~ • • y,;• • • ..:;• - P-• .,-,:- .... Well, hello Mr. trubel. Layout b : Becca Fau t and utumn Yeager tafT-B �Jf6 N9Mikq Kikq cuuf Otuht. T qM.ff Bf ~ ru..d LeMM Me~t~ti&e• J (l~eb Pe~lf. leltt'.M. 6Mi&6M, ~ V(lk A&hl~lf "(l<p. T tfMII Bf~uik&, ruu;t erud~lf W(lq....~ Cl(ttJt -n. biq (lkkfM.CM.~hftbt.1: 44 A~.A& lf"~ CUt.cl Ti I Bf~ttik& ~ ik~~ d ~lf dWtikq """" 6Mikq uefl~tfbcdl. ~·~lf W(lqM~.A&hl~lf "~ CUtd T lf"d wo.it...q le" th biq (lkkfM.CM.~hftht."t tt1t Homccommg Layout by t~:phanie Craig Wt "6 ~e.~nikq Retplttf (lM ltcAvikq (l qetd 1""~ "ttKp-n.t. (l1" oo....~~ �1-follywood 1-fornecorning Cody Moore telling e e1ybody how great the footbal team is. Tom, \Vestin, and 1ikc looking good for the homecoming games. Bonfire is really starting to kick up. Jacob Posey catching a ride. Football players riding on the tire truck during the Homecoming ..... parade. ~ <---- 2005 Homecoming peachfuzz. champs. Brother Richard getting the crowd pumped for homecoming week!---> I 3) out by: J Bell Hornl:COming 45 �The Cheerleader£; put on a fanta~ic £;how cLring the pep rally. Var£;ity Volleyball againct Ignacio What A gatne!!! The ~occer team roddling at the homecoming ~occer game. <-----During a X-countr~ meet. ~ri ~ndbloorn. Alexis Pornrnier and Jessica Lowe stick together. ---->Cameron Parks tna<es a tackle at the homecoming game. ����SOCCE. Top ,..ow: ThoW'\a.z. Rocha, JL-tsti"' Robe,..ts, Mike La,..ge"'t, T,..avis Cia,..de"'e,.., Axel Ciea,..ha,..dstei"', €.,..ik LL-tdwig, Nick Joswick, Richa,..d Sta"'ge, Kevi"' Wi,..th, Ja,..ed Wag"'e,.., €,,..ic Diete,.., ThoW'\as W,..ight, T,..avis Aile"', Michael Ca..tw..ight, Rya"' Joh"'sto"' (assista"'t coach), Jessice Joh"'so"' (W'\a"'age,..). BottoW'\ ,..ow: Rya"' KleW'\W'\, (assista"'t coach), Dyla"' SiW'\o"'s, Joe NaiW'\a"', B ..adley ReiW'\e,..s, J~ a ..ee"', Rya"' Wi..th, "'t"aylo,.. Joh"'sto"', Be"' NaiW'\a"', Michael McCi,..aw, T e,..,..y Sp,..iggs (head coach). Se.t-\iOJ4 RichaJ4d Sta~ge. 50 Boy's Soccel" Layo~t by s~z.a"'"'e Vajdic �GO TEAM Looks like the t eaW\ is t akit'\9 a bt"eak. G.t"ick Dietet" let's see those skillsf CoW\e Ot'\ A)Cel, show hiW\ how it 's dot'\ef Yo""'t"e Ot'\ a t"oll thet" JL-\Stit'\! Look a t 'ThoW\a S Wt"ig ht' skillf LayOt-tt by, 5Lot:Za>'\>'\e Vajdic Boy Socce,. :t �LOOl<S Ul<E \.VE JUS't'"" FOUNO OUR liA.PPY PlAC£, li.Uti E.R.t • Oo~lr- t.OOl( SO HAPPY ERtt<.n! R_yAN•••~!iY SO \.-.70R.l( hiE- LE MUSC.L .. S Boy occer lfOL\V\S!! Layout By: Je 1ca SEIUOUS!?! �Tearn enjo) ing hmch before their big game tonight! .. , La}out ~: Becca Brooo & Kyle uilliam Volleyball 53 �A hlc} Haga ctting' tlie ball for a pos ible core. Danika Fnedly preparing for the next play! 54 Volleyball . ad . & Kyle Guilliam �hallin Bowen and Jennifer Vis cr ar cheering with thl: team. Am~nda Par ons n mg the ball. Layout by: Becca Broad and Kyl Guilliam Il yball ss �Julie, Hcid·, and Ca cy arc waiting for the ball. eatn .. so Layout by: Becca Broad & Kyle Guilliams Volle)' ball �tong top to renner on, te e F mt, eremy er, Thoma Ware, Jake McGuire, Max Klug, Dan Ritchie, Jake Kruger, April Brown, Ivy hank, ari undblom, A hley haw, Jame pi hock, Janice Me lain, Jo eph Remer , John-1 aac Randolph, Kalen Gantt, Kel ey Dean, Caleb Flint, Jame undblom, Calli Jone , Alexi Pommier, and Je ica Laue. ot hown: Tyler Thatcher. Left: Dan run patriotically. Right: The Kimbals wait for the race re ult to be announced. Layout B : Michael ck tein ro ountry 57 �Janice McClain Jake McGuire Thoma Ware Callie Jone Dan Ritchie Tyler Thatcher sx ro ountry Layout By: Will Pa ternack �Above Right: James officially hate ew Mexico. bove: Kel ey gi e one Ia t pu h for the fini h. Abo e: teve' burnin' rubber. Belo\\ : Three, count 'em, three are coming up from behind . ~--~~~- Left: hley ne er g1ve up! lo k German. no pam m she ea ily take fir t. Abo e: David looks like ... Da id Above Right: Dan i a thoughtfu l La out 8 : Michael ck tein ~~--~=-~ �oss Coutrr&Y 1 Janice McClain and 1\.y chank- Happy Runner . Caleb Flint loves running. Jake McGuire and Brenner Han on are haring their deep thought . You're an animal, Thoma Ware. Thoma Ware and Dan Ritchie are relaxing after a race. lexi ro ountry La}out by Will Pasternack X-C Rooke �5afnti!:Jallll Amanda Kline is Bayfield's only softball player. She travels and plays on the Durango team. Amanda Kline is up to bat! �2004 Cheerleaders 2005 Top Row left to right: atalie Stubb , Lauren Ware, Megan Ludwig, Megan Cole, a idy Cabot, Katye Mead, Casey Sanders and Besty William Captain Casey Sanders 6 hcerleading Layout by: Bccca Broad and Kyle Guilliam �Cheerleaders in Action 1\llcgan Ludwig and Lauren Ware arc cheering for volleyball. The c heerleader arc howing their Wo h crinc pirit. a ey andcr i telling the quad \\hat cheer to do. Layout by Becca Broad and Kyle hecrlcadcr arc chcaing at a cold football game. Gearing up for the big game. uilliam heerleader Lauren . . atalic. Megan. Betsy. Cas ·idy and Katie arc cheering for football. �Luke Moyers is falling fast asleep. Savana Harrington and Scan Hilleary have just won the hugging contest. Aaron Byrd and Savana Harrington arc just hangin'. Matt Connon, Lacey Bagley, and T.J. John ton not being lazy. Westin Vayre being purdy! Ashley Bates and Liz Layton workin' hard or hardly working? ... Josh Remer has a new di ease. Student Life Layout By: Jennifer John on Axel Gerhardstein and Nicole Hutchings are next year's Cheerleaders. �Layout by: Jennifer Johnson Student Life 65 �ut Ttc.- lJ.e'"' l.ttt 1ll Riqkt: l\tt4:hlf Wlo.--tt. ~ Bt~~ T ,..ui& P1tdp&. ~t~t. CefbM.. Bdf. T M!lf M~C~ Rico.lowd St~ J t\~eb Pt~Mtf. ~ W<ffit Ritqd. CJ. Bdf. !l.tUi K.tft Cl.l<f.t~ c-. 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Ma1or movte studtos are evenly dtvtded tn thetr back1ng of the two technologtes. �nature Designer dog breeds like the "Goldendoodle,'' an allergy-fnendly cross between a golden retriever and a poodle. are in h1gh demand. 0 Swarms of locusts destroy m1lhons of acres of crops in West Afnca <: I September astronomers annoLJnce the d1scovery m the M1lky Way galaxy of a 'lew and possibly abundant class of planets <: On a remote 1sland m Indonesia, scientists find 18.000-year-old skeletons of a hobb1t-like human spec1es that grew no larger than Ieday's average three-year-old child. 0 In October Mount St Helens vents ash and steam for the f1rstt1me s1nce 1ts maJOr eruption In 1980. <: Threatened bv t 1e spread of '10rrPone-d1srupt1ng ~~eMicals a1d global ar'llmg polar bears are added to the erdangered spec es lis: �C: Knitted ponchos are fall's hottest new fash1on trend grac~ng the shoulders of your classmates and your favorite celebnt1es. 0 Airbrush tans, capable of lasting five to 14 days. proVIde a fashionable and safer alternatiVe to harmful ultra-v1olet rays 0 Italian hnk charm 0 Whether genUine or ordered new bracelets become the biggest Jewelry trend of the year. from a custom T-shirt store on the Web vintage '80s 1ron-on T·sh1rts are a hot fashion commodity :> Catch phrases used to encourage people to get out and vote become a fashionable cause, appearing on everything from T·sh1rts to t1es :> Thanks to the popular mov1e long-sleeve sh1rts underneath. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, the high-flying, body-bashing sport makes 1ts way back into gymnas1ums across the country. �Soft-dnnk makers JOin the diet bandwagon with low-carb sodas ltke Coca-Cola C2 and Peps1 Edge Sales of the new products, however. quickly go flat :> With more than 7million part1c1pants pa1ntball 1s the th1rd most popular extreme sport beh1nd 1n-line skating and skateboarding. 0 Muscle cars hke the revamped Ford Mustang GT regain their presence on American roads. n Bucking the health trend Hardee s S8MIS up a Monster C: The scrapbooklng craze reaches new heights with more people wanting to capture their memones n creative ways Thickburger with 1 420 calories and 107 grams of fat. C: Events like the All Grl Skate Jam founded 1n 1997 bnng skateboard no to peak popularity among young g1rls �C: Jtm Garrey and Kate Wtnslet ~ garner Golden Globe nommattons for Eternal Sunsh ne of the Spotless Mmd which also earns a nod for Best Ptcture. Mustcal or Comedy Johnny Depp scores hts second stra ght Oscar nomtnaiiOn lor Best Actor ith h1s performance tn Andmg Neverland 0 Shrek 2 ranks th1rd on the hst of the 100 top·grossmg mov1es wrth a total haul of rust over $436 mtlhon 0 The lncredlbfes PJXar and D1sney s movre about a superhero family trytng to hve a normal hie m the suburbs IS a box-ot11ce smash ~ Clint Eastwood dtrects another h1t with Mtlflon Dollar Baby, starnng Hrlary Swank as a 31-year·old boxer 0 Jamte Foxx dehvers an eenly convmcmg and Oscar-nom1nated performance as the late Ray Charles tn Ray ~ Already named best p1cture by ftlm cnt1cs from New York to Los Angeles tndependent 111m Sideways ltnds even more celebnty with a lead1ng seven Golden Globe nommat1ons ~ The AVIato~ starnng Leonardo 01Capno 1n the role of eccentnc b1lhona1re Howard Hughes earns eleven Oscar nommat1ons �0 Pausmg and recordmg uve telev1s1on With OVR IS rapidly replacmg VCRs 1n households across Amenca C: Before h1s unbe evab e C: ro k1ck oft her 19111 season of CBS s The Oprah W•nfrey Show Oprah and Pont1ac JOIO forces to gtve each of the 276 audience members a brand new Pont1ac G6. 74 game w nn ng streak comes to an end NBC s Jeopa d contestant Ken Jenn ngs ns S2 520 700 a TV game show record He de 1vers over 2 700 correct responses �:> U2's new album How to <: With bands like Interpol, The Killers and Snow Patrol, alternative rock returns to the mamstream music scene in a big way. Dismantle an Atomic Bomb hits No.1m Billboard magazine, and the band is mducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2005. 0 Rapper Kanye West collects a whopping 10 Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year, for his debut The College Dropout. 0 Nelly continues to wrap up big sales and hit songs with the simultaneous release of his two albums, Sweat and Suit. :> Ashlee Simpson, Jessica's younger sister, makes headlines with her triple-platinum debut album Autobiography and a lip-synching gaffe on NBC's "Saturday Night Live." :> Legendary '80s alternative rock band The Pixies, known for inspiring "grunge" music, reunites after 13 years for a sold-out U.S. and European tour. :> In December, Usher dominates the Billboard Music Awards, taking home 11 awards, including Album of the Year for Confessions. �Video game giant Electronic Arts buys exclusive nghts to the teams, players and stadiums of the NFL for its popular Madden video game franch1se. :> After three years M1crosott and Bung1e Stud1os release the most eagerly antiCipated v1deo game sequel, Halo 2 Over 5 m1ll1on cop es of the game sellm the f rst month. 0 The newest trend 1n v1deo games is to go "old school." w1th plug-and-play systems featuring '80s games from the likes of Atari and Namco. 0 2004 is the year of celebnties having babies. as Courtney Cox-Arquette, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts, Liv Tyler and others all become first-time mothers. C: Thousands of young people become av1d poker players, a trend sparked by TV shows featunng tournaments for celebrities and professional poker players. C: The challenging "Metroid Prime 2 Echoes" takes home the prize as IGN com's Gamecube Game of the Year. 0 The hottest "hard-to-get" toy for the holidays is the N1ntendo OS handheld gaming system. C: Even though 11 won't reach bookstores until July 16, 2005, preorders 1n December help J.K. Rawling's Harry Potter and the Haff-8/ood Prince top several best-seller liSts. �sman Trophy w1nner Matt nart leads the USC Tro1ans to a second consecutiVe NCAA National Champ10nsh1p by routmg the Oklahoma Sooners '"the FedEx Orange Bowl, 55-19. 0 W1th a senes sweep of the St LOUIS Cardmals the Boston Red Sox I It tile Curse of the Bambmo to w1n the1r f1rst World Seres t1tle smce 1918 :> In one of the worst brawls m US :> FollOWing hiS Win 1n September at the Deutsche Bank Champ10nsh1p V11ay Smgh unseats T1ger Woods as the world s No 1 golfer sports history, live Indiana Pacers players clash w1th Detroit P1stons fans on court and 1n the stands The Pacers' Ron Artest IS suspended for the year for h1s mvolvement �C: The Detroit P1stons led by Ben Wallace and finals MVP Chauncey B1llups wm the 2004 NBA IItie C: The Tampa Bay L1ghtmng cia m the 2004 NHL Stan ey Cup by wmnmg he seventh game of th Stanley Cup Ftnals 2-1 over the Calgary Flames �C: In a year of entertainment dominated by teen queens Undsay Lohan makes the biggest splash of the bunch with the hit moVIe Msan Girts and her debut CD Speak 0 In remembrance of those who have dred and those who contmue to rrsk therr hves in the war in Iraq. 0 Ukra101an presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko suffers from debrlitatmg tllness and scarring caused by diOXIn poisomng allegedly at the hands of hiS opponents jostens ����� 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 2005 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. 2004-2005 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 2005; including students in ninth 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. 118 p. : ill. : 28 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Two thousand five ; Bayfield wolverines IIIF Item Metadata UUID 04f2049f-9e3e-4faf-870c-19f80e7489b9 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/df0e7e34183ee39c678d10c978c0aeea.pdf 356bc5696f947de3e9c461d2e663969e PDF Text Text ��-- ct ....... ��Bayfield, Cctorado Special thanks to Brian Capalbo and Joel Prie">t for providing many picture"> for our yearbook. Layout hy 1 ~ ick B~' num and Am~· She\\ make �r ~age 3D ~age _gq ~age 47 2 Table of 'ontcnts Layout By Kaela Yteyers �Lacey Bag ley Kristin Barnard Kristen Baker Cameron (CJ) Bell Ana Benvenuti Jamie Bruton Layout b) Kaela Me) er-.. &.. 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Layou t b\.J Kaeh' Me\.er<., & Mari..,-,a Blair Semors J �Westley Teater Michael (Cody) Tinnin Jesse Vander Vaart Jessica Vreeland Thomas Ware Layout b) Kaela Me) cr.., & Mari. sa Blair em or.., �Betsy Williams Walker (Mickey) White Marissa Wilson Kevin Wirth Krista Wisemiller 16 cn1ors Layout b) Kaeht Meyer~ & Maris"'a Blair �iors Kimberlee Yarborough Eiko Wubbenhorst Autumn Yeager Layout by Kaela Meyer. . .&. \1ari-..sa Blair emors 17 ��Jl) �-siggut Flbt. ~ -a.gl~ & Clag~ 20 cmor Favorites Layout by Kaela Me}er'> �~~it11t Fl.lUf)~tih& •t 001! fJiehtt & W.Lati f.t~At .Aruerae: Jmf111 • &~~ Clau CJ • La) out b} Kacla 1c) cr" cnior Fanmtc" 21 �cntor Li fc La) out hy Cori Lydic 22 �I r La out by m) he\\ make Junior ~, �Amber Albo Robert Aurnhammer Shay Beck Danielle Bemelen Heidi Bird Kyle Borrego Rebecca Broad Jacot or son Carrie Bulwan Lauren Butera Cassidy Cabot Diane Chapman Benjamin Chenoweth Jesse Christiansen Matthew Dunbar Megan Edwards Curtis Filkin Danika Friedley Tyla Frost Geoffrey Glennon 24 Junior Layout by my Shcv.-makc �Joshua Gullion Matthew Guy Nicholas Hansen Garrett Harriman Joe Hemphill Jesse Hess Richelle Hicks Whitney Howard Justin Howlett Jessica Huffmyer Tierney Huntsman Cassidy Hurford Blake Johnson Jesse Kinailuk Jason King Danae Kinney Jake Krueger Zach Landry Garrett Laner Lauren Lind Layout by Amy he\\ make Junior ~- �Alicia Lohse Chelsi Lombardo Berenice Lozano Blain Lutgen Jessica Martinez ,Janice McClain Katye Mead Breanne vleyers Echo Miller Herbert Buddy Newton Jessica Oliver Westley Oswald Cameron Parks Nikita Payne Megan Posey Jeramie Price Bucky Ransford Joseph Reimers lan Rieck William Riegel 26 Juniors Layout by Amy hcwmake �Macarena Riestra Jennifer Rudolph-Schneider Judith Sahle Samuel Scott Jon Sharr Dylan Si~f"'\~s Jacob Siver Julie Strahan Christopher Taylor Trinity Taylor Camille Theobald Steven Thornton Patti Tindall Lia vaughn Andre Vayre Roy Vreeland Jared Wagner Roy Westbrook Tyrell Williams Corey Williamson Layout by my hC\\ make Junior 27 �Ryan Wirth Shannon Yeager Shayla Yeager Jacob Zink Haleigh Zwart ~s Juniors Layout by Amy hewmake �Layout b) my hC\\ make Junior 29 �Crash Sites Whatcha thinkin' about Joe? 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Josh in his 80's costume. 30 Sophomores Layout By Amy Hanna �So h1ores Travis Allen Michael Atkinson Kyle Baker Amanda Barnes Bridget Barnes Marshall Beebe Shay Broadhead Aaron Byrd Katie Campbell Jericka Capalbo Jessica Chapman Megan Cole e., t' ' Ty Conrad Bradley Corman Jessie Cottrell Bonnie Cramer Andrew Cundiff James D'Spain Kelsey Dean David Deidrich Layout By Amy Hanna Sophomores 31 �Sophoh1ores Eric Deiter Weston Doughty Cierra Ellingson Leia Evers Stephanie Fitapelli Caleb Flint Kayla Friedley Travis Gardner Axel Gerhardstein Jeffrey Giegerich Daniel Girodo Monica Gonzales LU.l.IIIO.:.:U..L Amelia Hanna Jordan Hardy Madisen Hardy Michael Harper Andrew Hauver Jeremiah Haynes Jessica Hirman Jessica Houtz 32 Sophomores Layout By Amy Hanna I... - �Sophor11ores Bryan Howlett Nicole Hutchings Andrew Jackson Taylor Johnston Callie Jones Jamie Jones Carlton Kisner Michelle Koenig Bradley Kujath Jordan Larsen Jessica Laue Derek Lee Adam LeFevre Courtney Longfellow Elizabeth Lovas Megan Ludwig Mark Lunt Cori Lydic Taryn Marple Jonathan Martin Layout By Amy Hanna Sophomores 33 �So Brett Masse Marcus Mazur Julee McCarthy Michael McGraw Joshua Mead Andrew Minton Rheanna Moe Tyler Moss Trever Most Lucas Moyers Joseph Naiman Lucas Nesler Travis Newell Levi Nielson Christina O'Connor John Plehinger Alexis Pommier Neil Preston Alva Radcliff John-Isaac ~~::::;­ Randolph .,' -· 34 Sophomores Layout By Amy Hanna rv1ores �So tvtores e ' . 1. Christopher Reese Leah Reese Bradley Reimers Megan Ritter Cash Ross Joslyn Rowley Kaitlyn Ryan Alex Schafer Jonathan Schultheiss Amber Schwartz Natalie Stubbs Adam Suazo James Sumblom Jesse Thompson Elizabeth Thorne Morgan Tilton l William Tilton Brittany Tindall Joseph Towning Maxwell Uschuk 'I Layout By Amy Hanna Sophomores 35 �Sophotnores Westin Vayre Jennifer Visser Daniel Walker Lauren Ware Josh Wi lson Amanda Varina Jenny Young Carrie Zwisler 36 Sophomores Layout By Amy Hanna �The sophomore class eagerly awaiting the next event at an assembly. ~08 Aaron, Max, James, Westin, and Courtney. Jessica, Kelsey and Lizy on Halloween. Marshall studying hard. Layout By Amy Hanna Student Life 3 �3 Fre hman layout by Kaela Meyer �Zach Adam J. a 1y Katie Barrington Payden Bell Ke ly -Wren Karley Ben?ie Linnea Birgfalk Ju tin Boyer Amanda Broad Syndl Brow n Seth Buchanan Jeff Bynum Jo h Cannon Ana Carl on Brady athcart Blake C miglia Liz Chenoweth Luca Chri tian n arley Coffelt Layout by Kacla Vleyer , & K I B-W rn Fr hm n '9 �Amanda Cray James Cummins Tyler D'Spain Tyler Dambert Dakota Decker Brittney Dodd Sunne Dannen Jessica Doscher Markus Eckstein Marah Edwards Ted Evers Raven Finegan Jordan Florian Ronnie Fowler Guthrie Fox Madysen Freeman Logan Funkhouser Chelsea Galliot Shawn Gibson Jamison Griffith 40 rc hmcn Layout by Kaela Meyer , & Keely B-Wren �Krystal Guilliams Skyla Hall Alicia Harkins Brittney Harriman Jo h Jen en dam Klatt Je rug r Kart en Kuhwede Megan Lane Lind e) Lind Meranda Lobato Ca ey Luzar Julia Macy Dory Mangley Tim Manzer e an 41 �am Me lure Je e McCoy Michelle Me oy Matt cKenzie Kaela M y r Jacey Mill r ick immack ody Moi e e Ju tin Moore Shilo Mo berger Ana Moyer Tabitha icker on manda O'Conner Heather Onderi in Ka andra Pa ley Alex Paxton Tanner Phelp Cro bey Popke Clarence Radcliff T.J Revi 42 Frc. hmcn Layout by Kaela Meyer . & eely B-Wern �Colby Renfro Audrey i l Thoma Rinehart Eli ha Robin on kye arnow Megan emler Ru ty hablo Lind ey haw te uazo GlenS\\ank Jade Taylor Au tin Thome Lana Torb rt C oty TO\\ ning ara Tracy Will Trean r Garrett Tyr 11 Joey Vander Vaart La out by Kacla Mc:ycr . & Ke ely B-Wem Fre h n 4, �am Webb Jacob \Yeller Jenna Wicburg Kaleb Zink Luke Zink 44 Freshmen Layout by Kaela Meyers, & Keely 8-W m �• L-. ��Aveis, s. (Vice Principal) Beckler, P. Brush, J. Burns, V. Conner, G. Edwards, R. Gearhart, M. (Principal) Gehrman, J. Gentry, M. Gillespie, c. Guy, J. Hays, K. Henderson, T. Holling, S. Jackson, T. Jaques, B. (Librarian) Kimball, V. Kirkpatrick, T. Layout By: Jess1e Oliver Staff 41 �Lehnus, J. Mericle, S. Misener, J. Muckelroy, C. Neil, K. Nelson, T. Palmer, C. Patton, J. Shipp, S. Smith, D. Stinson, H. Fun times with Mr. Smith at homecoming! Pam Catron and Tara Howard Karen Hefner, Lisa (sub.), Sandra Herrera and Fern Martinez (Missing: Marlene Kingsland) Staff Layout By: Jessie Oliver �'(imanda Klim and CJ &ll i1otmOOming King and Quflfln for 2005. Ashley Shaw Amanda Kline Erik Ludwig Lauren Latimer rick Jo '' ick Brenner Han on J Bell La) out B) Jo"l) n Ro'' le) 1Iom~~oming �Left: Megan ole and Travi Gardner fight each ..._ other a~ a part of the ophomore float. Belo\ : Mr . Palmer have Mr. mith' head aft r the chool rai cd o er 1,000 d 1Iars to donate t Hurrican~ Katrina Relief. 80\ day was a blast, can't you tell? Below: A hley ha\ and Amanda Par on are gang-sta twin . t1omeeoming W{l{lk Abo e: Andre Vayre and ameron Park become John Dcer twins. Wow, Mr~. Hay , what a bubble! The Homecoming Royalty gather on a golf cart. Micky White gets into the Wolverin~ spirit! Ryan \Virth i. not afraid to how off hi Pajamas. so Homccomin Jo lyn Rowley, Keely B-\Vren, and Troy La out B Josl n Ro'' lc·;,:.__ _ _ _ _~_ _ _ _ _ __.,. �Senior girls line up to run a play! tcc CJ. \ ay to play!! Kayla Friedly gets ready at the net. Below: Varsity football plays the Dolores Bears for Homecoming. Jessie Jones show· what she is made of during the Powder Puff game. Varsity Volleyball girl. up at the net during ..... their llomccoming game. L3) out B~ Josl~ n Ro\\ k) Hom~lom i ng �,• �Top RO\\: Ca h Ro.. Lee Ram ier, dy Poole, Garrett Laner, Troy c oy, Ju tin Harri on. Minton, and Ol") William on. 2nd RO\\: oach Hawkin , J remih Haynes. Jordan Lar en, Chri Taylor. Jo h undiff. Jake Bry on. Kyle Baker, We tin Vayer. Tyrell William , u tin Thome. Coach Cundiff. Coa h tin on, and Coach Jack on. 3rd RO\\: Coach McMenimen. Coach lo e. Willie Regal, Micky White. hay Beck. Clay Rampone. Ja on athcart. Ja on Bu hy. \Viii Tr..:anor. Trevor Mo t. Zach Adam , and Jeff Huffmyer. 4th RO\\: \tf r hall Bebe. Roy \\rhi te. Jake Zink, Cameron Park , Andrew Minton. Andre ayer, Ty onrad, Jeremy Pri e, and Jamc Cummin . Abo e: Ja on Cathcart nail the handoff. Jo h Cundiff. getting a great tackle. Left: Cody Poole run for th touch dov n aft r an interc ption. Troy McCoy kicking off. Football Layout 8): Josl)n Rt)\\lc) and Josh undtff �J. Top Row Left to Right: Ca h Ross, Marcus Eckstein, Kyle Baker, Westin Vayre, Jordan Lar en, Ty Conrad, Jeremiah Hayn ,Trevor Mo t Middle Row Left to Right: Coach McMenimen, Cody Towning, Marchall Beebe, Jacob Bry on, Zach Adam , Will Treanor, James Cummins, Austin Thome, JeffHuffmyer, Coach Cundiff, Coach Jack on Bottom Row Left to Right: Jason King, Jo h Jen en,Joe Welker, Sky Samow, Brady Cathcart, Ju tin Boyer, Logan Funkhouseer, Blake Cerniglia Jeff Huffmyer looking for a pa . Great blocking JV!! Football 54 Layout By Joslyn RO\\ ley and Jo h Cundiff Dog Pile!!!!! �Layout 8) Josl) n Ro'' ~~~) 8o) s occer �Top Row: Coach Sprigg , Axel Gerhardstein, Michael Largent, Jared Wagner, Erik Ludwig, Juan Guzman, Nick Jo wick, Travi Gardner, Eric Dieter, Jon Green, Kevin Wirth, Ben Naiman, Coach John ton Bottom Row: Ju tin Robert , Adam LeFevre, Taylor John ton, Cody Smith, Luca Moyer , Ryan Wirth, Garret Tyrell, Tim Manzer, Bradley Reimer , Michael McGraw, Jo h Mead Ryan Wirth · ave~ the day by blocking a the goal! Run Erik Run!!!!!!!!!!! Good Team Work Boy! 56 Bo)S o<.:cer Layout By Cori L)tlic Garrett, kickin' his way to the top! �Lucas Moyer dribbling the ball!!!! Go, Tim, go!!!!!!!!! J. Fir tRow: Jeff Bynum, Eiko Wuebbenhor t, Jo h Mead Adam LeFevre, Travis Gardner, Ryan Manzer, Paulo Ferreira, Luca Moyer, Guthry Fox. Second Row: Cody Smith, Ronnie Fowler, Garrett Tyrrell, Taylor John ton Joe aiman, Alex Paxton. Bo) s occcr La out B): Jo. I) n RO\\ ley 57 �manda Par on 1 determined to get a good pass. ch Pickett, Whitney Howard, 'tl' Taylor. Middl R w: Jordan Hardy, eanna Moe. 8 n1 R w: Becca B~oad, �-crve it up! c nccntratcs to score ff her serve. �U"'-..-~- Brandi Calderwood ave · the ball with a pa . ��, r-1 s~, ~~ ~ ~ ~9~S.,..rGfilll s.....~~~ ~~~ F~ --r , 0 ~tLL r-1 P~s.,..~rat.. ~~~s ~~ 62 Cro Country Layout by Amber Albo ~J ~ �zoos ""foP fC(Nrl La"~ ~0 fC~~:co~ ~-~"~ J~ v~. ""~Ptor' ~~. s~, ~~. ~:,t.rs P~. LrN ""'ft'~. c~ JOfltK..s. ~Sf:Y fl'~. /Jk.~y ~~. ~Y' ~~. J~SSf: ~. Co~ ~-""""'"~ ~ J«Nt~: v-lru. PP.s~~l>oC'f(, ~ fC~. c~" ~L~. ""'f~ P~. ~ ~. ks~P. ~. fl'~ ~ ~~(Nil: ""'ft'~S ~~. ~~"'~ ~~ A~t' J«Nt~: J~s~P. fl'~. ""'f~ ""'f~~~. ""'f.J. furs. ~\JP.S~rHtl fiCP.~. J~Y' fi'(Ntl~. J~s ~~. fl'p.\l{~p. fl'~. ""Y'~ ~~c;o. ~ G~ Vcrf~~ fiC(Ntl: J~..fsp.p.c fC~. Jp.~ ~~ Layout By Amber Albo Cro Country 63 �Regional Chwpioas Boys Left To Right: Jake Krueger, Jo cph Reimer , James Sundblom, Ste e Flint, Je e Krueger. Girl Left To Right: Je ica Laue, Lind ey Shaw, A hley Shaw, Alexi Pommier, Kel ey Dean. Steve Flint . runntng for first place Lizy Thome leading the pack 64 Cros · Country Layout by ori Lydic �Layout by ori L) die Cro ountry 6 o5 �66 oft ball ����Lauren pumps up the crowd~ 70 Sports in Action Layout By Jessie Oliver . �ill Actioa · .. ,. Layout by Am) She\\ nia"-.e port in Action 71 �Left to Right: Coach Scott Rap on, Coach Rick Phelps, Eiko Wubbenhor t, Clay Rampone, St \e Flint, Willi Riegel. CJ Bell. Kyle Guilliam~o,, Micke White, Travis Phelp~, Sha Beck, Lee Ramsier, Troy McCoy, Coach Hoyt Bole~, Coach Bill Hc~o,ford Troy and Kyle high ~--..L...._. che~o,ting together. .. \. Ba~k.etball Layout b) Be rklee Ruthardt Lee Ram ier getting pa t Ignacio defense. �Lee Ram ier Layout b) Berklee Ruthan.Jt 73 �Top: Coach cott Rapson, Coach Bill He!-·.ford, Axel Gcrhardstein, Willie Riegel, . hay, Beck, Kaleb Zink, Jesse McCoy, Lucas Moyers, oach Hoyt Bole , Coach Rick Phelps Bottom: Jenna Wicburg, Zach dam. , Aar Denny, Dm id Diedrich, Brad Kujath, J e Reimer~. Audrey Riegel Je se McCoy shooting a free throw. 74 Ba ketball .. Layout by Berklee Ruthardt .. Kaleb Zink going up for a layup . .. �I ick Mimmack, Luke Zink Berk.lee Ruthardt Basketball �Girls ~arsity -sasketbal 200!5--2006 I op \II iddle RO\\: \llanagcr \1\!g.an Pose:. \1anager Danika Friedle). Ak:xis Pommier. \\ h1tne) flO\\ a rd. Ashk) ha\\. manda Broad. Coach ha\\. \tanager Ka: Ia Fried It:) Bottom Ro\\: Lindse: ha''. Lcho \1IIller.Rhcanna \loe. Kel-.e: Dean. Estelk I larrmann. Jessica Laue Basketball Seniors E telle Harrmann 76 Gi rls Basketball Layout by Cori L)dic 76 �J.V. 6irls Basketball ·1 op Ron: !\tanager \Iegan Pose), \tanager Ka)la Friedle~. Lindse~ Lind, Jacy \tiller, Krystal Guilliams, \1egan Lane. \tanager Danika Friedle~. oach DunaYant \liddlc Ro'": Li.t~ I horne, Courtnc) Longfellow, allic Jone , Jenny Young, Jordan Sirios Bottom Ro\\: Josl) n Ron ley, Lindse~ Sha\\, Amanda Broad �2005-2006 - �Action Shots ~-~~-- 2005-2006 Layout by Cori L) die Girl Ba ketball 79 �Bottom left to top rinht: Kim Yarborough, Trevor Hunt!-.man, James ummint.,, Dylan imon~. Roy We..,tbro k, Garrett TyrrelL Jordan Lar<.,en, Ronnie Fowler, Austin Thorne, Jake Zink, Tierney Hunhman, Mr. tin..,on, Mr. Jackson, Mr. dam Mar<.,, Blake John<.,on, Mark' tckstein, Andre Vayn;, eth Minton, ick Bynum, Ju, tin Harri..,on, Mr. McMeniman, Mr. Hunt man, Mr. Wright ..._ Inanimate Black 0 ject In he Middle: Adam, the take-down 11achme .o Wrestling Layout By Jericka Capalbo �J • • w r t Front row: Ronnie Fowler, Garrett TyrelL Ty Conrad econd row: Kim Yarborough. Coach Hunt. man. Coach Jack. on. Jo h WilL on, eba_tion Ra che, Skye amow, Coach McMeniman, Tterney Hunt man 1 i s Layout By Jericka Capalbo l l �Wre-.tling La} OUt B) kricka Capalbo ��Trevor Hunt man getting ready to tart his next match. Jordan Lar en (Far Left) Jordan Lar en playing recieving his medal at wre tling twi ter. the podium. Roy We tbrook taking down hi opponent. The Pep i Center, where tate wre tling took place. "Hey Jordan, your headgear came loo e, let me fix it. .. " Jake Zink haking hands to tart off hi match. State wre tling winner and their coache left to ~- right: Coach Mar , Coach McMenimen, Roy We tbrook, Jordan Lar en, Coach Stin on, Coach Jackson, Coach Hunt man tin-,on and Joel Prie t ��00 �Just han in' aroun Smile Trinity!! Hangin' out at the Chri tina Dance You guy e ·cited? Study, tudy. Study .... Congrat Lauren! This sch ol is ju t ull of e cited people!! La) out b) mbcr lbo tud nt Life 7 �E s ]) H A E & owledge Bowl I B.ack row; Mr. Muckl oy. eth Mint n, Je ica Huffmyer, Megan Po ey, Sa ana Harrington, Mr . el on Front row: Carrie Bulwan, Haleigh Zwart, Danika ward Friedley, hitney ot n; Becca Fau t atiently for the next question ... group. discussing the an wer · Layout By Mason s �c 0 What are you doing, Stephie? Smile, Smith, Smile! )j) Ohhh, say can you seee ... Boys Left-Right: Jon Martin, Tim Manzer, Zach Adams, Joey Vander Vaart Blake Johnson. Girls Left-Right Christina O'Connor, Taryn Marple, Kaitlin Ryan, Camille Theobald, Stephanie Fitapelli, Jessie Oliver, Amber Alba, Jessica Hermann La) out B) Je ie Olh er hoir 9 �Band plays at the Ignacio basketball game. A wonderful performance at the Christmas assembly. Hard work comes from these students in band. 90 layout By Jc ..,jc Oli\ et Whatcha lookin' at, Smith? They sure do practice hard to get to where they are today! �Becca and T.J. act out a fighting scene. Drama class learning accents. Practicing lines. One .. two ... three ... ACTION! Nice acting! Layout By Jessie Oliver Drama 91 �Tra\ i Gardner u ing hi hammering kill to nail a hingle. Look Iike everyone i working hard! ! Woodworking Layout by Berklee Ruthardt Andre and Cameron getting orne in tructions from Mr. Gille pie. Cameron and A ndre workmg on an a ignment. �Film And Video Ldt to Right: J~ Kinail~ Wttf, O~wald, ~ ee~t{Zin, Tyl{Zr <f>t~, Mieha{Zal Cartwright and BrfZtt~ �Treuurer AGber Schwartz. Presiclqt Laurq Latuner. Treasurer Bowe Cruter. Vice Presiclqts 1\lchelle Hicks ucl Janice Mclain. Hlstorian Casey Stepbe!l$0n Not Shown Secretary Breune Meyers Fqily Career COJDllllUlity Dulka Fr~eclley.Megu Posey. MrsCouers.Mrs Burns. Bowe Cruter. ucl Seth Minton Meeting ill sessiOil 94 FCCLA Layout by Amber Albo Leaclers of FCCLA Gtlllbers getting a little out of C:Oiltrol Alllerica Whatcba tryillg to say Leah? �Top RO\\: San Sundblom. Danika Friedley. Megan Po e). A hie) Sha\\, K) le GUI!liam . . Sha) Beck. Bet) Williams. \\ alker (Micke))\\ hite. Emil) Ragsdale. \.1egan Ed\\ ards. and Lauren Latimer econd RO\\ : MohriJh Jame . a')sidy Cabot, Whitne) Hov.ard. and Loren Rodriguez. La) out b) Am) hewmake Link. Cre\ 95 �96 Sadie Hawkin Layout by Kaela Meyer �111eyJt .ao cnte. &mnee yon)fe Jo beantifnl{{{{{{{{{{{{ Layout b} Kaela Meyer adie Hawl-.in 9 �Wishing the BHS Class of 2006 great success! "/' 1 t 1 •tnott eajucation . ':Jentuj WI /J • • the mtne. " ij /ike jitver tn /J. /J . ·n :Jrankltn ,_,en;arnt Your Locally-Owned Community Bank BAYFIELD DURANGO 970-884-9583 301 N. Commerce Dr. Bayfield, CO 81122 970-385-9583 1701 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301 www.prvb.com • toll free: 877-550-9583 Ads Layout by Kaela Meyers Men1bee FDI( �In IGNACIO, nestled between Durango, Pagosa Springs & Farmington on Colorado Hwy. 172 For more information and reservation call 970-563-3000 Congratulations to the Seniors of 2006 LODGE, CONFERENCE CENTER & Dl~l G Layout by Amber Albo and Jessie Oliver Ads 99 �FIRST NATIONAL iJAI\f~oFDUR4NGO 100 Ad Layout By Berklec Ruthardt �������Angus/ 25 Hurncane Kat•ma stnkes Flonda 28 MardaiOI"f evacuat1on of both New Orle2:1s and M1ss.ss.pp1 1s orde·ed as Katrona becomes a Catego!')' 5 storm m t'le Gulf of Mex1co 29 Downgraded to a Category 4 storrr Katn:1a h1ts land 1 3 'llllhon hoMes and bus1resses lose elect•ICIIy :1 LOU!Siara. MISSISSippi and Alabama 30 level's are breeched. flood1ng New Orle<:;"!S ard leav•ng 100.000 people stranded After slow government response. c1vll unrest and lootmg begms 31 Pres1dent Bush SJrveys the d..mage seolemher 30 000 Nallonal Guard troops are deployed Gas proces sp1ke to as high as $5 per gallon 2 President Bush VISitS LOUISiana and s1gns S1 0.5 bli!IOn relief bl:l Nearly 154.000 evacuees arnve •n Texas. 4 Ttle New Or'eans Superdome IS evacuated 6 Pres1dert Bush and Congress pledge to mvestigate the flawed disaster response 9 Government-Issued deb1t cards are d1stnbuted to evacuees. The program fallS and IS ended days later. 12 M1chael Brown, t>ead of tt>e Federal Emergercy Managerrent Agency, res1gns Floodmg •s down to 50 percent m New Orleans 14 New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagm announces a phased repopU1at1or plar 15 New Orleans beg1ns to reopen. Katnna IS named the most destructive hurncane in U S. history. 20 LOUISiana Governor Kathleen Blanco declares a state of emergency as Hurncane R1ta strengthens off the coast. 22 R1ta hits the LOUISiana coast and heads for Texas. 23 Thousands evacuate eastern Texas and the 9th Ward of New Orleans floods once aga1n after levees are overrun. DeIober 24 Hurncane W1lma hits southwest Florida. �.... On October 15 lraq1 voters rat1fy a US -supported draft const tut10n that establishes a federal state A second elect1on m December. creates the new governments f1rst parliament. ..... Gasoline pnces surge m September before fallmg back to pre-hurncare levels MaJor 011 co:npames face federal quest10mng after revealing prof1ts of over $35 billion dun:~g tr1s penod .... Seve~. a1rlmes declare ..... Durmg n.. sh hour on JJiy 7, bankruptcy due to huge fuel Lor don IS hit by terronst labor and secunty costs attacks Bombs str e one Passengers see fees for p1lows bus as well as the city s a1sle seats and more as car'lers underground trams leavmg 56 seek new revenue sources. people dead ard 700 InJUred • A devastatmg 7 6-Magmtude earthquake h1ts the KashMir reg1on o' Pak;stz:J m Octobe• k ng 87 000 and leavtng 3 5 m1 :m homeless .... John G Roberts Jr becoMes the 17th Cr ef Just1ce of the Umted States Supr :ne Court followmg the death of W1 ham RehnqL:st �.... lr January 2006 Ellen Johnson-Srrlealrs sworn mas Llbena s presrdent mal<tng her Afnca s first elected female leader. • Vrce Presrdent Drck Cheney s top arde I Le ~rs Scooter Libby resrgns after be ng rndrcted m Octobe on cn:runal charges relatmg to the leakmg of a CIA offrcer's rdentity • Methampheta'lltne use becomes a nat onal • Oesprte hrs years of antr-gang cr srs as meth-related cnmes skyrocket on the advocacy whrle mpnson on West Coast and m the f'.l. dwest Pl'armacres Clecember 13, former Cnps remove pseudophednne products from shelves gang leader Stanley Tookre m an effort to cortrol meth productron Wr .rams rs executed by lethal t:l)ectron for four 1979 Murders Hopmg to •estart the peace process wrth t!le Palestmrans Israel evacuates the Gaza Stnp an area rt 'las occup ed smce t~e 1967 Srx-Oay War • Crv•l t.::'lrest rocks France as more than 300 towns and suburbs e plode wrth nots and arson Hrgh unemployment racral d scnmrnatron ard rage are blamed for the outbreaks �• A g :>bal panderT' c IS feared as t'le avlc.'l f cl<::'lls 73 lives m As1a by the end of December and tr•eaters tc spread across t'le world • After seven years and 2 88 • The Ame•1can Dertal Assoc1at1or b1ll1on miles NASAs St;;rdt.st c1tes boll ed water and •c; ack of caost.le •etur'ls to eart!l carrymg f uonde as a maJOr contnbut1ng dust particles from the ta11 of the factor r the nse of tootr decay comet W1ld 2 Sc1ent1sts believe m cr1ldren the samples hold clues to the format1on of the Solar System Trastuzumab HERCEPTIN With Diluent • The S1chuan Wolong Panda Protection and Breed Center m Ch1na deals wrth a baby boom 16 pandas. mcludmg f1ve sets of twms. are born between July and November 2005 ~ In August US astronaut Stephen Robmson successfully completes an unprecedented emergency repa1r of the space shuttle D1scovery while m orb1t. • Accordmg :o recert ·es~:t'l chocolate can be a Ileal! 'f treat thanks to rts h1gr content of flavono1ds whiCh he p rnawta1n good CirculatiOn and re<!· ce blood clottmg. �Human • H1kers scahrg Mount Mendel Glacter 111 Cah'orma d1scove· the remams of Leo Mustonen a World War II atrman 11hose plane crashed m1942 • U S sctenttst Gregory Orser pays S20 million for a tr ;> to the I ter'lattonal Space Statton aboard the Russtan Soyuz spacecraft • The rums of what may be the oldest C'lr st~an church tJ t m the thtrd or fourth century A !l are discovered on the grounds of Megtddo Pnso11 10 northern Israel 10 November Interest .... Ant ctpat ng the GB summit n Ju Bob Geldof organ zes mus1c ans for a senes of concerts around the world t!l h gh ght the prob em oj global poverty ~ Natalee Holloway an 18-year-old from Btrm10gt'am Alabama. becomes the lead story for every 'llator news outlet after t>er disappearance wt'lle vacatiomng m Aruba. LAST S~~N AT CAJU.OS & CHAALIU MONDAY, MAY 21, 2005 1:30AM NATALEE HOLLOWAY CAUCASIAN AMEiliCAN FEMALe .LU~ ~ES / LONG .LOND HAl It 5•4 • 110 ~S. 11 Y~S OLD • In August Amencan antt-lraq War actiVISt Cndy Sheehan whose son Casey was ktlled tn act on 1n 2003 holds an extended demonstration at a peace camp outs1de Prestdent George W Bush s Texas ranch. �• Blazers With a retro !1t make a b1g splash on the tash1on scene. •• • • • • •• , • •• • ~- ~. ..... Style gets a dose of fun over to~mal w1th these un1que fashion 2.!ernat1ves �~urestule_ • Shops that help you prepare meals to freeze take home and cook offer a fun QlliCK and easy mealt1me solut on for busy moms • Pets rece1ve the royal treatme'lt w1tl1 gourmet pet foods av,. able m upscale pet food shops pet food bakenes and even 1ce cream parlo!'S • Due to h1gh gas pnces corsumers opt for smaller ... The popu anty of poker on te ev1s on results cars th better gas m1 eage 1r1 one of the b ggest fads o~ the year - home rather thar gas-guzzling SUVs Texas Hod Em tournaments • Podcasts free broadcast-format audto I es published to the Internet and do nloaded to 1Pods by subscr pllon are a h1p way to keep up-to-date MyPyramid ~ The new food pyramid recommends that k1ds eat more fru ts vegetables and whole grams than n tile past, and exerc1se 30 to 60 mmutes each day • Slogs become the b1ggest Web craze s nee the ncept on of the Internet tha:1ks to sites 1ke Blogger com and MySpace com. �.. Golden Globe Best Actress nommee Ke ra Kmght ey sl' ~ s 10 the 1: t mov1e Prtde 2nd PreJUdiCe based or the 1813 Jane Austen novel ,.. Pra1sed by cnt cs and auc! :-~ces al1ke. Peter Jackson's remake of the 1933 class c Kmg Kong becomes a g1ant box-office success. • Box-oH1ce profits are down 10 2005, due 10 part to the t•erd ol MOVIe fans opt10g for the Qli ck •elease of h1t mov1es on DVD • The beloved C.S. Lew1s senes comes to life on the b1g screen mWalt O.sney's The Chromcfes of Narma: The Lion. the W1tch and the Wardrobe • I I I I .. TIJe boy who hved •et rns tor more adventure 10 tt>e fourth mov1e IOStallnent of .. MoVIegoers rush to see March of the Harry Potter ser - H ''Y the Pengums, a surpnse hit documentary that follows a year 1n the Potter and the G9bfet of F1re 1: e of a flock of Emperor pengums. ��Music .., Green Day tops off a career year Wlth seven MTV Video Mustc Awards mcludmg Best Vtdeo of the Year for "Boulevard of Broken Dreams " • Wtth late Reg1strat10n Kanye West mamtams hts status as htp-hop s top dog. landmg on top of Ro/lmg Stone's Top 50 Albums of 2005 • Umverstty of Texas grad Cowboy Troy bursts onto the country scene wtth a new mustc genre, "hiCk-hop WhiCh he proudly d1sp1ays on hts class nng. • Strong releases by Kelly Clarkson Shak1ra, Manah Carey and Gwen Stefam rule the mustc scene Carey's The EmancipatiOn of Mlm1 earns e1ght Gra11My norr nat1o:1s and IS the top-se'ung album of 2005. • Reggaeton whtct> blends ..... Seattle mdte favontes D • mf!:.Jences of htp-hop, Jamatcan Cab *or Cutte break 1 to th reggae and dancehall wtth La' .., ma10streaM wtth t~e alb:~m Amencan bomba and plena Plans and Dt ecttons. a reaches tts hetght 10 populanty ser es of 12 short ftlms 10 2005 �e tainme • Nmtendo OS owners can now be vtrtual dog owners as well !harks to the wtldly popular Nmtendogs senes • The Star Wars franchtse remams a JUggernaut m the vtdeogame 11dustry w.!h the wtrter release of Star Wars Battlefront II. .... Garners wa1t m lme tor ho;.~rs to get thetr llands on the yea s hottest holiday vtdeo game console Mtcrosoft s Xbox 360 gets a ma eov for 2005 w1th art1ftc1al mtelhgl powered 200 one of thts year hottest toys ~ Mus1c VIdeos and TV shows are access ble on the go ~ 1111 the newest rr. st-have Item from Apple the tPod w1th vtdeo �..... In June, the San Antomo Spurs w.:1 the 2005 NBA Champ1onsr p over the Detro1t P1stons m a thnlhng seven-game F1nals senes Spurs forward T1m Duncan w1ns MVP honors . .... NHL hockey returns m fall 2005 after losmg tile ent1re 04-'05 season to a labor d1spute Fans flock to see players m new un forms and exc1ting mnovatlons like t1e-breakmg shootouts .... In r:ebruary 2006 f1gure skater Sasha Cohen leads the U.S. Olymp1c Team 1nto the XX OlympiC W1nter Games 1n Tonno Italy • Hawauan golf phenom Michelle W1e turns professtonal on her 16th birthday and signs endorsements worth $10 million, makmg her one of the highest pa1d female athletes m the world • Damca Patnck, 23-year-old race drwer, w~ns Rookie of the Year honors 1n both the Indy Rac1rg Leagues lndyCar Senes ard at tre Indianapolis 500 where she f1mshes fourth • C111ng conduct Clbeco~TUng to the team the Pr. lade ph1a Eagles suspend w1de rece ver Terrell Owers tor to g :nes and deactivate hun for the remainder of the NFL season �omrg de·phia rece1ver games rthe season ... 1:1 November, WWE superst•r Edd1e Gt.errero dies of heart fa1 ure. lr 2004, GJe•rero was only the second wrestler of H1spamc: hentage to Win the WWE champtonsr1p. ... Amenw1 Lance Armstrong w1ns h1s unprecedented sever.t.., To:.~r de France m July. Armstrong t~en ret1res froM competitiVe cyc.1ng ... 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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 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. 2006-2007 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 2007; including students in ninth through twelfth grades, faculty, and staff. 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Palin IS the RepubiiCarl Party's first female 110m1nee for VICe pres1dent DemocratiC Senator Joe B1den of Delaware becomes the 47th v1ce president of the UO!ted States. A member of the Senate Since 1973, BKien bnngs long-Ume Wash1ngton expenence to the Obama administration. �The values. fash1on and personal Vltahty of the Obama family resonate With Amencans Public Interest In the first family nvals that of the Interest In the Kennedyfamt~tnthe1960s ���Exclusively ��Tight money and high gas pnces push auto manufacturers to mvestigate super fuel-efficient and electric cars The Chevrolet Volt IS an early contender and the tiny Smart car IS already on Amencan roads Publ c bicycle shanng systems, already popular 1n Europe, roll 1nto Amencan ctt1es like Washington 0 C to help f1ght traffiC congestion and reduce pollution �In SepteMber Google and General Electnc partner to develop clear> technolog1es Modem1zmg the PaliOnal electnc gnd to enable wider deployment of wmd solar and geothermal energy WII be an early pnonty The green dean1ng movement ga1ns momentum natiOnally as enwonmentally safe non-tox1c clearing products are used 1:1 many homes, as well as state and Brad Pitt launches the "Make It A ghr prOJect to budd 150 green-sensitive new homes n the New Orleans lower 9th Ward, which was destroyed by Humcane Katnna. P1tt cortnbutes $5 rr1ll!on to the prOJect. to volunteer thetr time on the 2009 Martin !::::;;;;;;::;;:;~~, King Jr. Day of SeMCe, January 19 and to continue throughout the year More than 12.000 seMCe prOJects take place across the country �The Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics showcase some of the most amazing performances in Olympic history. 0 The Philadelphia Phdlies Win their sec game VICtory over the Tampa B R ond World Senes With a five days to complete after a rain de~:Y ays. The filth game takes three �1f oor exerCISe! and IIJastJa Uu I" all around) ta e 1ndMdua gold Medals 1or the S v MVP Santonro Holmes makes a t1p-toe catch In the comer of the end zone Witt> 35 seconds rema1nrng to lead the Pittsburgh Stealers past the Anzona Card1nals 27-23 1n Super Bowl XLIII -~----:~ J mrTlle Johnson captures the NASCAR Spnnt Cup championsh p for the thud strwght year 1n h1s famous #48 Lowes Chevrolet Impala SS. ��Wii Fit �Rapper Ltl Wayne takes home four Gramm1es, 1ncludmg Rap Album of the Year for Tha Carter Ill and Best Rap Song. MTV 0 Due to low ratings, MTV's flagship show Total Request Live shuts down m November after a 10-year run. R&B s1nger/songwrtter Ne-Yo brings out h1s thlfd album. Year of the Gentleman. wh1ch debuts on the Billboard 200 at 0 Bntney Spears rebounds from years of personal challenges w1th her f1fth No.1 album. C1rcus. 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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 2009 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. 2008-2009 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 2009; including students in ninth 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. 120 p. : ill. ; 27 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Bayfield high school ; Reel life reel memories IIIF Item Metadata UUID da3aa610-e934-4350-b71a-614b07e8154b Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/20bc6ae11281dc3bd4286d8dd7255fd9.pdf 7049c8affaa7958236ce62172f96c158 PDF Text Text ����Bayfield High School 2012-2013 www.bayfield.k12.co.us Bayfield High School 800 CR 501 Bayfield, CO 81122 Password: (970)-884-9521 We would like to express our appreciation to Olena Kravchenko, Amy Roach, Nancy Young, Michelle Cusick, and Kipp Scheiner for providing photos for use in our book. �I ' .,. l , • t-:, ,It. \ " ' �Class of 2013 l!/1.' ~· '. -- Aiolda c:.-, Plllrldl Dorrlckoon, and Ftw*Horley ....:--* �I - "- - ~·.._.. ����Left to Right. Top: Coach Cusick, Hunter Funkhouser, Joey Webb, Joe "Fish" Hetrick, Jono Rudolph, Fisher, Trevor Gabbard, Caleb Sapa, Luke Webb, Coach Vaughn. Bottom: Lexa Fleming, Aubree Lorenzen, Jessica Cusick, Maggie Zink, Danielle Miller, Ciara Enns, Nicole Eva Lou Edwards. \- ..- ~ : ~. . ~ Wall Info About Note~ Boxe~ Photo~ + Recent Activity • What's on your mind ~ heryone ..- "Cross Country is the stuff*!"- Fish ;a "Train like you mean it, win like you earned it."- Cee ;a "We run real fast, mmmyes we do!" - Fisher ;a "XC is all about getting fit and running 8 miles daily."- Hunter Boys team takes 1st at regionals! ·-- ........___ Eva Lou Edwards with the state title! ��Clubs Football Wall Info About Notes Bol<u Photos + Portraits Seniors Ads Front Row: Anthony Chamblee, Clay Crawford, T.l. Pazell, Allee Rodriguez, Tyler Beebe, Adam Ridens, Matthew Knickerbocker, Ray Leach, Taylor Winch, ne Phelps, Randy Grimes, Kelton McCoy, Joe Zink, Kody Hageman, Trey Lange, Ian Sandrey, Angus aylor, Cash Snooks, Chance Hine Second Row: T.J. Taylor, Alfred Taylor, Drake Rhodes, Mike Hawkins, Timmy Murphy, Brody Mchehey, Cody Roach, Tyler Talbot, Kyle Briskey, Kyle l(jllough, Cody Donahue, Clyde Leonard, Wyatt Williams, Tristan Gonzales, Blane Barnes, Mike Goodman, Jon Roberts rd Row: Cameron Seivert, Kieran Keesee, Kevin Donahue, Matt Eckstein, Aubry Brown, Noah Loutherback, Zane Westbrook, Austin Smith, Fernando Greyeyes, Dylan Miller, Nate Goddard, n McMenimen, Andrew Standley, Colter McMenimen, Nate Tate, lames Vance, Dom BritDylan Smith. Fourth Row: Coach Cundiff, Head ICoach Heide, Coach McMenimen, Coach Tucker, Pate, Coach Snooks, Coach Bynum Recent Activity "Their dedication to the goal of being champions."- Coach Heide ~ Everyon~ • "The games were fun, so was the new coach."-Trey Lange "It brings everyone together."- Lorna Taylor "Louder than the rowdy crowd." -Kirby Brown ��Row: John Wehner, Chandler Jackson, Braxton Newkirk, Jackie ultheiss, Bryant Mitchell, Nevin Lister, Devin Wilhelm, Katherine nes, Sonja Fleming, Andy Kujath, Patrick Derrickson, Bradlee Aaron Binkley, Alexis Green, Savannah Gelles !Second Row: Molly camahan, Michaela Wilson, Alyssa Edmonds, Pope, Breezy Bell, Nicole Park, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Smith rd Row: Sydney Milner, Lexa Fleming, Emily Popke, Ryker Rob Tyson caviness, Trevor Kraayenbrink, Olivia Gettman, Molly ICaldwP.II, Trista Hooley, Brittany Hunter, Katie King, Kaya Lines, lack Koya Maniss, Maddie Duran, Cole Mystrom, Charlene Hammit Row: Brandon Heck, Sean Zercher, Halley Richardson, Dalton Dorrell, Alessandra Kaufmann, Amanda Mcdonald, Ryan Heck, Luke Hedges, Kenai Duran, Tierzah Smith, Amy Roach, Keith Wickman, Destany Gaudet, Rickie Baker, Heather Kugle, lac Larson, Trevon Funke. Frank Harvey, Felipe casias, Colter McMenimen ~ Marching Band Members: 60 Accomplishments: 2A State Runner-Up Beat Delta! Wall Info Abour Noles oxes Phoros + Recent Activity • Whar's on you• mincP ~ Everyone ... "Band Geeks are the coolest kids around!" - Amy "I love the trips!" - Brittany "All the dedication and hard work paid off for second!" -Jackie "I LOVE IT ALL!"- Nevin • ��Clubs Front Row: Dog, Manager Liz Mahaney, Kaden Taulli, Sam Kundrik, Kenai Duran, James Young, A.J Sidener, Ben Young, Keith Wickman, Cole Mystrom, Chandler Jackson, Waldo Baca, and Kahvick Maniss. Back Row: Coach Sprigs, Coach Farkas, Alex Vitagliano, Devin Wilson, Myles Popke, Quentin Carpenter, Austin Shupe, Bailey Ludwig, Zach Larson, Gabe Kaufmann, Kyle McAfee, Orvik Lozano, Austin Isiordia, Coach Scales, and Coach Tyrell Captains: Alex, Myles, and Kenai First time beating Ridgeway! W~ll Info About Notes Boxes Photos + Recent Activity "This sport takes a lot of endurance." - Austin Shupe "Soccer is ... different." - A.J. Sidener "Soccer is a good sport." - Chane'l McCloskey ;& (\ttryone • • ��wan,Jenna Rhodes, Micaela Knickerbocker, Jordyn Harrison, Undsey Reinmuth, Kayla D. McCoy Not Pictured: Tessa Powell JV: Morgan Allred, Mariah Smith, Caitlyn Phelps, carrie Yost, Martina Moreno, Ashlyn Schulder, Jessie Roukema, Rickie Baker, Coach Levings C Team: Jenna Salazar, caitlyn Jones, Chloe Pina, Coach Owens, Amanda McDonald, Katie Hawkins, Brianna Martinez r.!Wif~ • Saydee Maez, Emma Sibley, nerzah Smith, Gracie King, Bryannah Isiordia, Jennifer Stubbs, Haley Smith-Beissel Volleyball Wall Info About Notes Bous + Photos What's on your m1nd Recent Activity ~ E•~"rOft~ ..,. "I'm glad I got to spend my final season with such great teammates." -Kayla Dee McCoy "Great season with my teammates." -Kirstie Hillyer "It was a crazy season, but in the end we were all so much closer than we've ever been." -Kayla Jess McCoy .. ..._.. . . ·- "';-,.;.- · ' ~ - ,.. -· ' r.:- j k.., • ' c~, ·,- ; 'f! ~ ~ I.. -I . J •t • ��Homecoming Powderpuff Champions: Seniors/Freshmen Peach Fuzz Champions: Seniors Homecoming King: Michael Hawkins Homecoming Queen: Layne Bulwan W&ll Info About Notes Boxes Photos + Recent Activity What's 011 your m1nd? • p Everyone .,. 0,. Options "Que divertido fue el Homecoming, todos mostraron mucho orgullo y espirita para BHS!" -Senora Alzamora "I wasn't at Homecoming." -Joey Webb ;D "Express school spirit in one week." -Molly Caldwell • ����ps, Nevin Lister, Geoff Pope, Trevor Gabbard, John Arnold, Zane Phelps, Dillon Hoselton, Joey Webb, Manager Megan Will. Top Left: Coach Chip Holdmair, Coach Bill Hesford, John Fisher, Preston Hardy, Tyler Kerr, Conner Kennedy, Coach Mike Zink, Coach Garth Hardy. n -~ _ Brody McGehey, Taed Heydlnger. Top: Coach Dlon Phelps, Zane Phelps, Aubry Brown, Noah Loutherback, Coach Chip Holdmalr. Not Pictured: Zach Kujath, Brandon Stuever. Boy's Basketball W a ll Into About Notes Boxes Photos + ,. =-... -· __ __ 1-· -, . - , _: 1 1 . :il - ==• , Arnold, Trevor Gabbard, Brody McGehey, Dillon Hoselton, Taed Heydinger. Top: Coach Dion Phelps, Zane Phel Aubry Brown, Noah Loutherback, Ty Meyers, Conner --~""':€<!.! Kennedy, Coach Mike Zink. ~"" 1 4 Recent Activity :- "We start with the right intensity." -Tyler Kerr 11 Everyone • " We're a smart group of kids." -Preston Hardy ~ Options "We're a talented bunch of kids!" -Dillon Hoselton ��Varsity Back Row: Jacob Posey, Coach Donavent, Destini McGhehey, laida Ross, Effie Nistler, Coach Posey, Kiroy Brown, carrte Yost. Andrea Zelinski, Mikayla Westbrook. Coach Lana Front Row: Jordan Edwards, Andrea lahoz, Haley Clarice, Layne Buiwan, Micaeala Knickerbocker, Chane1 McCloskey, Jessica Kiric lV Back Row: Coach Posey, Tori Tate, Emily Peinado, Aspen Smith, Jessie Roukema, Effie NisUer, Andn zelinski, Martina Moreno, Mikayla Westbrook. Coach Lana. Front Row: Coach Donavent, Miller, Jessica Cusick, Cydney Arnold, Maddy Dul'iln, Sierra McCloskey, Jessica Kirk. Jacob Posey. Girl's Basketball oxes Pnotos Recent Activity + "I love Space Jam."- Kid President • ~ h~l')<on~ • "Not cool. Robert Frost." - KiduPresident "Every time they play, they play their hardest."- Holly Mock "Team work is evervthino."- Ms. Bucher "Thev communicate well as a team."- Mrs. Stoeckl ��Clubs Top Row: Jennifer Olguin, Ashlee Parks Tatiana Silva, Brittany Hunter, Alyssa Moreno, Cannon Smith Middle Row: Madeline McCarty, Misty Melody, Harley Turner, Blayke Jenkins. Bottom Row: Syerra Peterson, Selby Pope, Casie Speece, Noel Dulan, Denvir Clarke, Savannah Gelles, Jamie George. Coaches: Kimarie Pate and Meeca Bailey Willi Info About Notes Boxes Photos + Recent Act iv it y 11 Everyone ..- • ..., "Thousands of people, one chance, two minutes, brightlights" -Noel Dulan "The coach can make you practice, the crowd can cheer you on. but onlv vour heart can make vou a cheerleader." -Casie Speece ��Dance Captain: Elli Kennedy 3rd place at State Team Motto: "When in doubt, shimmy it out!" Wall Info About Notes Box~s Photos + Recent Activity \;.'l' ... • ~ Everyone ... Q.optlons "They are a dynamic team and deserve the third place they got at state." -Mrs. Neal "I think they are fabulously sexy." -Effie Nistler "We're like one big happy family." -Jackie Schultheiss • ��Clubs Row: Coach DeKay, Coach Larsen, Drake Rhod Joe Zink, Ian Hermanns, James Young, Michael Goodman, Dom Brittain, Matthew Cerdas, Matthew Eckstein, Coach Barnes, Coach McMenimen Bottom Row: Coach Marr, Taylor Winch, Angus Taylor, Tyler Beebe, Garrett Marr, Colter McMenimen, Allee Rodriguez, Manager Ian Sandrey -Colter McMenimen takes third at State Tournament -Matthew Eckstein takes W;all Info About Notes Bo)(es Photos + Recent Activity ftThe average athlete does his best to score but the wrestler does his best and then a little more.n --Drake Rhodes "" ~ Everyone "" ftWinnina is a state of mind. What state of mind are vou in?• - -Herb Stinson • be areat. but the rewards are even areater.• --James Youn ftOnce you have wrestled, everything else is easy. • --Dan Gable ����Zane Phelps, AJ Sidener, Darren Hoselton,Hunter Funkhouser ,Trey Lange, Tyler Kerr, Matthew Knickerbocker, Clay Miller, Austin McMenimen, Adam Ridens, Kelton McCoy, Joey Webb, Allee Rodriguez, Nevin Uster, Drake Rhodes, Dillon Hoselton, Coach, Tom Horton, Steven Quails, John Quaib,! ~ u ps• ManagerTaylor Forsythe, Jamie Adam Ridens, Max Miller, Wyatt Williams, Zane Miller, Jenna Sirios, Kayla McCoy Phelps, AJ Sidener, Colter McMenimen, Brandon Heck, Noah Loutherback, BrodyMcGhehey, D.T. ,Dom Brittain,Taed Heydinger, Andrew Standley, Chance Hines, Dillon Hoselton, Ryan Heck, Kelton McCoy Coach, Steven Quails, John Quails m- • W;all Info About Notes Boxes Photos + Recent Activity • What's 0;'1 your mlnd1 "This is a great group of kids to be around" Dillon Hoselton ~ Everyone .... "The managers complete the team" Taylor Forsythe "Girls like baseball players best for a reason" A.J. Sidener "We sure can hit the ball" Anonymous ��Clubs lsac~ Ito~: Xlessandra Kauffman, Martm:' Roffi'h'J!¥4Pft I 11 eaghan Mooney, Nicole Park, Maddie Riegel, Andrea linski, Jaida Ross, Haley Clarke, Andrea Lahoz, Effie istler, Margaret Grayson, Chloe Piiia, Brianna MartiBryannah Isiordia, Teresa Wiehart. Row: Lexa Fleming, Brenda Clais, Rickie Baker, rlene Hammit, Koya Maniss, Jordyn Harrison, ndsey Reinmuth, Grace Harvey, Maddie Duran, Fleming, Emily Popke, Alyssa Knapp, Olena .ravchenko rn,.,rhae>• Dave Foster, Terry Spriggs, len Zelinski James Young, Carrie Yost, Chane'l McCloskey Wall Info About Notes Bo)(es Photos + Recent Activity Whars on your mlnd7 • • ~ Enl')lon~ ""' ( \ Optoons "I miss soccer." -Chane'l "Cripple" McCloskey ;m "They're the friendliest team I know!" -James Young "How many soccer players does it take to change a tire? 32, a coach, and a boy." • ��Clubs Taylor Winch, Samuel Kundrick, John Amold, Geoff Pope, Conner Kennedy, Ty Meyers, Michael Goodman, Zane Westbrook, Nate Tate, Javier Middon, Garrett Marr, Trevor Kraayenbrink, Lucas Webb, Jonathan Rudolph, Aubry Brown, Michael Voss, Tait Hermanns, Eva-Lou Edwards,Nate Goddard, Keith Wickman, Trista Hooley, Madeline Mccarty, Brittany Hunter, Katie Hawkins, Aubree Lorenzen, Ashlyn Schulder, Morgan Allred, Oanielle Miller, Lexi Lucero, John Roberts, Issac Baca, Kate Tate, Mikayla Westbrook, Shelby Milton, Jenna Salazar, Saydee Maez, Keanna Smith, Jessica Cusick, Ciara Enns, Maggie Zink, Brandon Robles-Grimwood, caleb Sapa, Keifer GoodTracks-Aiires, Kate Tate, Alyssa Edmonds, Amber Milton, Clay Crawford, TJ Pazell, Michael Hawkins, Micaela Knickerbocker Not Pictured: Blane Barnes, Kenai Duran, Sam Espinosa, Brady Fields, Brandon Freedman, Katy Funkhouser, Joe Hetrick, Katie King, Zac Larson, Bailey Ludwig, Max Muro, Amy Roach, Jessie Roukema, Emma Sibley, Sean Zercher W-.11 Info About Notes Boxes Photos + Recent Activity • What's on your mind? ~ E~tr)<ont • Everyone has alot of fun in track. - TJ Pazell Track is to legit to quit. - Nate Goddard Pole Vault is way better than anything else. -Madeline McCarty TJ and Mike are pretty much the studs of the team. - Angus ��Portraits W~ll Info About Notes Boxes Photos + • What's o:' your m::-::1 9' • ~ heryone • Recent Activity Golf- Dillon Hoselton Ballet- Holly Tate Softball- Sierra McCloskey, Chane'l McCloskey Hockey- Austin McMenimen, Wesley Killenin Gymnastics- Olivia Ghettman National American Trail Riding- Aly Fusco Winter Guard - Maighan Bielenda • ���~ 0 N .. ~ ....0 ~ u 0 N \"'4 0 N .. ~ ~ E .... ~ Q. ~ (/) ~ 0 N ....en = 'ell <= �Vl ..c ::J u ��r.J Concert Band Rickie Baker. Brianna Bell. Aaron Binkley. Moll) Caldwell. Felipe Casias. Bradlee Coffelt. Patrick Derrickson. Dalton Dorrell. \lfadelyn Duran. Alexa Fleming. Sonja Fleming. Trevon Funke, Destany Gaudet, Olivia Gettman. Charlene Hammit, Brandon Heck, Ryan Heck. Luke Hedges. Trista Hooley, Britany Hunter, Chandler Jackson, Alessandra Kaufmann. Kathryne King. Heather Kugle. Andrew Kujath. achariah Larson, Kaya Lines. Nevin Lister. Koya Maniss. AManda McDonald. Bryant Mitchell. Jewel Morelli. Cole Mystrom. Selby Pope. Emily Popkc. Amy Roach. Ryker Roberts. Caleb Sapa. Jaclyn Schultheiss. Katherine Svancs. John Wehner. Devin. Scan Zcrcher. Savannah Gelles Not Pictured: Alexis Green, Trevor Kraayenbrink. Colter McMenimen. Braxton Newkirk. Michael Semler. Tierzah Smith 8._Search S~! �Ads r.;:l Jazz Band Aaron Binkley, Felipe Casias, Bradlee Coffelt, Patrick Derrickson, Dalton Dorrell, Kenai Duran, Sonja Fleming, Trevon Funke, Destany Gaudet, Franklin Harvey, Brandon Heck, Zach Larson, Nevin Lister, Myles Popke, Ryker Roberts, Caleb Sapa, Devin Wilhelm, Sean Zercher Not Pictured: Sarah Aamot, Marcus Binkley, Tyson Caviness, Eirik Kins 2012-2013 p ���Portraits E.A.R.T.H.Club.com Members: Diana Kelly (Co-President) Alyssa Fusco (Co-President) Eva-Lou Edwards (Secretary) Haley Clarke, Mikey Fusco Yan Yan Harris, Jamie George Maurice Hutchings, Blayke Jenkins Alessandra Kaufmann, Shawna Lovely, Brianna Martine.., Bryant Mitchell, Alyssa Moreno Max Muro, Darien Neskahi, Braxton Newkirk, Jennifer Olguin, Ashlee Parks, Samantha Reese, Austin Shupe, A.J. Sidener, Tatiana Silva, Jenna Sirios, Harley Turner " It's my baby. I am truly honored to sponsor such a dedicated ~ group of students. Earthies are an ins piration to all of us." -Mrs. Webbe "I love it. It is such a rewarding club to be a part of for the last few years~ We have done so much." -Alyssa Fusco �Portraits ~ Seniors Paae 51 Ads F.C.A.com . ;s,(;;) ,~~~ THE FCR VRLUES "Best Club Ever!!!!"-Trista H. "WWJD"-Andy Olivia Gettman, Sonja Fleming, Rickie Baker, Maddie McCarty, Isaac Baca, Sianna Harrison, Lexa Fleming, Katie King, Trista Hooley, Zach Kujath, Kirstie Hillyer, Andy Kujath, Geoff Pope, Kahvik Maniss, John Arnold, Jackie Schultheiss, Maddy Duran, Kyle Killough, Max Miller, Kenai Duran, Nicole Cyr, Michael Semler, Brady Fields, Eva-Lou Edwards, Sam Allison, Alessandra Kaufmann, Brittany Hunter, Amy Roach, Taylor Winch, Ashlyn Schulder, Trevon Funke "He gives us strength, He gives us opportunities, and He gives us answers."- Rickie "Spread his love!''-Katie "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Philippians 4: 13" -Geoff FELLOV\ISHIP OF CHRI STIAN ATH LETES The heart and soul in sports ~ ��Knowledge Bowl Question of the Day Reflexes What is the name of the reflex that occurs when percussion of the patellar tendon results in extension of the lower leg? Back row: Henry Walter, Nate Tate, Dalton Dorrell Front row: Tara Henderson, Tierzah Smith, Tory Tate, Kate Tate Not pictured: Ben Young, Sean Zercher, Taylor Lirot, Maurice Hutchings, Devin Wilson, Tyson Caviness, Patrick Derrickson, Frank Ha �Javier Midon, Theresa Wiehart, Olena Kravchenko, Louisiana Gaiddon, Nahyun Park, Laura Vives, Andrea Lahoz, Brenda Cia is �Clubs • Rachel Ariel Fender Katie King Holly Mock Conner Kennedy Sassie Parker Sierra McCloskey Olivia Gettman Kirby Brown Charlene Hammit Blane Barnes Madison Allen Molly Carnahan Alexis Green Molly Caldwell Advisor: Jen Leithauser �Mrs. Miglinas Jackie Schultheiss, President Leader Layne Bulwan, Vice President Meet the Leaders! Hailie Fine Ben Young Ms. Miller Bryant Mitchell, Secretary Tessa Powell, Treasurer Grace Harvey, Reporter Mikey Fusco Carrie Yost, Historian Yan Yan Harris Andy Kujath, Parliamentarian �Portra its Ms. Aveis Effie Nistler Layne Bulwan Ellie Kennedy Ian Hermanns Ashlyn Shulder Jackie Schultheiss Bryant Mitchell Heather Kugle Madeline Riegel Grace Harvey Bailey Ludwig Diana Kelly Savannah Gelles Lindsey Reinmuth Seniors Ads 2012-2o13 Paae 57 �National Art Honor Society Art Scholarship Character Service Maighan Bielenda, Kirby Brown, Felipe Casias, Dani Clark, Ashley Fender, Alyssa Fusco, Diana Kelly, Micaela Knickerbocker, Chane'( McCloskey, Merry Nickerson, Selby Pope, Lindsey Reinmuth, Marissa Renfro, Madeline Riegel, Amanda Ruybal, Austin Shupe, Jamie Smalls, Ashley Smith, Tabathia Smith, Megan Will, Devin Wilson, Devin Dexter, Margaret Grayson, Sierra McCloskey, Holly Mock, Beckie Parker, Ashlee Parks, Aysha Ross, Lorna Taylor, Sean Zercher, Marlee Clark, Alycia Cox, Hailie Fine, Michael Fusco, YanYan Harris, Amber Jackson, Elizabeth Mahaney, Koya Man iss, Amy Roach, Dylan Smith, Harley Turner, Andrea Zelinski. National Art Honor Society is made up of students that love art. In order to be in the club they have to have at least one semester of art. They spread their love of art to the community! Projects NAHS paints windows of businesses around Bayfield. They painted some for Halloween and for Christmas. They had a Jackson Paulek painting picnic this summer where they spatter painted long canvas, which will be used as curtans for the art room. They also hosted Adventures in Art every March. NAHS students design art lessons and even write lesson plans. NAHS gives a scholarship for 4th and 5th graders that come to the high school. The kids make six different art projects and receive a snack. National Art Honor Society hosts the IML art show on their rotation. They also travel to IML art shows and set up and take down. At the IML art �National Honor Society does a lot of great community work! They do highway clean-ups, canned food drives, Easter baskets for seniors, bell ringing for the Salvation Army, and graduation set up. Comments "NHS is good for the soul." -Joey Webb "While doing highway clean-up I found a ring and asked Keith to marry me ... He said no." -Kirby Brown "Community service makes me feel good." -Devin Dexter "I loved every single piece of trash I had to pick up!" -Dalton Dorrell The National Honor Society officers are (top picture) Megan Will, Layne Bulwan, Ali Fusco, and John Rudolph, (bottom picture)Madeline Riegel, Alexis Green, and Elli Kennedy. ��Portraits Seniors Ads ~embers:! Fifth Row: Mrs. Miglinas, Mrs. Cyr Fourth Row: Jackie Schultheiss, Tart Hermanns, lan Hermanns, Nicole Cyr Third Row: Bryant Mitchell, Grace Harvey, Destini McGhehey, Amanda Kuster Second Row: Tessa Powell, Elli Kennedy, Carrie Yost First Row: Layne Bulwan, Maddie Riegel, Effie Nistler Not Pictured: Jordan Edwards Student Council, also known as StuCo, is a club that gets our school into school spirit and creates ideas to better our school and community. 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Thoughtful Briliant Motivated Reliable Positive Tundra-ee Responsible Interesting Authentic �Soorts Clubs You I Search I Browse Upload v Senior Favorites Class of 2013 bavfieldhighschool Best Hair Brianna Goodtracks-Aiires and Noel Dulan Most Musical Alexis Green, Patrick Derrickson, and Frank Harvey Rate: Favorite TV Show: Duck Dynasty Favorite Coffee Place: Starbucks Favorite Movie Series: Twilight Favorite App: lnstagram Favorite Phone: iPhone Favorite Energy Drink: RedBull Favorite Snack: Cheez-lts Favorite Local Restaurant· Brenda's Most Likely to Succeed Nicole Cyr, Layne Bulwan and Dalton Dorrell �Most Likely to Lead a Protest lan Hermanns and Lizzie Hoover ���('/) ('/) ...0tn ·- tJ E Cl ~ z �~ .. 0 N .8 ~ 0 ���Clubs ro Vl 0 c ·o.. Vl UJ ro ....c ..c ro E co V' .,_ Ashley Fender �es in and stands up ~ ·- QJ frequently gets o,. '! 8 [ ���Sports ���~ s~ith ~'· u 5J,. tJr w~ �33 Follow December 2012 391 88 �N ~ 0 N ... .8Q u 0 .-t 0 N ... ~ cP J:l 0 N ... Cl. 'all Cl) < E Q) Q) ... 1/1 :s :s �Are you sure you want to quit all pplications and log out now? If you do nothing , you will be logged out automaticat in 55 seconds. Reopen windows when ,l ogging back in Cancel �z OV\ r-~<( ~ QUJ I>- ~oo g ��ive to always r1ght choices; not always easy to . Since the f1rst day we knew you, you had the qualities to do ust that. Your arrival into th1s world was early, hasty, and you small and so frad. Doctors' prognoSIS, He wdl have to remain ~"""'c9'.-L£. mthe hospital for sometime, but he'll be fme, he's a fighter and he has a very strong heart." So you see you have what 1t takes. Good luck and that strong heart when making life decisions. Love, MoMo and PoPo Our wish for you is happiness. As you continue to grow and learn, always find what makes you happy. God has great plans for you. Always let him guide your path. We are very proud of all you've accomplished so far in your life, but we are most proud of the young man you have become. "I'll love you forever, I'll love you for always, as long as I'm living, my baby you'll be." Mom and C.J. �Amanda, We arc so proud of the bcautlful young woman you have b come. Through all of the ups and down of your high chool year you hd\le become very strong and confident in who you are M;Jy God ble~s you in dlllhmg dnd guide dnd dir cl you in lh y dr!.lo lOilll'. We love You, OCid, Mom, Brenden, SkyiCI & SCirah You've worked o liard to acfiteve your tfr :Jfere you are at the end' of your enwr year ana we are 00000 proud' of you. 'W pray (joa wz(( 6(es you a(( the d'ay ahea :Mucfi Love, :Mom ana 'Daa ����THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED MAKE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE AND TO SENIOR PARENTS Our little girl has grown uP. You too your broken wings --~ & learned to fly. You ·ve filled our lives with love & laughter. ProudlY we·ll watch you soar & fulfill your dreams. Three Peas in a POd. alwaYs!! From: Grandma and Lorrie ����"We connect people Malghan Blolonda Mill'lah Davis Brianna Goodtracks·AIIII'Os Margnret 'G rayson :LeBron ICc:nncdy 'C hanel McCloskey ~Sassle Parker 'C hris Royce :David Stubbs Joey Webb Natbcn Winters llylorWooU James Young Curtis 'C lick ,: Ariel Fender Taylor :Forsythe Nicolas Haynes Kyle Horak 'T yler IKraoyenbrlnh :E iiznbeth Mahaney :S ierra McCloskey :Holly Mock :S yorro Peterson Gcoff,P opo :B enYoun 1 to possibilities." Books, audiobooks, movies, computers, free wi-fi and more! All @ Bayfield ' s R , IVER - Pine River library. LIBRARY www. prlibrary. org � 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 2013 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. 2012-2013 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 2013; including students in ninth 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. 112 p. : ill. ; 29 cm Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Bayfield IIIF Item Metadata UUID dbcb1ab5-e479-4b9b-9bdf-a6bf9c1a7028 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/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/11825100d0848054a57ae9793c03b8f8.pdf 9e85a618fd35f971e3d416412ba56f1e PDF Text Text �- ~ ·~~ II I ; [::. 1:,':, h I. t· i ; ;... ~-· t· ./ ·: ,·, .: . " ���In Dedication It is with great pleasure that we dedicate the 1983-84 annual to Mrs. Evans, Executive Secretary of our school system. Mrs. Evans comes to us from the state of Texas. She was born in El Paso. Mrs. Evans has made Bayfield her home for the past seventeen years. She and her husband, "Doc" who is a line foreman at La Plata ElectrL~, have three children. Mrs. Evans attended Fort Lewis College where she majored in business. Prior to employment with the Bayfield school system, Mrs. Evans worked in Ignacio at the C.S.U. Extention Office. She has served eight years in Bayfield, and we hope she will serve many more. Bayfield Annual Staff �man i as great as the dreams he dreams, As great as the love he bears; As reat as th values he redeems And the happin ss he shares. A man is as great as the thoughts he thinks As th worth he has attained; As t e fountains at which his spitit drinks, And the ins± ht he has gained. A man is qS great a the truth he speaks, As great a help he gives, As great as the destin_ he seeks, As great as the life he ·ves. Flyn �ADMINISTRATION Members of Board of Education: Mr. Bell, Mrs. Phelps, Mr. Marlatt, Mr. Johnson Mr. Hardy ~ Mr. Miller, Elem-Mid Principal Mr. Heger, Superintendent Mr. Dugger, High School Principal Mrs. Mcintyre, Business Manager Mrs. Evans, Executive Secretary Mrs. Penning, High School Secretary Photo Not Available Mr. Ice, Elem-Mid Schools Asst. Principal Mrs. Bowman, Elem-Mid Schools Secretary 3 �FACULTY Mrs. Blatnick Mrs. Cashio Mrs. Duke Mr. Edwards Mr. Green Mr. Jones Mr. Keirns Mrs. Kimball Mr. Kimball Mr. Marty Mrs. McEwen Mrs. Pavlica Mr. Phillips Mr. Prior Mr. Vogel 4 �Robin Abernathy President Sheryl Brown, Sec-Treasurer Nichele P_icca, Vice }?resident SENIDRS 5 �Robin Abernathy Tina Bell 6 James Andresen Eon Arestad Kay Barnett Sheryl Brown �Dauci Brungard Kent Bushey Bridget Butler £>(\ld.!;r-1:. <f.'ll_~n__) \i Hichelle Conway David Doughty Denise Duga_n ~-~4~~- 7 �8 Eric Fenstermacher Duane Haddock Roxanna James Donald Kalabacher J,aurie Irwin Bruce LaBarthe �Derek McCoy Heidi McDonald Leeta Nelson Todd r-icCoy Lee Newton 9 �Lynn Parks Robin Phillips ~~7--1~~ , 10 Troy Penning Martin Reith Chris Pickering Michele Ricca �Karin Riggs Laura Sossaman Brian Sheffield ~.!tv~~~ *' ; · "" Randy Tate Robert Thompson Bonnie Wood &J~ Not Shown: Alan Rock, Kevin Rogers. 11 �. \, A u T 0 G R A p H s 12 --. ~~ \ �.JUNIORS 13 �Baker, Collette Johnson, Curtis Binckes, Susie Clark, Beryl Dugan, Eagle, Donna Kerry Ellis, Stella Goldsberry, Tere Gosney, Devara Gr·...1sh ~ Ke:vin Hankins~ Hanson, Zane Julie Harbaugh, Torn Hillyer, Richard Jones, Brad Jones, Shawn 14 �Kern, Tony Leachman, Todd Lockard, Renita McGinnis, Marianne Mueller, J. i :i.chelle Naranjo, Mike Owens, Debbie Pickering, Laura Renick, Gant Ricca, Kortney Ross, Brenda Rudolph, Peter Sackett, Nan Smith, Janvier 15 �Wilson, Marvin Class Officers Martin Wilson, V. President Beryl Clark, President Michelle Mueller, Treasurer Renita Lockard ' Secretary 16 Wilson, Martin Wassil, Kris Strider, Shannon Wyatt, Tisha ��Bach, Robert Baumgardner, Karen Bell, Karen Berger, Wendy Buckinfham, C o t . L) : Jerry · _e n d y Comstock, Jennifer Cundiff, Donna Conrad, Tamara Dockery, Barb Dugan, Dolores Eiserman, Julie Hall, Hamm, Holt, Hood, 18 Chris Karla Tammie Edward �Hunt, Sharri Hunt, Steve Keirns, Jacki Kern, Jeannie Lockard, Edwin Lud\·J ig, Tracie Ludwig, Yvette Martell, Teresa 11c Kinney, Brad :~iggli, Penning, Suzanne Tina Phelps, Trent Price, Willard Prior, Tina Riddle, Joelle 19 �Rogers, Marie Romero, Angel Runnels, Cindy Runnels, Wendy Schmier, John Sittner, Lisa Smith, Leonard Sower, Brenda Strohecker, Kip Talbot, Bev Tena, Tish Wheat, Donna Wilmer, Tony Wyatt, Kim Class Officers Dolores Dugan, Treasurer Tina Prior, Secretary Donna Wheat, V. President Bev Talbot, President 20 �FRESHMEN �Armfield, Pamela Ashworth, Anthony Atwood, Bobby Bach, Jodie Baker, Stacy Barnett, Lara Berger, Michelle Brown, Rochelle Buckingham, Deanna Campbell, Delores Chistopherson, Barbara Doscher, Diane Duke, Lisa Fair, Angie Foreman, Christine Gosney, Dayson 22 �Grush, Terry Hall, Matney Hammond, Julie Hemphill, Keri Holmes, Honica Hood, Roger Hoover, James Irvtng~ Robert Kalbacher, Jean 23 �Marlatt, Kurt Martin, Tim Martinez, Yolanda Mendenhall, Maureen Pack, Chad Patscheck, David Phelps, Dale Reith, Doug Rodman, Rick Russell, Annie Sackett, Michael Sower, Alan Sower, Daren Steele, Donnie Wood, Kurtis Wyatt, Bobby Class Officers Jean Kalbacher, President Alan Sower, Sec./Trea. Lara Barnett, V. President 24 �H 0 N 0 R s 25 �Homecoming Royalty Top Row- Randy Tate (Escort), Lynn Parks (Homecoming King), Derek McCoy (Escort) Bottom Row- Leeta Nelson (Attendant), Candy Marlatt (Homecoming Queen), Kay Barnett (Attendant) National Honor Society Alan Rock, Donald Kalbacher, Marianne McGinnis, Kay Barnett, Leeta Nelson, Mrs. McEwen 26 �FB LA Top Row- Mrs. McEwen, Kent Bushy, Karin Riggs, Tina Bell, Donald Kalbacher, Robert Thompson Middle Row- Renita Lockard, Brenda Sower, Donna Wheat, Jennif"er Comstock Bottom Row- Stacy Ellis, Tracie Ludwig, Leeta Nelson Boy's & Girl's State Leeta Nelson, Troy Penning, Candy Marlatt 27 �CANDY MARLATT 28 �DEREK McCOY 29 ��Choir TR Robert Irving, Todd Leachman, Edwin Lockard, ~1arianne McGinnis, Kathy Campbell, MR Barbara Christopherson, Rochelle Brown, Devara Gosney, Brenda Ross, Laurie Irwin, Theresa Martell, Donna Cundiff, Michelle Thomas BR Maureen Mendenhall, Lisa Duke, Dolores -:-·u~a1~, Lara Barnett, Renita Lockard, Nan Sackett, Mr. Vogel Band TR Duane Haddock, Tom Harbaugh, Todd Leachman, Alan Sower, Donna Wneat, Matt Evans, Tina Prior, Bev Talbot, Jennifer Comstock, James Hoover, 11R Robert Irving, Robert Thompson, Theresa Martell, Barb Dockrey, Jodi Bach, Dolores Campbell, Karen Bell, BR Anthony Ashworth, Barbara Christopherson, Denise Dugan, Brenda Sower, Lara Barnett, Tamie Holt, Marie Rogers, Suzanne Niggli, Anne Russell, Mr. Vogel 31 �Student Council TR \..fl!LHly Berger, Tamara Conrad, Wendy Runnels, Lisa Sittner, Donna Dugan, Beryl Clark, Laurie Irwin, Marianne McGinnis, Renita Lockard, Bev Talbot, Tina Prior, Denise Dugan~ Michelle Berger, Dolores Dugan, BR Robin Abernathy, Leeta Nelson~ Kevin Grush, Curtis Haker~ Jean Kalbacher. Lara Barnett. Know led TR Robert Thompson~ Alan Rock, Suzanne Niggli, Jean Kalbacher, Laurie Invin, Hrs. Pavlica BR Duane Haddock, Tom Harbaugh, Kathy Campbell, 1\.evin Grush, ilobby Atwood. 32 �FBLA standing: Tisha Wyatt, Michelle Conway, Stella Ellis, Kevin Grush, Beryl Clark, Curtis Johnson, Karin Riggs, Lisa Sittner, Tracie Ludwig, Wendy Cobb, Kathy Campbell, Donna Wheat, Beverly Talbot, Jackie Keirns, Marianne McGinnis, Kay Barnett, Candy Marlatt, Leeta Nelson, Wendy Runnels, Tina Bell, Robin Phillips, Brenda Sower, Jennifer Comstock, Robert Thompson, Donald Kalbacher, Mrs. McEwen. FHA seated: Renita Lockard, Suzanne Niggli, Dauci Brungard, Barb Dockrey, Denise Dugan, Donna Dugan, Laurie Irwin, Nan Sackett, Karen Bell. TR Michelle Conway, Leeta Nelson, Candy Marlatt, Robin Abernathy, Karin Riggs, Lisa Sittner, Wendy Cobb, Mrs. Blatnick. BR Renita Lockard, Laurie Irwin, Dolores Dugan, Michelle Thomas, Tina Penning, Tracie Ludwig. 33 ��FOOTBALL~~~~~~~~ SENIOR 27 Bayfield Farmington J.V. 0 Bayfield Durango J.V. 46 0 Bayfield Dolores 19 27 Bayfield Ignacio 14 41 Bayfield Mancos 27 0 Bayfield Norwood 14 21 Bayfield Nucla 33 8 Bayfield Pagosa Springs 30 8 Bayfield Dove Creek 27 13 TR Ron Arestad, Lynn Parks, Duane Haddock, Derek McCoy BR Donald Kalbacher, Randy Tate, Todd McCoy, Troy Pennin~ JUNIORS Divisional Play-Offs Bayfield Del Norte 0 14 TR ~odd Leachman, Eric Carlton, Shannon Strider, Kerry Eagle BR Brad Jones, Kevin Grush, Mike Naranjo, Curtis Johnson 35 �TR Trent Phelps, Kip Strohecker, Edwin Lockard BR Robert Bach, Ted Hood, Tony Wilmer FRESH TR Darin Sower, Curt Marlatt, Alan Sower, Terry Grush, Rick Rodmarr BR Chad Pack, Tim Martin, Stacy Baker, Dayson Gosney, Donnie Steele 36 �SENIORS LYNN PARKS TODD McCOY **********1 TROY PENNING DEREK McCOY IN ACTION RON ,h. TESTAD DONALD K.ALHACHER DUANE HADDOCK RANDY TATE 37 �VOLLEYBALL Varsitv TR Mrs. McLaughlin, Marianne McGinnis, Tina Bell, Robin Abernathy, Karen Bell, Leeta Nelson, Mr. Edwards BR Bev Talbot, Donna Wheat, Tina Prior, Denise Dugan, Donna Dugan, Candy Marlatt, Tamara Conrad Junior Varsit TR Jean Kalbacher, Wendy Berger Jennifer Comstock, Wendy Cobb Karen Baumgardner, Cindy Runnels Jodi Bach, Mr. Edwards BR Tina Penning, Suzanne Niggli Lara Barnett, Dolores Dugan Michelle Berger 38 �SENIORS IN ACTION ...;******** ******.-* .. *** .... .... ..... .. ~ TINA BELL DENISE DUGAN * ~······· CANDY MA.RLATT LEETA NELSON 39 �Varsity BASKETBALL TR Mr. Prior, Donald Kalbacher, Duane Haddock, Kerry Eagle, Richard Hillyer, Trent Phelps, Eric Fenstermacher, Derek McCoy, Todd McCoy, Mr. Keirns. BR Rick Rodman, Curt Marlatt, Eric Carlton, Kevin Grush. JV Terry Grush, Alan Sower , Anthony Ashworth, Curt Marlatt, Edwin Lockard, Dayson Gosney, 40 Eric Carlton, Mr. Keirns. �Seniors • Ill Action ~~~~~·~-----~··~~··­ Eric Fenstermacher ** *** * *• Donald ..... Kalabacher ······••** Duane Haddock Todd McCoy 41 �Varsity BASKETBALL TR Karen Bell, Tina Bell, Robin Abernathy, Karin Riggs, Kay Barnett, Mr. Kimball BR Julie Hanson, Donna Dugan, Candy Marlatt, Bev Talbot, and Tina Prior. TR Dee Buckingham, Jean Kalbacher, Wendy Cobb, Karen Bell, Cindy Runnels, Mr. Kimball, BR Bengta Robbins, Lara Barnett, Donna Wheat, Bev Talbot. 42 �Seniors • Ill Action Kay Barnett Robin Abernathy Tina Bell Candy Marlatt Karin Riggs 43 �Cheerleaders Top: Barbara Christopherson, Wendy Runnels, Tracie Ludwig, Bottom: Tish Tena, Brenda Sower, Lisa Sittner 44 �45 �WRESTLING SENIORS Robert Thompson Kent Bushey James Andresen Martin Reith Bruce LaBarthe Troy Penning 46 �JUNIORS-SOPHOMORES Robert Bach Kip Strohecker Brad McKinney Curtis Johnson Steve Hunt Marvin Wilson FRESHMEN Chad Pack Dave Patscheck Mike Sacket Roger Hood Tim Martin Donnie Steele Kurtis vlood Dale Phelps 47 �Seniors Action • Ill James Andresen Bruce LaBarthe Kent Bushey Troy Penning Robert Thompson Martin Reith Not Shown: 48 Lynn Parks, Lee Newton �SUPERLATIVES Best Comedians Randy Tate Julie Hanson Best Smile Troy Penning Julie Eiserman Best Dressed Eric Fenstermacher Leeta Nelson 49 �Most Spirit Eric Fenstermacher Sheryl Brown Best Personality and Friendliest Kent Bushey Candy Marlatt Most Talented Brian Sheffield Angel Romero Best Looking Troy Penning Kay Barnett so �Best Dancers Eric Fenstermacher Candy Marlatt Most Courteous Kent Bushey v'Jendy Burger ~~'lost Athletic Donald Kalbacher Tina Prior Best Figure and Physique Derek McCoy, Kay Barnett 51 �52 �DRILL TEAM Clockwise From Top: Karla Hamm, Rochelle Brown, Keri Hen1phill, Suzanne Niggli, Angel Romero, Not Shown: Kris Wassil "The drill team performed choreographed dance and pompon routines at home basketball games. Their routines consisted of various dance steps, pompon passes and movements, gymnastics, and pyramids all executed to music. The girls spent many hours com~osing and practicing in order to provide entertainment durin[! half times." Theresa Cashio Sponsor 53 �Service Personnel Transportation Mrs. Martin Mrs. Bushey Mrs. Prior Mr. Ice Mrs. Lancaster Mrs. Jones Mr. Griffin BHS Cafeteria:Mrs. Keirns, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Miller BMS Cafeteria: Mr~. Sower, Mrs. Stumberg, Mrs. Simler Custodians Mr. Walter Mr. McClain Mr. Iberg 54 �ANNUAL STAFF Mr. Phillips Advisor l~ichele Editor Ricca Shery Brown Teresa Goldsberry Beryl Clark Karin Riggs Robin Aberr..athy R 0 d e 0 Team \ v \ J I TR Troy Penning, Derek McCoy, Todd McCoy, Ricky Kodman BR Dayson Gosney, Tina Penning, Darren Sower, Jacki Keirns, James Hoover 55 �Faculty Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Bock Carter Copeland Decker Mrs. Faust Mr. Fischer Mrs. Gundersen Mrs. Janus Mr. Janus Mrs. Jefferies Mrs. Keirns Mrs. Lachowicz Mr. Layton Mrs. McLaughlin Hr. McLaughlin Mrs. Miller 56 �Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Pack Patcheck Rancatti Roastingear Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Rodman Rowe Sitton Snooks Hrs. Stark Mrs. Wiggins Not Shown: Mr. Ice 57 �GRADE Bailey, Mark Baker, Derek Bowers, Ruth Brown, Brady Bushey, Brian Cook, Jeff Davis, Stacey Enright, Lisa Fair, Patrice Foreman, Traci. Garcia, r.;acle GosDc;y, Sheldon Hankins, Ike Johnson, Katie Jones, Bobbi La Barthe, Brett Lanham, Jim Lockard, Elisa Lockard, Rollie Mankins, Jalina 58 EIGHT �McCarty, William McGinnis, Paul McNew, O'Brady Mead, Amy Hurphy, To · Niggli, Charlie Odom, Denise Patcheck, Randy Peck, Robbie f~oples, Sharron Pope, Sherre P.. icc a, Monte Rock, Shanna Rogers, David Romero, Sean Runnels, Becky Schnie:·~·2r, Arlene Smith, Derrick Snooks, Jennifer Stovall, Michelle 59 �Smver, Mitch Torres, M'Lissa Vance, Paul Wells, Kristy Whitehead, Dean Wickman, Danny GRADE SEVEN Ashworth, Adam Bach, Doug Baker, Cheryl Bailey, Delisay Beaver, Pauline Cartwright, Patrick Cordova, Jonathon Da, Amber 60 �Doscher, George Fitts, Tina Garcia, Dennis Garcia, Steve Gherardini, Jolynn Green, Julie Guthery, Maggie Haas, Angie Hately, Nicole Raga, Wes Hillyer, Gary Jack, Adam Keith, Chuck Jenkins, Jenny Lanham, Rodney Lee, Brittney Ludwig, Anthony McCracken, Jason Mendenhall, Jeanette Meyers,Terry 61 �Miller, Becky Prianto, Tagore Prior, Travis Robbins, Lance Rodman, Brandy Smith, Cleve Smyth, Jeff Smyth, Karen Van Winkle, Kevin Wilmer, Stephanie Wommer, Kyle Yates, Troy GRADE Anderson, Sage Baxter, Tanya Baxstrom. Lavina Beebe, Kyle 62 SIX �Bennet, Mileah Bianca, Kell y Brown, Gavin Campbell, Jim Cleveland, Carolyn Couch, Harcie Doscher, Kerri T_,ough t y, Renee Enright, Roy Forsythe, Jake Garcia, Dawn Hickman, Andrea Hoover, Marty Keirns, Jason Kilbank, Lisa Martell, Michelle McDaniel, David Morrison, Katrina Peck, Teal Pierce, Tricia 63 �~.hyno, Diana R_obinson, Jason Robinson, Justin Snooks, Michael Stalioraitis, Dana Tena, Paco V:ickman, Heath Wilden, Crystal \~yatt, Dusty GRADE Ahern, A..:::. ion Beebe, Debbie Bell, Scott Bennett, Brenda 64 FIVE �Boyer, Tarris Brown, Andy Butler, Wylie Fenwick, Lori Frye, Tracy Geier, ,Krystal Groblebe, Kami Griffin, Christy Harris, Jessica Himelict, Bryon Jinkins, Jason Johnson. Tirr.. Jones, Terri Danny Kols, Clinton Kugle, Troy Kilbank~ Larson, Stein Linfesty, Fred Longfellow, Ellis Luther, Jenny 65 �Mankins, Jaaron Mars, Kelly Martinez, Geoffry Milby, Chad Miller, Kerri Mogensen, Royce Prior, Kelly Ringo, Klint Rogers, Amy Rule, Frank Russell, Jeremy Sittner, Kristen Smith, Saskia Sower, Larry Tuttrow, Jim Wommer, Dawn 66 �GRADE FOUR Allen, Dolly Beaver, Jim Beaver, Jess Bennett, Shawn Berger, Rebecca Crumbaugh, Justin Cundiff, Deanna Da, Jarrod Davenport, Rachal Enright, Dawn Garner, Missy Gherardini, Lisa Haas, Kenny Hansted, Shandel, Healy, Katie Hickman, Cindy Hunter, Benji Kilbank, Christina Lancaster, Stacy Lardin, Lori 67 �Larkin, Ryan Martinez, Dominic Mayfield, Merica Hurphy, Amy Norris, Gretchen O'Crotty, Jeremy Parsons, Danny Phillips, Matt Pope, Monte Porter, Meredith Post, Cody Purdom, Caleb Rhyno, Mariann Rogers, Robin Scott, Chad Silvernail, Jasmine Silvernail, Chandra Stottlemyer, Josh Stottlemyer, Sarah Stumberg, Cristy 68 �• Talbot, Justin Taylor, Walker Vance, Kim Wheat, Carli Wilson, Charlie GRADE THREE Allen, Brooks Baker, Sky Baxter, Mellissa Baxtrorn, Ashley Brandon, Chris Brown, Jennifer Bunkers, Chad Cleavland, Jennifer 69 �Couch, Mark De Guelle, Lenni Jo Dugan, Marla Egger, Jason Forsythe, Ja2on Frye, Kelly Garlick, Travis Gosney, Cory Hately, Gina Hays, Shawna Heger, Michelle T{owe, Mack Jack, Derrick Jenkins, Jodi McNew, Michael Miller, Nikki Morrison, Steve Murray, Kimberly Petersen, Niccole Phelps, Danita 70 �Phelps, Dian Pierce, Jason Raish, Fred Smith, Nick Sower, Ryan Talbot, Rochelle Westerfield, Daylen Wickman, Kim -v;illiamson, Matt ~V"ilson, Sherry GRADE TWO Aiken, Terra Boyer, Clint Cloudt, Christian Cook, Jana 71 �Cordova, Kristina Craig, Jason Cutchall, Jennifer Vance, Fiora Flores, Holly Fritz, Karl Gosney, Rayburn Haas, Ruth Hetler, Ted Hunter, Lisa Jack, James Jones, Jason Kendrick, Kelly Lasater, Annalise Linfesty, Ron Longfellow, Dylan Lopez, Roxanne Lott, Melissa Lujan, Jason McAteer, Amie 72 �Martin, Jonah Mead, Erin Mo gensen, Brenda 1:? il, Christina Newhall, Freddie O'Crotty, Sabra Pickering, Jamie Riddle, }fariah Ross, Amber Rule, Kent Schultz, Jeremiah :_:nively, Mark Stuart, David Williamson, Mike Wilmer, Jason Wilson, Hatt 73 �GRADE Abernathy, Cody Allen, Forrest Ashworth, Stephanie Bailey, Carrie Baker, Shawndra Baumgardner, Andy Bawter, Cory Beck, Kali Brandon, Marc Carman, Brad Colsman, Ben Cook, Jarrett Crawford, Jason Davis, Garett Egger, Brad Forsythe, Jenny Fritz, Luiza Hayes, Shelly Hayes, vJaylan Holgate, Travis 74 ONE �Huckabee, Brent Huckabee, Brittany Hunter, Jodie Kremer, Doug Longfellow, Amy Ludwig, Makesha McCormick, Cayle McDaniel, Jason Hanangan, A~· ie Merrill, Samuel Miller, Wendy Hogensen, Derek Morrison, Kristina Murphy, Susan Noholnik, Brandi Naranjo, Joe Natzke, Leigha Gary Pierce, Claire Rhyno, Cheryl Nichols~ 75 �Roderick, Buddy Rule, Catrenia Smith, Brooke Smith, Pride Stansell, Chuck Teller, Teara Tuttrow, Jennifer Williams, Crystal Williams, Jonathon Wilmer, Jennifer Kl N DERGARTEN Abernathy, Jason Ash, Ryan Baird, Amber Brandon, Jeff 76 �Buckingham, Stephanie Caputa, Nick Cole, Angela Cook, Jessica Cook, Kirsten Crumbaugh, Ellie Crumbaugh, Matt Cundiff, Jimmy Cutehall, Shane Dunavant, Erin Duran, Cody Durkan, Trisha Dutton, Tanya Fitts, Josh Garcia, Andrea Gosney, Mandy Greenville, Tara Greer, Hichael garris, Jason Healy, Brook 77 �Jack, Harley Kennedy, Sarah Kohlerschmidt, Darryl Kramer, Dason Kugle, Matthew LaMar, Katie Lopez, Sonia Lott, Ben Lowe, Ariana Mayfield, Nathanael McDonald, Taryn Monger, B.J. Naranjo, Lanay Neil, Renae Newhall, Dana Nicholson, Annie Percell, Carrie Beth Petersen, Andrew Phillips, Andy Raish, Heather 78 �Prianto, Reco Ross, Brandi Sitton, Sonya Snively, Cindy Stuart, Kristina Teller, Tiffany Valencia, Curtis Yarina, Robby Wayne, Daniel w·ells, Maggie 79 �BASKETBALL Grade Eight TR Tom Fischer, Dennis Garcia, Lee Cobb, Mark Andresen, Rollie Lochard, Brett LaBarthe, Brian Bushey, Shawn Mars, Jess Layton BR Brady Brown, O'Brady McNew, Sheldon Gosney, Paul McGinnis, Robbie Peck, Mitch Sower Not Shown: TR '1R 80 BR Tom Murphy Denise Odoms, Brandy Brown, Arlene Schneider, Shanna Kock, Michelle Stoval Bobbi Jones, Amy Mead, Becky Runnels, Jalina Mankins, Mikki Naranjo Cinnamon Reese, Jennifer Snooks �Grade Seven TR Travis Prior, Gary Hillyer, Wes Raga, Sven Larson, Torn Fischer BR Doug Bach, Lance Robbins, Tagore Piranto T,,r> BR Dalisay Bailey, Katie Johnson, Tina Odell, Becky Miller, Mikki Naranjo T.ou Ann Mars, Michelle Sower, Brandy Rodman, Nicole Hately 81 �' /_'-. ,?-~ EARL JACK & SON~ j/\{7\, Boll: 25 c~~~ Bafi~Jd. 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CHIC ACCESSORIES Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-9 Sat. 10-6 ~un. 12-5 Annual Boosters Wayne D. Dugger Houston Green Donald and Faye Mcintyre Lee Newton Steve and Mary Nicholson Diane Peck Robert Peck Ron and Jean Penning Bruce Phillips Charlotte H. Roe Bucky and Grace Sossaman Lorene Wheat 88 J . C . Pe nn ey Co mp an y . In c . ���-- .......... - - - .... -- ... ~"'::;::; ", ,' .. ,.·.,. . 1!. :"' ,·c·· -~·-· ..;_,. /c ,:;.., '-"..::C~o ,,~ •• _,._ .. ~ �� 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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Wolverine '84 IIIF Item Metadata UUID e648d893-7cd4-48d0-a812-f98fad8ae753 Display as IIIF? Never 1984 Bayfield High School Yearbook https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ae60fed7ee5c94fccaf09a33d85b179d.pdf 932ec9c180e661dffadad7c8016b989f PDF Text Text ����TABLE (). F CONTFNTS Seniors Honors Juniors Sophomores 35 Freshmen 39 Activities 43 Snorts 53 Grades 73 Ads 82 �2 �CL HfBTN~ . CLT'·fRTfJG. CL 1qBTNG •• . Ke.r.r.> movinq u.r ~ Von':t tfOU e.vVt -6:totJ. OJha:te.veJt it i-6 . TAKE 1T TO THE TOP! The. woJrl.rl. '-6 ou,.t :theJte. waiilvt~, Avtrf U'-6 fjOttJr-6 ~Oft the. :tafung. So c.ome. on. T.t '-6 :U.me. to no. St:or 3 �THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL STAFF VEVICATES THIS YEAR BOOK TO "MR. WAYNE VUGGER" As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievement as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and every where life is full of heroism. 4 �SCHOOL BOARD Kent Marlatt, Dave Hardy, Barbara Bushey, Kay Phelps, Monte Wommer. YEARBOOK STAFF Front Row: Carie Ribaudo, Debbie Sizemore, l aura Carman, Kris Russell, Mandy Woodard. Back: Steve Irwin, Gretchen Wilt, Ronda Eagle, Cassie Naranjo, Star Naranjo, Martha Stovall, Matt Bedford. BY Co-editors; Laura Carman. Debbie Sizemore Business Manager- Ronda Eagle 5 �Hrs. Cashio Mrs. Jones r··f s • Mrs. Hartin Hr. Harty Hrs. 13latnick Mr. Kimball lfa rt i n Hrs. Kimball Hr. Foster Hrs. :tJcEwen Hr. Jones Hr. Prior �;.rrs . Pavlica ~-Irs. !kinty r e :Irs. Evans 2·1rs . Gr een 1lrs. ·fc Coy Mid-School Mr. Wayne D u ~ger Mr. Gordon Bradshaw Mr. John Miller >1r. Green 7 �BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS Mr. Porter, Mr. Daum Mr. Ice, Mrs. Bushey, Mrs. Prior, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Kearns. COOKS Mr. Walters, Mr. Kearns KNOWLEDGE BOWL Mrs. Holtz , Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Stovall(NS) Mrs. Zelmer(NS) 8 Larry Thompson Paul Rogers Janine Fitzgerald Gretchen Fitzgerald Linda Rudolph Chris Frizell Robert Thompson Alan Rock Joe Graff Billy Brungard �Vou..'!te. cil.mb-in.g J c.Li.m b-ing • . . AU. Jte.a.c.hin.g out to g,'tab hold on e.iU6-iv e. d!te.am~ • ·It'~ yoU!t de.~ion., ·how high to aim. 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Vic. e.- PJte.J.>ide.nt eft eft Ka!te.n Wol6 eft eft eft Mandy WoodaJtd eft cft cft 4£ eft eli eli cfc eft cft eft efs cft eft .f1 15 �~~**************************************~ ~ ~ ~ PROPHECY '£! tft tel! Many years from now we see the Bayfield High School Class of 1982 holding one tel! of its class reunions, and we find out just how successful some of them really turned 0~ out. As we have a talk with the boys in the class, this is what they tell us. o~ ~ ~ til ~ ~ ~ Matt Bedford tells us after he sold his fruit packing corporation to pay off his ·~ ~ ~ ~ ~ debts, he got a job working for his old corporation as a packer. ~ ~After buying 739 used pickups, Pat Benally finally found a good one and now is ready t~ to leave Bayfield, but he doesn't know where to.go. o~ cfl After working hard and becoming a millionaire, Bobby Binckes decided that he didn't Jb ~ like having all that money and gave it to his favorite charity, the "Save The Preppie ~ ~ Foundation. •• -wv ~ Scott Conrad was last seen living in his Porche 911 on a lonely beach just outside '~ ~ San Diego, and was unable to attend this year's reunion. ~ ~After many years of industrious labor, John Green finally graduated from college c~ with a degree in almost every subject he could take. c~ ~ Sam Green is now a C.P.A. and handles all his families accounting needs. Somehow ccfi ~ though, he still can't balance his mom's checkbook. c cfc After graduating from college with a degree in Physical Education, Steve Irwin now c~ cfc spends his time filming deodorant and shampoo commericals. ~ ~ R.J. McKinney's wife has not seen very much of him since they were married. R.J. c~ cfc was lost in his fleet of hot rods three years ago. c~ ( ~ After years of hard work, Dan McManus has finally realized all his high school ambitions.c~ He is married and has his own investigation agency where he spends most of his time c~ s cfl setting up surveillance on his two teenage kids. c-t, B cfc After having bought the entire state of Texas as his own private ranch, Randy Riggs .~ d cfc has settled down to become the second J.R. Ewing. .~ A cfc Paul Rogers was unable to attenc our reunion since he does not speak to anyone with ~ s cfc less than 500 million dollars, and then by appointment only! ~ W ~ Brian Schultz fulfilled his ambition and retired before he started working. His only ~ s problem is trying to collect a pension. ~ C cfc K.C. Sower and his wife left on the space shuttle and now run a thriving hotel on ~~ a cfc the new moon co 1ony. • a cfl After becoming a forest ranger, Larry Thompson took off inoto the woods to become ~ K cfc a hermit and escape the pressures of life in the big city of Bayfield. ~ i ~ Perr~ Timme spends his time writing and publishing history books for Mrs. Martin at ~ S ~ B.A .• -m5 only problem is that he sometimes can •t remember the right dates and ~ s ~ usually prints them wrong. ~ D cfl Millionaire Joe Graff recently purchased his old college, and has had the name changed ~ o ~ from the Schoo 1 of Mines, to the "Joe Graff $Schoo 1 of Money$! •• \fi A cfc After having become a playboy from the age of 12 to 28, we find Tony Peters filling ~ w cfc Hugh Hefner's shoes and running his favorite magazine. ~ M cfl After have his college basketball career brought to end, Ronnie Montgomery tells ~ us he is singing in a not-so-famous quartet, but still is making money calf-roping. ~ ~ Wilson Northrup tells us he has been doing many concerts with his famous rock group, ~ ~ known as the "Electric Punks. •• ~ ~ Ricky Phelps, after completing his college basketball career is now playing for the ~ a cfc Philadelphia Seventy-Sixers, making a measly $8000,000 a year. ~ After having been married for ten years, Vince Bailey is now the proud owner of the :: ~ Bayfield Shur-Valu. ~ ~ t ~************************************** ' * 16 �~***************************************~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ede~ Now we go over and have a talk with the girls. ~ to be very successful. ~ ~ ~ ~ Some of them have turned out ~ ell 11 ~~ ~ Kim Bushey is now the proud owner of 11 Bushey' s Bunny Farm. She is sti 11 1ooki ng ~ for a few hired hands because there are just too many rabbits for her to handle. '~ Laura Carman has just become the head photographer for the F.B.I. She takes all c~ their mug shots for them. e~ Ronda Eagle is busy taking care of her two kids, who were both almost six feet tall e.,t, when they were born. ·;v Gretchen Fitzgerald tells us she is living in a tepee at the state park just outside ~ Bayfield. She is still trying to liberate Bayfield. ~~ Janine Fitzgerald couldn't be with us today because she is in the hospital suffering ~ from a gunshot wound. In an interview with her, she said she dodged in front of efi a bullet when an enraged farmer was trying to shoot a coyote for getting into a chicken eel£ pen. Now that's taking Saving the CoyoteS a little too far. c~ Chrystal Hearns has finally fulfilled her lifelong dream of being a top executive c~ secretary. She is secretary for Randy Riggs running his large ranch. c~ Teresa Hoover has finally decided that she didn't wand to get married. Instead, ~ she became a social worker. c~ At the age of 36, Lorrie Howell finally got her first horse, which she named Richard, c~ (after her brother) because it eats so much. ns .c~ Donna Mi 11 er has changed her mind about wanting to make a 1i vi ng breaking horses c~ since she spends most of her time in physical therapy. c~ Being undecided between microbiology and computer science, Melissa Mueller finally c~ decided it was easier to settle down and get married. ~After finally graduating from B.H.S., Starlene Naranjo tells us she wants to be a t~ school teacher. She has decided she wants to be just like Mrs. Jones and teach English. ~ We were unable to inform Robin Reith about this reunion. We think she ran off to ~some deserted island because she couldn't handle living in the fast lane in Bayfield. ~Carie Ribaudo decided she wanted to be an accountant. Now she spends her time listing ·~ a 11 of her boyfriends into three different accounts: "so-so," "getting better, .~ and "five stars!" i!: Kris Russell has just received a letter from Joe Graff asking her to decorate the ~ inside of his $School of Money$ with nothing less than $100,000 bills. ~ Shanna Schmier has fulfilled her lifelong dream of being a music recorder. She now ~ spends her time recording Wilson's first release. ~ Debbie Sizemore is still trying to make it rich. One hint though, Debbie, move out d ~of Bayfield and you might be more successful. ~ After receiving her masters in social working, Martha Stovall is now counseling children with family problems. If> Mandy Woodard wants to be an M.P. Usually "M.P." means Military Police, but in this ~case it means, "Married to Patrick." ~ Kare~Wolf says she was recently promoted to editor of the male fashion magazine, ~ G.Q., and now brings home a mere 500,000 dollars a year. She hasn't married yet, ~ but the last time she was in California, she was seen cruising around in her candy~ apple red Dino Ferrari with another of her male models. 11 11 11 11 11 ~ ~ ell ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ j! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :!!~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t : *·**************************************** 17 �SENIOR CLASS WILLS GIRLS Kim Bushey-! will all my purple cloths that are too big to Mrs. Kimball. Laura Carman & Carie Ribaudo-We will our ability to sneak boys on the Volleyball bus to Donna Dugan. Ronda Eagle-! will my height and spiking ability to Denise Dugan. Janine Fitzgerald-! will my ability to open my locker to Tony Kerns. Christal Hearns-! will my creative ideas to Ms. Martin•s next years creative writing class. Teresa Hoover-! will my ability to belt, to Keith Whitzel. Lorrie Howell-I will my calm, cool, and collectiveness to Karrie Plumb. Donna Miller-! will my driving ability to Brad Greer. Melissa Mueller-I will my top locker to Marianne McGinnis so she won•t be trampled by the uppper classmen. Star Naranjo-I will my basketball ability to Robin Abernathy. Robin Reith-! will my top locker to Leland Vance. Kris Russell-! will my flowered, white sweats to Mr. Prior so he can add them to his fab collection. Shanna Schmier-I will all my good moods to Brad Jones. Debbie Sizemore-! will my big mouth to Leeta Nelson. Martha Stovall-I will my mascot suit to Shelly Hunter. Mandy Woodard-! will my tacky T-shirt to Karrie Plumb. Karen Wolf-! will my hair to Mr. Marty since he is getting a little scarce. Katherine Babin-! will my 31 18 11 bust to Lorey Comstock. �Vincent Bailey Ronda Eagle Teresa Hoover Matt Bedford Gretchen Fitzgerald Lorrie Pat Benally Janine Fitzgerald Bobby Binckes Joe Graff Kim Bushey John Green Laura Carman Sam Green Donna Miller Scott Conrad Christal Hearns Ron Montgomery Howell Steve Irwin R.J. McKinney Dan McHanes 19 �• Shanna Schmier Mandy Woodard Star Naranjo Debbie Sizemore Brian Schultz Wilson Northrop Kacey Sower Ricky Phelps Martha Stovall Robin Reith Larry Thompson 3.andy Riggs Perry Timme Kris Russell Karen Wolf Melissa Mueller • Gwen Evens �R. f' c oq n);t)_o vz eaJr.J1 c> d "o IT. .taf en :t , de.i eJr.m-i na.tl..o n . . . Tho~ c> who ha\,e. roo1tf<erf :to Jr_e_ac_h. :the. mounta)_n :toy:y~ . Yo tUt6 ~ ;(:(1(,_ ~am e , ihe qfoJr.t,f, the. -6rt.:tl~ I. a.c.Uon. 21 ���Homecoming Royalty D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Escorts and Attendants Ricky Phelps-Karen Wolf (ns) Janine Fitzgerald FBLA State Qualifiers Queen Kim Bushey-Ron Montgomery Back row: Donald Kalbacher, Billy Brungard, Doug Dugger, Larry Thompson, Paul Rogers, Robert Thompson, Kacey Sower, Front row: Karin Riggs, .. Tina Be 11 , Linda Rudo 1ph, t Donna Haddock, Lorrie Howell, Melissa Mueller, Kim Bushey, Debbie Sizemore, Shelly Barnes, Mrs. McEwen. Kris Russell-Sam Green 1982 Masonic Award Winners Boy's & Girl's State Paul Rogers, Larry Thompson, Ron Montgomery Karen Wolf, Ron Montgomery 24 Karen Wolf, Kim Bushey �PROM ROYALTY Sam Green and Kim Bushey 25 �SENIOR CLASS WILLS BOYS Vincent Bailey-! will my pride and goals to the Juniors and hope that Bayfield High goes well in the coming years. Matt Bedford-! will my locker to Susie Binckes. Bobby Binckes-I will the comb I can never find to Troy Penning. Pat Benally-I will my basketball ability to Ernie Johnson. Scott Conrad-I will my ability to ski to Mark Ketner. John Green-! will to Troy Penning my blue Belvadier so he will no longer have to have his dad pick up his girlfriend for a date. Sam Green-! will my legs to Richard Howell so he won•t look so funny when he runs. Joe Graff-! will my wrestling ability to Shaun Layton. Marvin Harris-I will my 185 pound uniform to Kent Bushey. Steve lrwin-I will my wrestling ability to 11 Bruce 11 Curtis Baker. Dan McManes-I will my ability tn chew and not get caught to Randy Tate. R. J. McKinney-! will me entire Skoal collection to Mr. Marty and Mr. Foster. Ron Montgomery-! will my ability to drive to Rod Geir. Wilson Northrup-! will my hair to Mr. Marty. Tony Peters-! will my black corduroy pants to Donna Dugan and my weirdness to Kay Barnett. Ricky Phelps-! will my algebra ability to Lynn Parks so that he may keep Mr. Kimball company in the years to come. Perry Timme-! will my ability to wrestle and my uniform to Billy Brungard; may he beat Kevin Hiatt. Larry Thompson-! will my discus throwing ability to the underclassmen. Randy Riggs-! will my ability to rope to Todd McCoy. Paul Rogers-! will my good taste in music to Rod Geir. Brian Schultz-! will my drivers insurance to Rod Geir, since he probably lost his. K. C. Sowers-! will my height to Hal Cage. 26 �------ �Ricky Phelos �ALL CONFERENCE Ronda Eagle Cassie Naranjo Laura Carman ��Take. U on up, a LU.:tle. hi~ heJt ! Ke.e.p thtLt ~bte. bla.zinq. A R.1.:til e. de.tvuninaUo n, A Utile. J.ma.ginaUo n, wU1 take. uou to the. top! 31 �Shelly Barnes Marlene Benally Paula Brown Billy Brungard Billy Burrell Kurt Carr Lorey Comstock Juniors Donna Fahrion "FRIENDS" Chris Frizell WHEN GOOV FRIENDS WALK BESIDE US ON THE TRIALS THAT WE MUST KEEP OUR BURDENS SEEM LESS HEAVY. SO STEEP. SWIFTLY. ANV THE HILLS ARE NOT THE WEARY MILES PASS TAKEN IN A JOYOUS STRIVE ANV ALL THE WORLD SEEMS BRIGHTER Rod Geier WHEN FRIENDS WALK BY OUR SIDE. Burnie Gurule Donna Haddock David Hanson Stacy Holt Bryan Jeter Brad Greer �Ernie Johnson Mark Ketner Robert Lee I Ricky Ludw:i,.g Cassie Naranjo Dana Phelps Karrie Plumb Crystal Potter Denise Ransford Ernie Ross Linda Rudolph Dennis Schultz 33 �President Vice Presient Secretary Doug Dugger Richard Howell Julie Timme - ~~~---- Andi Sheffield ,, .. . . Bill Snively Barry Stalioraitis Tres. Leland Vance Mia Stovall Tanya Thompson Pam VanWinkle Ronnie Vaughn Loresa Wheat Meg Zwisler Alanna Gehrke 1Man?ha Papa Mark Anderson PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ~~ ~? �SOPHOMORES Ke.e.r.:> moviYl.' u.n! Vo11 't ~.veJt .6.tor! VnuJt vi.6iovr. c.a.vr. moirl ft~_atittJ. Vou c.r' vi ac.c.omt1i~ h It aR..t, .6n ·tctR.e. .U OY!. u.r~ 35 �Robin Abernathy James Andresen Ron Arestad kay Barnett Tina Bell Dauci Brungard David Doughty Sophomores Kent Bushey Denise Dugan "A chJ.i.d ~ a peJr..,6on who ~ go,.Lng .:to ccvuuj on wha.:t you have. f.J.:ta.Jr..:te.d. He. ~ go,.Lng .:to ;.,,.t.:t wheJte. you Me. f.J~ng, and whe.n you Me. gone., a.:t.:te.nd .:to .:tho;.,e_ .:th,.Lng-6 wh,.Lch you .:th,.Lnk Me. impoJt.:tan.:t. You may ado p.:t all .:the. poliuu you ple.M e., bu.:t how .:th e.y Me. ca.Jl.JLie.d ou.:t d e.p e.ndJ., on him . He. will a-6-6 um e. contltol o{j yoWL cA;ttu, ;.,.:ta.:tu, and na.:t,.to¥1.-6. He. ~ go,.Lng .:to move. ,.Ln and .:take. oveJt yoWL chWLchu, J.Jchool-6, un,.[veJr..,6i;U_e_r.,, and CO!tpoJta;t,{_o ¥1.-6 ••• .:the_ {ja.:te_ 0 n humanatj ~ ,.Ln ~ handJ., • 11 Bridget Butler Duane Haddock Erik Helmer Shelly Hunter Laurie Irwin Bruce LaBarthe 36 Colette Enlow �Gerald Leonard Derek McCoy Todd McCoy Heidi McDonald Sean McDonald Candy Marlatt Leeta Nelson Lee Newton r;eorgia Oates Lynn Parks Troy "Penning Brenda Peterson 37 �President Vice President Sec.-Tres. Alan Rock Donald Kalbacher Sheryl Hoover Robin Phillips Martin Reith Michele Ricca Karin Riggs Kevin Rogers Brian Sheffi.eld Laura Sossaman Randy Tate Mark Taylor Robert Thompson Keith Hitzel 38 �FRESHMEN FJr ell hme.n. dJte.am-6 J.>tJtu.q qi e. wJ th time, chan.11 e., pe.e.Jr. r~te.J.>-6 (1/te. Horn ;t(' c. one.? £!1hic.h wau to -twu1? Reach that highe.Jt qJtoun.d. �Curtis Baker Susie Binckes Danny Burns Eric Carlton ~.Jendy Carr Shawn Davis Kerry Eagle Freshmen Teresa Goldsberry TO THE TOP WE WILL STRIVE THE MIGHTY CLASS OF "85" Kevin Grush Tom Harbaugh Jim Harding Richard Hillyer Brad Jones Shawn Jones Julie Hanson �Tony Kern Shawn Layton Patrick Lewson Marianne McGinnis i-nn Metivier Mike Naranjo Debbie Owens Gant Renick Kortney Ricca Brenda Ross Peter Rudolph Nan Sackett 41 �President Vice President Secretary Joe Frazzini Donna Dugan Michelle Mueller Janvier Smith Becky Walker Michelle Williams Tres. Renit.q Lockard Susie Williams Martin Wilson Marvin t.Jilson 42 �Tabinq time to make it Jtiah:t, PaJr.-t; clpw.on, Avttl eipation. SpiJtit -<A in-6ide, Waiting to be ~ Jte e.d : Fall'-6 bovt-~~Ae blazing, CJtowd-6 c.he.e!U.n.q , Ch~hed memoJtie-6. ACTIVITIES ���FBLA Top row: Karen Wolf, Denise Ransford, Martha Stovall, Kacey Sower, Ronda Eagle, Larry Thompson, Robin Reith, Melissa Mueller, Tina Bell, Julie Timme, Laura Carman, Candy Marlatt, Paula Brown, Marsha Pope, Tanya Thompson. Middle row: Mrs. McEwen, Paul Rogers, Ernie Ross, Robert Thompson, Debbie Sizemore, Shanna Schmier, Janine Fitzgerald, Lorrie Howell, Denise Dugan, Kay Barnett, Laurie Irwin, Leeta Nelson, Cassie Naranjo, Linda Rudolph. Bottom row: Donald Kalbacher, Leland Vance, Doug Dugger, Stacey Holt, Mia Stovall, Donna Haddock, Kim Bushey, Sam Green, Doris Brungard, Shelly Barnes, Robin Abernathy, Karin Riggs, Chris Frizell. Standing: Loresa Wheat, Billy Brungard Pres. Paul Rogers Vice Pres. Larry Thompson Sec. Kim Bushey Tres. Chris Frizell Reporter Mia Stovall Historian Julie Timme Span. Mrs. McEwen 46 �STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: Ron Montgomery, Karen Wolf, Leland Vance, Janine Fitzgerald, Meli s sa Mueller, Perry Timme. Middle: Chris Frizell, Linda Rudolph, Meg Zwisler, Donna Haddock, Karin Riggs, Michelle Muller, Kim Bushey, John Green. Bottom: Marvin Wilson, Marianne McGinnis, Renita Lockhart, Sheryl Hoover, Candy Marlatt, Rc bin Abernathy, Leeta Nelson, Sam Green. CHOIR Miss Bayfield Contestants BAND National Honor Society 47 �Future Homemakers Of America Top row: Ronnie Vaughn, Ricky Phelps, Billy Brungard, Julie Timme, Tina Bell, Vince Bailey. Middle row: Marlene Benally, Karrie Plumb, Robin Reith, Laurie Irwin, Robin Phillips, Candy Marlatt, Teresa Hoover, Ronda Eagle. Bottom row: Mrs. Blatnick, Sheryl Hoover, Renita Lockard, Robin Abernathy, Leeta Nelson, Karin Riggs. V ICA CLUB Top row: Ricky Phelps, Scott Conrad, Pat Benally, Randy Riggs, Matt Bedford, R. J. McKinney, Dan McManes, Joe Graff, Mr. Jones. Bottom row: Ronnie Vaughn, Ernie Johnson, Bill Burrell, David Hanson, Richard Howell, Mark Ketner, Barry Stalioraitis, Bryan Jeters. 48 �SPANI SH CLUB Top row: Doug Dugger, Linda Rudolph, Loresa Wheat, Donna Haddock, Melissa Mueller, Mia Stovall, Hiddle row: Martha Stovall, Denise Dugan, Georgia Oates, Shelly Hunter, Tina Bell, Bottom row: Martin Wilson, Michelle Mueller, Kim Bushey, Shelly Barnes, Mrs. Jones. FHA Officers Vice Pres. Tina Bell Pres. Julie Timme Sec. Candy Marlatt Dis. Rep. Sheryl Hoover Parl. Robin Abernathy Tres. Karin Riggs Song & Rec. Renita Lockard Not Shown Hist. Vince Bailey 49 �Robin Reith Debbie Sizemore SENIORS iZaren Wolf IN ACTION Shanna Schmier �Left to Right. Kortney Ricca, Wendy Carr, Doris Brungard, Robin Reith, Brenda Ross, rebbie Sizemore, Paula Brown, Shanna Schmier, Shelly Hunter · Karen \..Jolf ~ Loresa l.Jheat. I'm never going to eat my porn pons for lunch again! CHEERLEADERS Hascot: llartha Stovall WOW! Would you look at that guy in l the stands!!! �s up E R L A T I BEST PERSONALITY: Kris & Sam v E s FRIENDLIEST: Kris & Sam BEST DANCERS: Candy & Ricky COURTEOUS: Kim & Sam ~'lOST BEST DRESSED: Kris & Ronnie BEST FIGURE & PHYSIQUE: Paula & Steve MOST ATHLETIC: .Laura & Ricky BEST LOOKING: Paula & Tony BEST SMILE: Kris & Sam �Get Jte.a du, .6e:t, qo! Champio.uhip .U, tt qoal. Ivtdividua.£6 .6 r..i.!U.h u.vtit ed irr:ta ovte.. pnou.d (~oive_!tivte .6 r.bri;t. Take_ it to the. to~! 53 �v ·A. F R 0 s 0 I T ~T B A .L y Sam Green, John Green, Ricky Phelps, Larry Thompson, Steve Irwin, Pat Benally Ron Montgomery, Perry Timme We had our sights set to place high enough to go on to the state Class A Playoff, but hard work doesn't always pay off. Sometimes it seems unfair that a team can work so hard for weeks, even months, and the only reward the players receive is the satisfaction of knowing that they have tried hard. Another source of satisfaction was being able to hold the title "League Champions" It has been 15 years since Bayfield last held that title. It was a job will done by the team and all associated with it. CONGRATULATIONS!! L John Green · Tackle off. and def. JUNIORS Larry Thompson Guard off:, Tackle def. Richard Howell~ Dana Phelps, Ernie Ross, Doug Dugger, Bill Brungard, Ronnie Vaughn, Ernie Johnson NOT SHOWN: Billy Burrell �Back off. Linebacker def. Pe_r~y Timme Duane Haddock Dave Doughty Lynn Parks Troy Penning Jerry Leonard Donald Kalbacher NOT SHOWN: Brian Sheffield Back off., Back def. Sam Green Ricky Phelps Pat Benally - -..,.--Linebacker def. Guard off., Nose Guard, def. Split End off. Saftey Def. Kevin Grush Curtis Baker Brad Jones NOT SHOWN: Mike Naranjo Joe Frazzini FRESHMEN �Pat Benally Ronnie Montgomery All Conference Bill Burrell Sam Green Doug Dugger Ricky Phelps John Green �All Conference Laura Carman Ronda Eagle VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The varsity volleyball team had a exceptional year. They had a 16-4 record for the season and a 8-0 record for the league. The girls hope to do just as well or better next year. Cassie Naranjo Julie Tillllle �VARSITY VOLLEYBALL J. Timme C. Naranjo C. Ribaudo K. Bushey L. Carman R. Eagle K. Riggs C. Frizzell M. Stovall M. Stovall-Hanager Mrs. Martin~Coach H. Ben ally-Manager SENIORS IN ACTION 58 �JV VOLLEYBALL TOP ROW: Mrs. McEwen-Coach D. Haddock L. Rudolph K. Riggs R. Abernathy T. Bell T. Thompson M. Benally-Manager FRONT ROW: L. Nelson M. McGinnis D. Dugan D. Dugan C. Marlatt R. Phillips J .•V. VOLLEYBALL The junior varsity volleyba.ll team had a good season this year. They had an 8·4 record. The girla did not get much recognition but they are to-~e commended for their outstanding performance •• a team and their sportsmanship. All will be back next year and w111 probably be plaJlDg some varsity ball. ���BOYS' VARSITY 62 BASKETBALL �Laura Carman Kris Russell · Ronda Eagle Martha Stovall 63 �GIRL'S VARSITY Front: Martha Stovall, Julie Timme, Marlene Benally, Linda Rudolph, Back: Karin Riggs, Ronda Eagle, Laura Carman, Chris Frizell. Not Shown: Cassie Naranjo The Varsity girls had a good season this year. They ended up with a 17-3 record. They won the league with a perfect 8-0 record. This is the first time the girls have ever done this. Even after their unfortunate trouble the week before the district tournament the girls are to be commended for their excellent effort. 64 �GIRLS' JV Coach: Mr. Jones, Donna Dugan, Candy Marlatt, Leeta Nelson, Michele Ricca, Robin Abernathy, Mia Stovall, Laurie Irwin, Linda Rudolph. ���l 3 2 ., b s . R. J. McKinney State Qualifier �Track 1981 State --- Qualifiers 1981 b r i I i n d s a m k a y a I b r e e n r n h u ~--"'"--' I l d 0 n I r i c k y l p h r u t I 'j r r y u a L m ~ D n I I a n ~ a e I a e t d m I ; w e I p s 69 ��Top Row: Ernie Ross, Kris Russell, Shawn Layton, Derek McCoy, Randy Riggs, Todd McCoy, Richard Howell, Ron Montgomery. Middle: Bill Burrell, Melissa Mueller, Janine Fitzgerald, Gretchen Fitzgerald, Troy Penning, Lee Newton, Ernie Johnson, Tonya Thompson. Bottom: Stacy Holt, Donna Haddock, Candy Marlatt, Shawn Jones, Devera Gosney, Michelle Mueller, Karin Riggs, Marlene Benally. Officers: Randy Riggs, Vice President; Shawn Jones, Reporter; Melissa Mueller, Treasurer; Ron Montgomery, President; Stacy Holt, Secretary--Not Shown. 71 ��GRADES •··. .· ··. ~u C: · · : ·.·:· .. y 0 u -6 :ta.Jr:t 0 u:t d!t eam.irr.g • • • eac.h yeaJt arr.o:theJt dJteam JteaLtzed. Vorr.':t you eveJt -&:top! Take .it :to :the :top! cU_mb.{.rr.g, c.Limb.irr.q, c.Umb.il1q ••• Jteac.h~rr.q ~oJt :the -&taft-6. 73 ���Faculty Hrs. Simons r·1s. stevens Nrs. Ccrpe land Hrs. Jefferies Hrs. Rodman Hs. Mahoney Hrs. Singrist 11r. Ice Hrs. Pack Hrs. Hanger Nrs. Snooks Hrs. Higgins Hrs. Patrick Mrs. Gunderson 1·1s. Stevenson 1-1r. HcLaughlin Mrs. r1iller Hrs. Patcheck drs. \.Jebb Nrs. Decker Hrs. NcLau8hlin Hr. Janus i'frs . Jan us Hr. Layton PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 76 Hrs. Rancatti Hr. Laue �Eight Grade__ ___ _... Trudy Alexander Robbart Bach Karen Baumgardner Karin Bell \.Jendy Berger Kathy Campbell Dannelle Clement ~.Jendy Cobb Tamera Conrad Jennifet Comstock Barbara Dockery Dolores Dugan Dayson Gosney Jason Gurule Karla Hamm Lissa Hasty Tammie Holt Sherri Hunt Steve Hunt Jackie Keirns Veronica Kern Edwin Lockard Tracie Ludwig Sherry Ludwig Bobby Hartin Justin McCarty Brad HcKinney §·cott Hiller Suzanne Niggle Tina Penning Trent Phelps Calvin Pope Tina Prior Bengta Robbins Harie Rogers Ricky Rodman Loretta Sailer Johnny Schrnier Lisa Settner Leonard Smith Brenda Sower Kip Strohecker Beverly Talbot Tish Tena Lance Theriot Michelle Thomas Donna \-/heat Tony \.Jilme r 77 �FIFTH & FOURTH TOP: Dusty Hunter, Aaron Holley, Sean t.Jynn, Pauline Beaver, Donald Hannah, George Doscher, Kevim Van~·link.le, Cheryl Baker 2nd: Joe Mann) Cleve Smith, Wasley Raga, Chuck Keith, Adam Asl&orth, Tagore Prianto, Steve Garcia, Lance Robbins, Sven Larson, Becky Miller, Tabathe. Martinez, Kerri Alexander, 3rd: }1rs. Jefferies, Julie Green, Kim Bell, Jeannette Mendenhall, Stephanie Wilmer, Hicki Hatley, Garry Hillyar, Kyle Wommer, Derridk Martinie, LouAnn .Hars, Hichelle Sower, Amber Bloodhawk, Lana Lorenz, 1st: Steven Dukes, Doug Bach, Jay Foster, Dennis Garcia, Donald Smith, Rodney Lanham, Rrian Luce, Jill Pack, Lisa Cundiff, Jolynn Gherordini~ Hs. Stevens. ?8 TOP: Jim Tuttrow, Katrina Morrison, Lisa Nathe, Carolyne Cleveland, Keri Dosher, Lara Brooks, Heather Hasty, Hichael Barber, Jason Horwath, Paco Tena, David HcDaniel, 2nd: Jimmy Campbell, Kellie Bianca, Jake Forsythe, Heath Wickman, Kyle Beebe, Lavenia Baxtrom, Dawn Garcia, Jamie Carter, Andrea Hickman, Diana Rhyno, Scott Nelson, Hrs. l..Jebb, 3rd: Jason HcCracken, Terry Heyers, Joseph Leger, Dana Stalioritis, Angela Oater, Tricia Pierce, Sage lillderson, Patrick Cartwright, Teal Peck, 4th:Tina Yin3ling, Lisa Kilbank, Kiyla Bynum, Brittne¥ Lee, Jenny Jenkins, Marcie · Couch, Jason Keirns, Michael Snooks, Gavin Brown, Michelle Suffling, Tanya Baxter, Marty Hoover, Janean Evans �SEVENTH & SIXTH --~--~--------~~~~-------- ~~ NO NAMES AVAILABLE TOP: Tracy Kugle, Wade Garcia, Lee Cobb, Melissa Metivier, Susie Clement, Amy Mead, Shanna Rock, Katie Johnson, r1'lissa Torres, Dereck Baker, 2nd: Elisa Lockard, Stacey Davis, Kristy Janson, Cinnamon Reese, Jeniffer Snooks, Patrice Fair, Jalina Mankins, Arlene Schnider, Bobbie Jones, Arron Carter; 3rd: Iva Watts, Paul Vance, Jim Lanham, Bill Mcarty, Shuan Har_s, Dean ~fuitehead, Michelle Stovall, Hitch Sower, 4th: Hark Cooard, Pual HcGinnis, Nonte Ricca, Brett LaBarthe, William Davis, Charlie Miggli, Danny Wickman, Adam Jack, Robbie Peck, 5th: Jeff Cook, Tina Falso, Mark Andresen, Roland Lockard, Brian Bushey, James Mathie, Derrick Smith, O'Brady rlcNew, Sheldon Gosney, Mr. Trujillo, Mrs. Miller 79 �THIRD & SECOND TOP: Ellis Lon gfellow, Scott Bell, Mike Wickman, Fred Linfesty, Jeremy Russell, Danny Kilbank, Kristen Sittner, Lori Fenwick, Terri Jones, Debbie Beebe, Kelly Hars, Krista Schnelle, 2nd: Hrs. Rancatti, Jaaron Hankins, l-1ike Donan, Andy r·1cCoy, Krystal Geier, Heath Layton, Stein Larson, Halker Taylor, Heath Plumb, Lee Don an, .Jessica ·H arris, 3rd: Neil Reese, Wylie Butler, Aaron Zolber, Frankie Rule, Kelly Prior, Kerri .:-filler, Dawn Wommer, Brenda Bennett, Jason Jenkins, Royce Hogensen, Tim Johnson, James Duke Hissing--Troy Kugle, Chad Layton, Christy Griffin, Larry So\ver 80 TOP (left-right): Donnie Coburn, Dawn Peterson, Christina Killbank, Deanna Cundiff, Jeremy O'Crotty, Cindy Hickman, Racheal Luce, Rachael Davenport, Tamara Teller, Megan Shellman, Chonda Howe, Gretchen No ~ ris, Kim Vance, Missy Garner. MIDDLE ROW: Lorie Larkin, Chandra Silvermail, Heather Dannelly, Rebecca Berger, Dolly Allen, Sarah Stottlemeyer, Nikki Miller, Ryan Larkin, Joseph Dernoga, Jake Wickham, Justin Tlabot, T. L. Collins, Kenny Haas, Anna Edgerton, Mariann Rhyne. 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SHLUTER'S FLORAL DURANGO, COLO. 95 �JOE'S EIGHT CORNERS CAFE 695 BUCK HIGHV/AY BAYFIELD~ COLORADO Durango, Colorado 81301 96 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 1982 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. 1981-1982 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) 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Never 1982 Bayfield High School Yearbook 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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THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT ��• CAR MACK EQUIPMENT IH INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER PRODUCTS INTUNATIONAL HAIIVlSTU STANDARD OILS WE STOP SERVICE R~IN BOW SewU:.e '3~ ''Pat'' and Geneva Ryan Groceries - Candy - Tobacco Gas, Oil and Accessories Fishing License and Tackle Phone 2299 Bayfield, Colorado FURNITURE MART TAYLOR-RAYMOND tJe.w~ e~ NAVAJO JEWELRY AND RUGS Manufacturing Jewelers and Watchmakers DURANGO, COLORADO ELITE 13~ SHOP DURANGO, COLORADO ��GREETINGS l?~!L CASH ~ G-~OCERV Your business appreciated HOLLYWOOD ';/.../~ DURANGO OVI?A#GO FUR N ITU I<E MAIIT Greetings from the Home of Fine Home Furnishings Be it a penny Nickel or dime- P/UGLY WIGULY Saves you moneyALL THE TIME iI ! \--------~--------------~~-------------------- ��COMMENCEMENT SERMON WAS D fL IV ERE D 8 Y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PLACE __________________________________________ DATE ____________________________________________ COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS WAS D E L IV E R ED 8 Y ---------------------- PLACE ___________________________________________ DATE ____________________________________________ ��- PLACE------------------------------ DATE------------------- TOASTMASTER---------------------------------------- ADDRESSES-------------------------------- I WENT WITH------------------------------------COMMENTS ��OF FRIENDS ��Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. 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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/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. JARV15 REAL ESTATE and LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE FARM LOANS PlfOPI ns lest "'"'Ill ~U~~.~OLOIADO /N~UftltNCE ~LOCKE NAS~ 1M~T~~ COMPANY ~ DURANGO,COLORADO ��This ~ was presented Decemberl, 1951 by the Class of "52 • The recipe they used turned out to be a great success. It i~ as rollows: J cups or comedy Spiced with romance FAITH, HOPE, and FLARITY Unique costuming Delightrul sayinge Mixed together and practiced well us $140. Scene: living room, Senior Crazy Canyon Ranch, located in nor~h central Arizona. Cast Georgia Thayer La Verne Miss Prim Barbara Anne Payson Martha Peter Sheldon Archie Wild-Eyed Willie Kenneth Minnie Winnie Ninnie1Wilma Standing Cow Jimmy R. 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.) 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 1952, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Annual Staff 1952 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 '52 IIIF Item Metadata UUID ed90ce37-97d1-42e6-8229-45f5c471f7ae Display as IIIF? 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/3166a77e7b3c538d2ef7523e25cd065d.pdf a84094527626866cef801a8f9a1121fe PDF Text Text ����ONE ~ORE TI~E. For the last time ... Our seniors walk these halls. One more time ... The juniors roam this school. One last time ... Sophmores are underclass. One more time ... Freshmen look from below. For the first time ... We realize how precious, Our times have been. Casey Conner gives one of those timeless smiles. Hobby Chapin, Wolverine inspirationalist, fires 'em up. Title 1 �Moving On and Up. Times, They Are a Chang in' ... Bob Dylan probably said it best. Times are a changin'. The more '"We had great school spirit things change , the more they this year. Our remain the same. Looking foward to school unity tomorrow. Faces of yesterday will was the best always be remembered. Memories ever." Mandy Martin of this building will never be Senior forgotten. As we approach the next century, the Bayfield High School student body and staff will move on to bigger and better things, and a bigger and better building. Change is inevitable.The question remains. Will Bayfield lose its small town flavor? We hope not. 2 Theme Page �THUMBS UP: feb Taylor says, 'you're theman'. SMILE: The sentor cheerleaders , Maggie Clendenning, Dawn Fahrion, Cierra Clapp, and Megan Backer, enjoy their last year together. HURRY: Enid Lasater looks up from her locker as she rushes to class. BONDING: Liz ewby, Jennifer Neptune, mzd Hilarie Moore don't mind showing their feelings for one another. Theme Page 3 �··: Friends Play an Important Role ... at B.H.S. Living in Bayfield i not always the mo t exciting thing in the world, but there' one thing that makes it worth wild, FRIENDS! Being together all their live , it ha , finally come time for the enior to part. But they know they will remain friends where ever life after high school take them. Being with your friends is where the fonde t memorie of high chool come from. No matter what. a g od friend is a friend for life. mile! Phobe Percell, Sarah Joswick, Jess Macklin. Heather Haga, and Mandy Martin say cheese. 4 Seniors Where are we again? Bokevy Varal]at, Alfredo Villagomez. and Zoltan Hi.das, Bayfield's exclumge students. look totally lost. Vogue. Aaron Hamilton, Reuben Crossman, and Harold Smith strike a pose. �Fiesta! Hobby Chaptn, B.J. Monger.and Mike Srruthwtck stage Manachees for speech class. Friends. Kimber Thompson and Tegan Corlies slww their spint during homecoming. Duh? For feb Taylor. Brand Demlllg, and Hobby Chapm bemg a semor IS [llllllly sink111g 111. The Mac! Cannon Ivers allempts to pursue Angela Natzke and Theresa link. Seniors 5 �MS. WOLVER-INE "Believe in your ·elf ;believe in your abilitie ;believe in hard work, and you can achieve great things." Enid Lasater has lived in Bayfield her entire life. She is involved in many chool activities such as student council, F.B.L.A., F.C.C.L.A., basketball, cross country, and track. Enid ha.s also received a 3.6 G .P.A . throughout her high , chool career. Enid is a three ume league am1 regwna1 track champion. She i al o the 1995-1996 cro s country state runner up along with league and regional champion. "With ambition and determination, one can overcome any ob tacle." Jes ica Macklin moved to Bayfield in the fourth grade. Since moving to Bayfield, Je ica has become very involved in school.She i active in National Honor's Society, Thespians, studeAt council, F.B.L.A, F.C.C.L.A,volleyball, basketball, and track. Je ica has maintained a 3.8 G.P,A, i a four- year varity letterman, has two all conference titles, was M. V.P her ophomore volleyball ea on, received be t defen ive player in basketball, and carries an all state track title. 6 Ms . Wolverine ~ESSICA MACKLIN ENID LASATER �MR. WOLVERINE "Marshall ha the de ire, and the ability to uccced." Thi · is the opinion of orne of the many friend Mar hall ha at B.H.S. As long a anyone can remember, Mar hall Hahn ha attended Bayfield chool . He ha been involved in many extra curricular activities, and he has lettered in wrestling, football, and ba eball. He ha gone to tate four time in hi wre tling career and took the 1993-1994 tate champion hip. Thi year he lead the way to a state championship victory in fnothall. Marshall ha.s al.so ma1nLamel1 a 4.0 G.P.A, while taking an active role in tudent council, national honor ociety, and F.B.L.A. "No matter what you do, give it 100%," are the word that Marshall live by. Mr. Wolverine 7 �Nicholas Andrews Megan Backer Kate Bartmann Hobby Chapin Cierra Clapp Maggie Clendenning Kacy Conner Tegan Corlies Rubin Crossman Jesse Cummins Jimmy Cundiff Brand Deming Jusfill Donaldson Dawn Fahrion 8 Seniors �Maleah Fanzam Ben Ford Miguel Gomez Mandy Gosney Heather Haga Marshall Hahn Valerie Hahn Aaron Hamilton Zoltan Hidas Craig Hoback Cannon Ivers Judd Jenkins Sarah Joswick Daniel Kennedy Seniors 9 �For some years we thought it wouldn't end It's time High School is over, yet new things begin -like college, military, marriage, and careers We'll leave, achieve our goals and live out our dreams May we remember the good times -in class, in the halls, and after school The world will surely change, let's hope we don't, forget not those we've grown to know ��Patrick Kilgore Nicholas Kimball Matt Kugle fohn Lancett Heather Larimore Enid Lasater Tara Linfesty Lloyd Lucero Jessica Macklin Amanda Martin B.J. Monger Paloma Morales 12 Seniors Kristy Miller �Olan Morriso11 Allgela Natzke Phoebe Percell Joel Priest Kevill Prior Jody Rustmmz Reggie Sanchez Michael Schockaert Harold Smith Mike Smithwick Kelly Steinbacher feb Taylor Kimber Thompsoll Bokevy Varaljai Seniors 13 �...... or a good time ... Visit BHS Seniors in the Summertime SUMMER saw the cia of "97 involved in many different activities. When the clas i not inval vcd in , port,, cla work, or other activitie, , they liked to do more relaxing activitie . Summertime activities arc more relaxing. This clas did many different thing during the ummer. Some people went to the lake. At the ba eball, ba kctball, bowllake, people learned to do ing, swimming, and many many fun acllvltlCS. other~ . Still, there were People learned to ki, and people who did thing like do new activitie like fundraisin£..... carwashes. In wak:eboard. AI o at the between sport and other lake, people did activties activities, mo t people had like riding Jet Ski and jobs and worked for some Seadoos. Some of people extra ca h. did lots of ports during the summer. A few of these sports included oftball, Sarah Joswick takes a break from all the hard work and enjoys a nice piece of watermelon at the volleyball car wash. Jimmy Cundiff proves he can stiLl pick on people not quite his own size. 14 Seniors Peter Lott and Kacy Conner sit back and take it all in. �B.J. Monge1; Kevin Prim; und Ben Ford show off B.J. 's sistet; Me gun' summer time shades. Jess Macklin and Enid Lasater spend their summer at Lake Navajo on the Sea Doo. WHOA! There -a Zmk trips over two fnmds Seni.ors 15 �Alfredo Villagome::. Heidi Wilbourn Jesse Wray Tyler You 11g 16 Seniors Steve11 Williams Theresa Zi11k Clayto11 Wilson ��For A Good Time ... ........ VERYONE MUST GET LEI'D Life was like one big Luau. Party and celebration overcame BHS for one memorable week. With a pep assembly, student games, a parade, a bonfire, and football, volleyball, and cross country victories, the Hawaiian homecorning was a hit. The games consisted of a pineapple toss, a hula hoop contest, a row your boat race, and a pass the hoop contest. The students were pumped up for a great homecoming week. The seniors won the games and provided excitment throughout the year. A beautiful afternoon set the tone for a Hawaiian celebration parade. A very decorative float won the seniors bragging rights . Judging was hard however because of the many creative floats. Team leadership helped achieve an important league win over the Del Norte Tigers as the girls volleyball team defeated the tigers handly in two games. The 1996 2A football ECSTATIC: Homecoming King candidates Marshall Hahn, John Lancett, Ben Ford and Kevin Prior try 1wt to show too much mwtion at halftime festivities. ROYALTY: Homecoming King and Queen, Hobby Chapin and Enid Lasater circle the track waving for the cameras. 18 Homecoming champion Bayfield Wolverines set the tone for the season early with an important league victory over archrival Ignacio Bobcats 47-0. Bayfield scored on their first drive of the game and did not look back as they crushed the Cats . The Bayfield cross country team traveled to Cortez, Colorado during homecoming week. It was a tough course but Bayfield pulled through with some of the best course times this year. �BREAK THROUGH: Smior Marshall Hahn rips through a Hawaiian Homecoming banner just efore game time. .1 What did you enjoy the most about this year's Homecoming festivities? "All of the athletic competition was won by Ba)field. "- John Lancett "How they.had nice and shiny trucks for the homecoming parade."- Jeb Taylor "It wa great because everyone had a lot offun."- Jodie Natzke "It was great and very enjoyable beacau e everyone worked together a a school to make it fun and exciting."- Pat Kilgore TOUCHDOWN: Kevin Prior stretches over the goa!ine for six points against Ig~zacio. Bayfield defeated the1r cross-county rival47-0 in the second consecutive blowout. ELEGANT: Homecoming Queen ca1ididates Dawn Fahrion, Heather Haga, Kacy Conner, Enid Lasater and Jess Macklin pose for the last picture of the Homecoming dance. Homecoming 19 �Life is like NEBIGLUAU FIRED UP: Bayfield High School 's crowd gets pumped dumzg the homecommg pep as embly STRIKE A POSE: Damd Greer gets his kicks off as a Powder Puff cheerleader just before the game. BOOGIE ON DOWN: Rian Roderick hula hoops while standing on one leg. 20 Homecoming SPLAT: Hobby Chapin focuses on an incoming pineapple durmg one of the homecoming games. �DUDE LOOKS LIKE A LADY: Peter Loft poses as a drag quem cheerleader at the Powder Puff game. INFERNO: A silhouetted Wo/verille i~ boosted up in [rv11t of the bmzfire homecmni1lg Hight. Homecomi.ng 21 �·FORA GOOD TIME ... Hang Out With The Crowds At BHS Peeking inside the classrooms, you might notice a wide variety of activities going on. There are so many things happening within the wolverine crowds that there is never a reason to be bored. One of the great things about living in a small mountain town is you have a chance to get to know everybody's name and can build great new friendships. Here at Bayfield, people are involved in several different activities. Some play sports, some are involved in after-school acttVltles, and some just have fun. Where ever people go or whatever they are doing, everyone finds some way to have fun. Sav Cheese! Josh Walcott refuses to smile for the camera. Somewhere? Tim Eckerdt dreams of a better place. Confused! Jeb Taylor and Pat Kilgore wonder how to use those string things. St ude n t Life 22 Macarena! Holly Lucero teaches Breclw Ricthie how to do this popular dance. Con centration ! Sanchez is hard at work. �Whew' Jenny Brittian and Gina Ochoa take a time out. Oh Baby.! Ryan McLaughlin thinks he is ju. I too sexy. Hula! Rian Roderick shows her Homecoming spirit. Hamilton proves to his classmates that he can pell. Deep Thoughts! Jody Natzke is off in her own little world. Out There! Alike SlwL.f..aert wi hes that he wa else where. ~tudent Life 23 �MY, HOW TIME FLIES Almost Over? It Seems like Only Yesterday . .. With only one year left, laughs, friendships and fun was a big priority for the Junior class. Not only did they raise all the money for a good prom, but they managed to do well in sports and in academics. Class president Clayton Stephenson said, ''I'm proud of what we've accomplished and I hope next year is as much fun." The concerns and fears of their upcoming senior year, never kept these students from making the most of the year. "The Junior class has demonstrated their energy, enthusiasm and ski 11 by meeting double their goal in fundraising within the first three months of school, telling me that there's plenty of heart HUH? Kevin Me Williams hears his name ALMOST: Ca ey Potter trie to dig a hole. STICKY: Chad Cole discovers glue. STUDLY: joe Stewart shows his style. 24 Juniors and talent in this group of young people." said Principal Jim Ewing. The class of 1998 will also be the first class to graduate from the new high school currently under construction. The new facility will be a great reward to this class of athletic leaders, academic scholars and all around good students. �ANDREWS, JORI BACA , ANGELO BAIER, JON BASSEIT. BROOK BECK, BEAU CATRON, ASHLEY CHAMBLEE, AARON CHAVEZ, SELINA COLE, CHAD CRUMBA UGH, SARAH CUSICK, HEIDI DAVENPORT, BETHANY DIDIER, ARYA DONOHUE, RYAN DUDLEY, DAN DUNAVANT, GRADY DURAN, NICK EVERS, JENNY FOSTER. MICAH FRIJZ, DOUG GINGERICH, JESSICA GREER, DAVID HEIRIZLER, JAMIE HOFFMAN, WILL Juniors 25 �Tr-IE CLASS OF r9B HOWARD, RYAN H UTMACHER, HEATHER JOHNSON, JEREMIAH LARSEN, JOHN LEWIS, ROBBIE LEWIS, TRISHA LORENZINI,SAM LOTT, PETER LYALL, ERIK MMG, RACHAEL MAC ELROY, SEAN MAULDIN, TIM MCCARGAR, TONY MCDONALD, KAYMA MCWILUAMS, KEVIN MESSAMORE, JEROD MOORE, HILLARIE MORELU, JESSICA MORLAN, AMBER MORRISON, ADEN NATZKE, JODIE NEPTUNE, JENNIFER NEWBY, LIZ PHELPS, WENDY 26 Juniors �POTTER, CASEY PRIOR. KIZZI RHODES, CARL RODERICK. RIAN SALAZ4R, JOLETTA SANCHEZ, JODI SCHOLZ, AUSHA SHARR. SAMANTHA SCHULTZ, TIM SIR/OS. JILL SISCO£, JEREMY SOWER. BOBBIE STEPHENSON, CLAYTON STEWARD, CORTNEY STEWART, JOE STONE, TRAVIS SUCATO, THERESA SUTHERUN, J.R. TATUM, CHARUE TAYLOR. WHISTY TIDRICK, KRISTIN TRABING, AARON VALENCIA, TRAVIS WALCOTT, JOSH Juniors 27 �WALTERS, JESSICA WIEBE, SC07T ZWISLER, ROSS ANDREWS, KYE WEBB, EMILY WHAT? Casey Potter, Angelo Baca and David Greer, try to figure out a customers change. BURR! Scott Wiebe puts on his coat in Mr. Keirns freezing room. CONSENTRATE: Jodi Sanchez ·works diligently on a masterpiece. SEXY: Aaron Chamblee shmvs his feminine side during homecoming. 28 Juniors �Question: What was it like switching schools half way through high school? Where did you move here from? How do you like Bayfield? Kye Andrews: It was hard to switch schools because of all the work I had to make up and not knowing anyone. I moved here from Sheperd, Michigan. Bayfield is not as big as my old school, but it's alright. Jessica Gingerich: It was hard because I had to leave friends. Although, I did not like my school at all, I was very involved and it was hard to leave. I moved from Lillian, Alabama. /like Bayfield. It is very different and real small, but /like that. The sports are much better here and most everyone is very friendly. CLOSE UP: Some junior join as one. HOW? Alisha Scholtz is puzzled by Emily Webb's work. HOW CUTE! Grady Dunavent wants just one dance from Jess Morelli. HOT! The junior float is full of volcanic activity. Juniors 29 �IJUST NOT ENOUGH TIME tl I Lunch Cut Short At B.H.S. I Where Do You Go? Percent of Students That Go There Even though the places to go are limited and the time to go there is even more limited, stu Conoco 7% Mini Mere 12% Home 24% Cafeteria 26o/o lunch periods, maybe the future students of Grocery Store 3% B.H.S. will have more time for a better lunch. Other 28% dents at B.H.S. try to make the best out of their 25 minute lunch period. The survey shows where students go in the small town of Bayfield . With two successful trial extended Slurp! Kelly Baker gets a giant sodafrom Conoco. Relaxatio11! Tyler Young and Phoebe Percell kick it outside of the Grocery Store. 3@ Student Life �Tannin 'I Sarah l~dwards, and Brekka Raclue spend tlietr lunch catclun' some ran Eww! The absence in the cafeteria shows the food is still not everybody's favorite. Yummy! Some of the freshmen girls enjoy a lunch from lwme in the hall with friends. Smile! Jeb Taylor seems content with lunch at Mini Mere and enjoying it with Angela Natzl<.e. Student Life 31 �Lower-Classmen ..... . .... OR THE TIME BEING Sop homores Look To Move Up The wait is over! Fi- the begining of the fied. Their interests nally g\!tting your year this class was ranged from sports to <:!rivers license is not lost, they knew FBLA and drama. So p:·) bably the most an- their way around, what does the future tic~_:_:.. ated thing a!.Jout knew the teachers hold for this, the J OUr Sophomore and knew what high Sophomore class of ='ear. However, a well school was all about. 1997? Besides, of deserved sense of be- But best of all they course becoming uplonging was pretty had a wh:Jle new per-classmen. Only ~igh on the list for year in front of them. time will tell. this class a s well. A year : ull of new The/ wen: :::~ J lon~er experinces and new at the bottom of tne fri~nds. Like all social chain; no classes, the class of longer the babies. At 1999 is very diversi- SHOCKED: Melanie Cramer's blank stare shows that she has NO idea what is happening. 32 Sophomores ROUND AND ROUND: Angi Young wins the homecoming hula-hoop contest for the sophomors. �TYPICALLY: A group of sophomores sociali::e in the SIMULTANEOUSLY: Roland l)rianto n111f commons area David Valmciu 7t'lllk dml'll thr hall DEEP IN THOUGHT: Nikki Evans concmtrates on her work. FREEZING: Heidi Luter and Ashley Burleigh wait for the bell to ring after a fire drill. Sophomores 33 �ADAMS, DENISE ALLEN, SIERRA ANDERSON, TED ANDREWS, CHRISTOPHER BAKER, JUS fiN BALES, ROBERT BLACK, ERIN BROWN, NICOLE BURLEIGH. ASHLEY CHAVEZ, ERIC CLOUDT, KALEB CRAMER. MELANIE CROSSMAN, JENELLE DALLISON, LAURA DAVIS, AMANDA DOUGLAS, MEREDITH DURAN, CHARLIE ECKERDT, TIJ\1 EDWARDS, SARAH EVANS, NIKKI 34 Soohomores �FERRIS, ADAM FIELDS. FA VYN FREEMAN, BRYCE FUNDINGSLAND, EMILY GOLDMAN, ANDREW GRILLOS, MARSHALL HANNA, JOHN HOMER. SHIANN HOOS, CUF HORTON, SHANE HUNTER, JENNIFER !BERG, JACOB JANUS, BRENT JONES. RUTH KILBANK, MARY LARSEN, STEVE LASATER, JESSE LEWIS, USA LUCERO, HOLLY LUCERO, MELANIE LUNA, AMY LUTER, HEIDI MALOY, JOHNETTE MANZER, GINNY Sophomores 35 �MCGIMSEY, BRANDON MClAUGHLIN, RYAN MILLER, TIM MONGER, KENNIE MORALES, ELISA NELSON, BEN PARKER. JOSHUA PERCELL, DANIEL PICCOLI, MATT PORTER, AMBER POWELL, PHILIP PRIANTO, ROLAND PRIEST, MICAH PRITCHARD, JESSICA PYLE, MONICA RITCHIE, BREKKA ROBINETTE, MALISSA RODERICK, BJ SAMPLES, RYAN SANDERFORD, SANDI SHONK, CLAYTON SMITH, ELIZABETH STEINBACHER, JERRY VALENCIA, DAVID 36 Sophomores �VAN DEN BERG, BECKY WASHINGTON. MARY YOUNG. ANGI ZWISLER. AMY ALL TANGLED UP: A group of sophmores participate in a hula-hoop passing game during homecomi11g as Marshall overlooks this chaotic endeavor. BEST FRIE DS: Angi You11g, Jessica Pritchard, and Amy Zwisler cheerfully pose in the commons. ENTHUSIASTICLY: Kemzie Monger fla shes his cheesiest smile. Sophomores 31 �On an average about four hour and thirty-three minute are pent in the school halls in one c:oeek. Breaks and lunch are a time for the tudent at B.H.S. to take a breather. That i , of cour e, unless the ever- a-popular homework rush is being done. Four hours and thirty-three minute may not seem like enou~h time to spent socializing with friends, but ·when you put tf in a year's perspective, that's 144 hours and 40 minute of go sip. CAPTURED ON CAMERA/ Jessica Pritchard wanders the halls aimlessly dur;ng /unc/7 Tim Mauldn is about to get mauledby a bunc/7 olgiis • sURPRISE' Keri Car/sOil was tricked tnto getttng her picture taien. DON'T BE SHY! Ryan Samples smt!es ICY the camera. 38 Student Life �JUST KICK'N IT! Jerry Steinbacher and Micah Riest relax donng break BUSTED! Robin Crossman, how ARE WE THRILLED OR WHAT? Angi YOl/ng and BrandDeming look like many times have yov been told not to they eYe having a wonderfl/1 lvnc!J freak. eat in the commons 'tYea? Student Life 39 �A JUmp up and down, a shout "hello!", or just an all around giggle is how the freshman made their year go by. With the thoughts of new faces, new schedules, and new buildings, the freshman had many things to adjust to, for instance the four period day. Xochitl Garcia said "The four periods help the day go by a lot faster. "The rest of the high school also had to make a few adjustments of their own, like no "hasing" the freshman, they also had to get used to the LARGE numbers of them in the hallways. All in all the freshman turned out to be okay, and the rest of the student body adjusted quite well. CHEESE! Sara Beckler and Lacy Williams are happy to see a camera in their faces. ABERNATHY, EDDIE ANDERS, DUSTIN ANDREWS, KATIE BAKER, KELLY BASSETT, SUMMER BECK, SARA BECKER, NANCY BECKLER, SARA BLACK, BEAU BLAKSTAD, PORTIA BODIROGA, HOLLY BONDS, CHRISTIE 4e Freshman �BRITTAIN, JENNY BROUGHTON, MORGAN CAPALBO, JILL/AN CARLSON, JONATHAN CARLSON, KERf CARRON, DOUG CARTWRIGHT, JOANNA CASPER, CHERI CHAMPLIN, WILLIAM CHAPIN, HOLLY CHAVEZ, AMY CLEMENT, AMY CLOUDT, TYREL CORLIES, TARA DAVIS, JULIE DONOHUE, CASEY FISCHER, DANICA FLEENER, ISAAC GAMBINO, JESSICA GARCIA, XOCHITL Freshman 41 �GEI~BER, DYLON GINGERICH, JUSTIN GONZALES, l~AQUEL GOODWIN, JODY GOSNEY, J.D . HANNA, CECILIA HARRMANN, HENESSEY HEAD, BRANDON HORTON, SAI~AH HOWARD, AARON HUMISTON, ERIN JACK, WILLIE JOBES, ADAM JOHNSON, J.D. JOHNSON, KIM JOHNSON, KRISTINA jULJANO, MJCHfAL KENNEDY, SARAH KIMBALL, TONY KOHLERSCHMJDT, AILEEN 42 Freshman �LANGI~ELL, £/~IN LEWIS, JOSH LOPER, NATHAN LOWTHER, CLINT LUCERO, LANCE LUDWIG, CHAD LUZAR, KI~ISTY MAGILL, AMANDA MARS, I ESSICA MARSHALL, JACKIE MATHIS, JESSE MC CLINE, CRYSTAL MILLER, HEATHER MILLER, LEAH MILLER, PATTI MONGER, RICHIE MORLAN, KINSEE OCHOA, GINA OURGANIAN, CHRIS PARRISH, RENEE Freshman 43 �PENNINGTON, MATTHEW PERCELL, TOMMY PHILLIPS, LEAH PICKETT, KRIS PORTE!~, LON! POTTER, TIFFANY RHODES, CHRIS RICHARDSON, TAMES RUGGLES, CHAD SCHAAF, ANDY SHARR, HEIDI SINCLAIR, T.f. SIR/OS, JAMIE SMITJ;f, JODY STEELE, RACHEL STEWART, MATT THOMAS, JENNA TODESCHI, NICK TURNER, BRIANA TURNER, CASSANDRA 44 Freshman �TUSSING, BETHANY VANABBEMA, MAI~IE VICENTJ, ANGELINA WESTMORLAND, CHARLENE . WIEBE, BRIAN WILLIAMS, LACY WILSON, [OLEN£ WRAY, JENNIFER GEE WHIZ! fody Goodrl'ill, Josh Lewis, and Matt Stewart, all look up from their hard rl'Ork. OH NO! Kris Pickett remember where he left hi mi11d. BROS! Richie Mo11ger, La11ce Lucero, a11d Tommy Percell show their versimz of brotherhood Freshman 45 �Strike! Jon Baier hows off one of his out ·tanding pitches. Wolverines pause in confusion. Rah, Rah.' Cheerleaders show their Homecoming !;pirit. Get Set Go.' Cross Country mem-••Lim ber take off for another long race . ...;...:;;;......-....- !l!:iJ!£! Kristy Miller moves in for a shot. Spor t s 4 6 �Unity! Stale Champs show that they can work just as hard at friendships as they do on the field. Take That! Whi ty Taylor serves for another ace. Lhampion! Marshall Hahn ri es hi hand in glory after another win. Side Bv Side. Beau Beck and Lance Lucero race ide by ide to the finish line. Sports 4 7 �SMASHING! What is volleyball? According to the dictionary, vollyball is a game that is played with a large inflated ball that is hit over a net before it hits the ground. Now in Bayfield, volleyball was more than a game. It was a time for the lady wolverines to show their school's domination in all that they did.The theory that history repeats itself was Ia unched out the window as the team improved their season record from a no-win season in 95-96 to second in the league. Longtime Bayfield rival Ignacio was not only beaten, but blown out the door by our varsity team. A tremendous comeback from last year's unpredicted defeat. In another memorable match, the Centauri Falcons' talons failed Wendy Miller smiles for the camera after a game. There is no way Thereasa Zink will let the ball get past her. 48 Volleyball to even scratch the surface of the mighty wolverines. But, unfortunate] y, they fell short of their long term goal of state. However the team should still be proud. They practiced almost every day with the intentions of a win in the games to come. And when it all came down to it the entire community was proud to have the Bayfield volleyball team represent them in all of their games. Next year is sure to be a better season for our wolverines, With hard work and practice, mixed with a little determination, there is nothing they can't accomplish. POW! Heidi Luter snwshes the ball over the net to gain a point, some might call that an explosive perfornwnce. �Whoa!There is a distinguished difference between Coach Holt, off arul on the court. All rise, volleyball is in session. The team lines up in the back court to begin another game. Mixed emotions: Wendy Phelps, Jessica Gingerich, Amber Morlan, and Jessica Walters watch the action. Volleyball 49 �v A R s I T y BAYFIELD VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: 1st Raw; Sarah Joswick, Heather Haga, Mandy Martin, Kacy Conner, 2nd Raw; Coach ]ana Pickett, Kristy Miller, jessica Macklin, Whisty Taylor, Theresa Zink, Amber Morlan, Jessica Walters, Coach Beverly Hott SEASON SCOREBOARD PAGOSA 9-12-96 LOSS CENTAURI 9-14-96 WIN NAVAJO PREP 9-17-96 LOSS MONTE VISTA 9-21 -96 WIN IGNACIO 9-24-96 WIN MANCOS 9-26-96 WIN DEL NORTE 9-28-96 WIN DOLORES 10-1-96 WIN PAGOSA 10-8-96 LOSS MONTE VISTA 10-12-96 WIN MANCOS 10-15-96 WIN DEL NORTE 10-17-96 WIN CENTAURI 10-19-96 WIN IGNACIO 10-22-96 WIN *2ND PLACE IN LEAGUE *2ND PLACE AT DISTRICTS JUNIOR VARSITY ALL CONFERENCE THERESA ZINK - 1ST TEAM SARAH JOSWICK - 2ND TEAM JESS MACKLIN - 2ND TEAM KRISTY MILLER - 2ND TEAM 50 Volleyball BAYFIELD JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: 1st Row; Ashley Burleigh, Wendy Phelps, Ruth Jones, Heidi Cusict 2nd Raw; Jessica Walter, Jessica Gingerich, Coach Bev Hott, Coach Jana Pickett, Heid1 Luter, Becky Vandenberg �BAYFIELD C TEAM VOLLEYBALL: 1st Row; Ceczlia Hanna, Erzn Langrell, 2nd Row; Amanda Magill, Kristina Johnson, Sarah Horton, Kinsee Morlan, Sarah Beck, Christie Bonds, Shiann Homer, 3rd Row; Coach Jana Pickett, Jaimie Sirios, Charlene Westmorland, Kate Bartmann, Heather Miller, Alisha Scholtz Kacy Conner Jessica Macklin Heather Haga Sarah Joswick Theresa Zink Mandy Martin Kristy Miller Volleyball 51 �un For Fun? Cross Country Runners Do What Most People Think Impossible Why would someone run 3.5 miles for fun? Thats what many people may wonder about the cross country runners. Joel Priest said that he runs" To build indurance for other sports." "I enjoy running and when you sprint the last 100 yards you get a big rush" said Erin Black. Bayfield hosted their first cross country meet ever this year. The runners started at the Bayfield High School baseball field and ran 3.5 miles to finish back on the baseball field. INCH BY INCH: Erin Black sprints to catch her opponent. With Enid Lasater out, the burden of carrying the girls team fell to Erin and her team mates. CRUISING: J.R . Sutherlin, Mike Smithwick, and B.J. Monger running in Bayfields first cross country meet. 52 Cross Country Unfortunatly there were not enough girls to have a team this year. But, there were many successful individuals, Enid Lasater, 1995 state runner-up, took seventh at regionals qualifying her for state. But, due to illness she was unable to run in the state meet. The boys team had a very successful year as well. J .R. Sutherlin and Mike Smithwick placed 13th and 15th at regionals qualifying them for state as well. �FANCIFULLY: Ria11 Rodrick appears to be raceing through the clouds on her way to the fi11ish line. X-COUNTRY RESULTS Pagosa invitational Aug. 31 Boys- 5th, 76 points Girls- Enid Lasater, 1st Montrose invitational Sept. 7 Boys- 6th, 133 points Aztec invitational Sept. 14 Boys- 3rd, 69 points Centauri invitational Sept.21 Boys- 2nd, 43 points Cortez invitational Oct. 4 Boys- 1st, 37 points Bayfield invitational Oct.12 Boys- tie for 2nd, 38 points Sargent Invitational Oct.12 Boys-5th, 94 points Regionals (Pagosa) Oct. 19 Boys- 5th, 68 points State QualifiersEnid Lasater, 7th J.R. Sutherlin, 13th Mike Smithwick, 15th State (Pueblo) Oct. 26 Mike Smithwick, 54th J.R. Sutherlin, 59th AS A TEAM: J.R. Sutherlin, B.]. Monger and Mike Smithwick race past their opponent to a victorious finish. Cross Country 53 �BHS CROSS COUNTRY Top to bottom: Tony Kimball, J.R. Sutherlin, B.J. Mon· ger, Nick Kimball, Mike Smithwick, Joel Priest, Coach Kimball, Grady Dunavant Rusty Sanchez (Mid School), Richie Monger, Kennie Monger, Clay Stephenson, Erin Humiston, Marcus Kimball (Mid School), Erin Black, Enid Lasater, Adam Jobes. --, GUDEING: Joel Priest races toward the finish line. Joel preformed very well for his first year running cross country. AT THE STARTING UNE: BHS boys cross country team gets off to an excellent start. 54 Cross Country .- -· - . - ~-, ~ ~ ~ -~~ ·~. �Mike Smithwick Senior B.J. Monger Senior Nick Kimball Senior Joel Priest Senior Enid Lasater Senior INTENTLY: Coach Kimball watches the hari::.ion for his first namer to appear. Cross Country 55 �3-A STATE CHAMPS There is a first tim for every- the trophy go to Bayfield hut also thing. WHAT A FIRST IT saw the Wolverines exact some WAS~~ B HS' first ever state revenge. It was the Meeker Cowchampionship in football came hays who ended the Wolverine at the expense of the Meeker season and dreams a year before Cowboys. Actually everyone with an upset win. This year, who faced the Wolverines this however the boys would not he year did so at their own peril. denied. Rolling like thunder the BHS put a balanced offensive Wolverines picked up momenattack and a devestating defense tum, fans and believers along the on the field for every game. Not way to a perfect 13-0 record. only did the Wolverines win ... Not often do things come tothey won BIG. Most games saw gether like this hut hard work and the starters on the bench for the detirmination payed off this time. second half as each game ap- BHS is proud of the accomplishproached a blowout. The starters ments of this years team. This is still managed to rack up some big the stuff LEGENDS are made of. numbers. The final game at Right: Ryan Ho~'>·ard makes a crucial Meeker's home turf not only saw stop against Meeker Tiro time All-Stater Senior Ben Ford intercepts a pass in a pl'ayojfgame against Holyoke. Ben led the -Wolverines with Ius stellar defensive play. All-State Quarterback is swarmed by a host of defenders in the state finals at Meeker. Marshall led BHS as QB for four years. �PERFECT 13-0 IN '97 Above: The Wolverine defense dommated opponent~ ~..·alz hard luttzng. Left: Senwrs, Kevm Pnor. John Lancett, and Manlw/1 Hahn d1splay the State tropllr as Phoebe Prece/1. Aaron Chamblee and John Hanna look on �WOLVERINE FOOTBALL: 1st Row; Marshall Hahn, Angelo Baca, Kevin Prior, Ben Ford, Peter Lott, John Lancett, Reggie Sanchez, J.D. Johnson, 2nd Row; Shane Horton, David Valencia, Beau Beck, Jesse Lasater, Ryan McLaughlin, Isaac Fleener, Andy Goldman, Jeremiah Johnson, Ryan Howard, Lance Lucero, 3rd Row; Asst. Coach Marty Moon, Josh Lewis, Dan Percell, Clayton Shonk, Tommy Percell, Jerry Steinbacher, Steve Larson, Casey Potter, Ian Rose, Scott McAlvaney, 4th Row; Asst. Coach Butch Prior, Jackie Marshall, Ben Nelson, David Greer, Steve Williams, Justin Donaldson, John Hanna, Micah Priest, Jimmy Cundiff, Head Coach Jon Keirns, Manager Phoebe Percell, Asst, Coach Brett Nickerson First team *John Lancett LB *Marshall Hahn QB *Ben Ford DB *Jimmy Cundiff NG *Kevin Prior RB IML player of the year *Mar hall Hahn Rocky Mounain News player of the year *John Lancett All-Conference John Lancett Marshall Hahn Ben Ford Jimmy Cundiff Kevin Prior Steve Williams Re ·e Sanchez ustin Donaldson 58 Football �Marshall Hahn #1 QBILB Kevin Prior #3 RB/LB Ben Ford#4 WRJDB Justin Donldson # 76 OUDT John Lancett #8 OTIRBILB Reggie Sanchez# 9 TE/DE Jimmy Cundiff# 52 OUNG Steve Williams # 72 OTIDE Zoltan Hidas #5 PK Football 59 �CHEERING IN PRIMETIME Real athletes? Some people don't the girls reach several goals such recognize all the hard work that as the State Cheerleading Chamgoes into cheering. The '96, '97 pionship, where the girls took Bayfield High School student 2nd in class 2A, and the National body has been influenced by the Cheerleading Championship pep and energy demonstrated by where, unfortunately, they did eight talened young women on not place. Jill Sirios, however several occasions, including pep was chosen to compete in North rallies and sporting events. Carolina for a cheerleading scholMegan Backer, Jill Sirios, arship. Sarah Crumbaugh, Maggie Not only have these outClendenning, Dawn Fahrion, standing young women proven Bobbie Sower, Ashley Catron and themselves in front of their peers Cierra Clapp have worked to the and in state competition, but best of their ability since 1994 to they have lit up the hall with put together dance and cheering their bright faces, and they reroutines that are much appreci- main active in positive commuated at the sometimes lifeless pep nity involvement. rallies. Pam Catron has helped SISTERS! Cierra, Dazo11, Sarah , Ashley, Megan, Bobbie, and Maggie take time for a quick picture at Nationals ill Anaheim California. 60 Cheer l eodi ng PUCKER UP! Ashley Catron and Megan Backer get ill the spirit for Homecoming. WIN! Bobbie, Dawn, Megan, Sarah, Ashley, Cierra, and Maggie relax after their perfonnance at Nationals. �TOP ROW: jill Sirios, Cierra Clapp, Bobbie Sower MIDDLE ROW: Sarah Cmmbaugh, Ashley Catron BOTTOM R OW: Megan Backer, Dawn Fahrion, Maggie Clendenning IN STEP! D11rl1lg the Homecomi11g parade, the cheerleaders marched to the beat. AIR TIME! Sarah Crumbaugh gooes up in a stu11t at the Homecoming pep rally. Cheerlead i ng 61 �The end of a dyna. ty. Coach Butch Prior ended his final season as head ba~ketball coach with a 13-6 record. He has been coaching basketball for 21 years. He coached the Wolverines from a 1-19 record in 1972 to a pot in the state tournament four times. His 19X6 squad tinished third in the state toumament. Coach Prior accumulated a lifetime record as Bayfield head caoch of270 wins and 122 losses, includung winning 114 of his 130 home games at BHS. The 13-6 record for the "97 edition of Wolverine baskethall brought the team close to another state berth. The season Air Time! Ben Ford jumps for the cha11ce to :;cure. 62 Boys Basketball featured several stellar performances from the nine seniors on the team. Mike Smithwick was named IML Co- Outstanding player for 1997. The nine seniors have played together since the fifth grade, including spring and summer programs. This was also the last year for the BHS gym. Coach Prior coached in the gym from the first year to the very end. Fan saw many fine performances from the Wloverines over the years. Next year will be the start of a new tradition as the Wolverines will play in a new gym. BHS will miss the leadership of Coach Prior. �Time! The Wolut•rines take a break to fi1cus. Up a11d Over. Clind Colc' shoots aboPt' Jgnru io SCOREBOARD Team us/them Cortez Pago a Bloomfield Aztec NewcOJrtb Sanjuan Monticello Shiprock Pagosa Centauri Monte Vista Ignacio Del Norte Pagosa Centauri Ignacio Monte Vi ta Del Norte Del Norte 60-81 61-48 55-56 76-63 71-60 47-49 54-51 69-48 54-45 61-64 7 -70 56-46 65-64 77-68 69-64 65-42 63-66 53-86 65-70 evin Prior- 3rd Leading Scorer Mike Smithwick- lML M.V.P. Easy Sl10t! No defe11St' tries to block Mike S111itl17uick. Swooslt! Kevi11 flrior scores with ease over fg11acio. Stretcll! Micnh Fo ·ter strives to make a baskt•t Boys Basketball 63 �B OB y S' A s K E T B A L L VARSITY: Coach VanDenBerg, Jimmy Cundiff, Ben Ford, John Lancett, Jeremiah Johnson, Chad Cole, Nick Kimball, Reggie Sanchez, Mike Sanchez, B.J. Monger, Brand Deming, Kevin Prior, Coach Prior. IBrand DemingJ 64 Boys Basketball fMike SmithwicM I B. J. Mongef'l [FJhn Lancett I �Kevin Prior V?eggie Sanchez! (liJnmy Cundiff'! I Nlck Kimball I JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Coach VanDenBerg, Jeremiah Johnson, Matt Piccoli, j .R. Sutherlin, MicahFoster, Ryan Sample , Tony Kimball,Coach Prior Second Row: Ryan McLaughlin, GradyDunavent, Tim Scholtz, Beau Beck, Peter Lott, Doug Fritz. C-TEAM First row: Coach Phelps, John Hanna,Eric Chavez, Matt Piccoli, Ryan Samples, Tony Kimball, Jeny Steinbacher, Coach Talbot. Second Row: Ryan McLaughlin, J.D. John on Adam Jobes, Kenny Monger, David Valencia. Varsity Coach Butch Prior I I Mngr. Jeb Taylor Boys Basketball 65 �ONE LAST TIME. . • • • SCORE BOARD HOME GAMES Seniors Play in One Last Season With two wins and seventeen loses, ready with a new attitude Bayfield loses four seniors. But, up and coming class men prove worthy for their spots. Caoch Tina Jones tates that, "We've got a lot of talent if they've got the same work ethic as the seniors, we will do really good." Senior Phoebe Percell also states 66 G :ls Basketbal: her views on leaving the team and the up and coming classmen. "I'll miss playing with all my friends," she says, "but the freshmen that we have now have a lot of potential, and if they work hard they'll be a really good team." A new chool, team, and eason may bring better luck to the lady waivermes. Jrot! Bayfield's c-team tries to score a amsl the f.«anczo Bobcat's Bayfield 35 Montecello 44 BayJield 47 Del Norte 29 Bayfield 52 Ccntaurri 53 Bayfield 36 Mancos 31 Baytield 46 Ignacio 73 Bayfield 60 Bloomfield 85 Bayfield 43 Aztec 68 BayJ1eld 35 Pagosa 66 AWAY GAMES Bayfield 24 Monte Vi ta 3 Bayfield 54 Ignacio 65 Bayfield 35 Pago a 62 Bayfield 49 Del Norte 61 Bayfield 36 Aztec 66 Bayfield 37 Bloomfield 68 Baytield 25 Centaurri 53 Down Court! Sarah Horton looks 11 p to pas . �Slow Motim1! Kristy M1ller take., a stroll durillg pre xamc In? Shia1111 Homer waifs to see if her free throw mnkes it in. Not Happenin'! Whl':>ty Tavlvr goes up tv block a shot, while other var:,ity members ·wait for a rebound. I'm Open! Ruth j01zes wait · a11xiously for Cecilia Ha1111a to pass her the ball. Jump Ball! Lady Wolvrritu':, hapr for fir~f posse~icm. Move! Hilaric Moore tries tv drive around mz opponC11f Girls 8 sketba l 67 �TOP ROW Coach Stephanie Childers, I feather Miller, Xochitl Garcia, Cecilia Hanna, Wendy Phelp. , Shiann Homer, Kelly Steinbacher, Jennifer Neptun, Manager Johneue Maloy, Caoch CatJ1y Dabovich ECON D R OW Coach '!ina Jones, Manager Aileen Kohler ·chmidl., Amber Morlan, Amy Clemel., Phoebe Percell, llccky Van Den Berg, Jess Macklin, Whisly Taylor, llilary Moore, Laure Dallison BOTTOM ROW Kristy Miller, Je ica Walters, Sierra Allen, Sarah 1lorton, Sarah Deck, Jessica Mars, lara Curhe 68 Girls Basketball Kristy Miller �Phoebe Percell Kelly Steinbacher Jess Macklin JLVERI - Girls Basketball 69 �ANOTHER TITLE FOR BHS, Five Wrestlers Qualify for State, Hahn Wins His Second. With loll\ of intensity, hard work, and dedication, this year's wrestling program was a success. A total of five wrestlers, Olan and Aden Morrison, Cannon Ivers, Nick Duran, and Marshall Hahn all made the trip to McNichols Arena in Denver, Colorado for the state tournament. Aden won his fir t round match while his older brother Olan lo t in the quarterfinals. Cannon and Nick both won their first rounds but each suffered lo , ses in the quarterfinals. Cannon won two more before losing in consolation semifinals. However, Marshall Hahn regained his state title that he won his freshman year to win it all. The Bayfield Wolverines as a team faircd pretty well. They ended up eighteenth overall at state. Considering a few season ending injuries by Scott Mcilvaine, Tommy Percell, Tim Miller, Ben Nelson, and Miguel Gomez, the season was an overall succes for the Wolverines. Head coach Rick Edwards said this about his team, "Success is elusive. You really have to work WHOA! Cannon Ivers pe1jorms a move that helped defeat most of his opponents this year. 70 Wrestling for it. We had a lot of success this year despite all of the tough breaks. We also worked hard for it. I am very proud of this year's team." All of the things that an athlete must sacrifice has its rewards, and that is also true for wrestlers. "The personal rewards arc very gratifying in the end," said Sophomore wrestler Ben Nelson. All of the extra running, dedication in practice. and extra weight a wrestler must cut all pays off at the end of the season. HEAVE! Aden Morrison lifts his opponent off the ground at the state tournament. �Top row, left to right: Mngr. J<Ulelle Cro sman, Mngr. Sara Edwards, Tommy Percell, Marshall I Iahn, Ben Nelson, Dave Fontenot, David Greer, Olan Morrison, Aden Morrison, Tim Miller, Robbie Lewis, Coach Rick Hahn, Coach Rick Edwards. Bottom row, left to right: Mngr. Daniel Edwards, Lance Lucero, Clayton Wil on, Cannon Ivers, Aaron Howard, Miguel Gomez, Brandon Head, J.D. Go. ney, Clayton Stephen on. Wrestling Schedule DATE EVENT 1211196 11./12/96 11114196 12120/96 1Z/21/96 1111197 1116197 1117191 1124191 1/25191 1J1191 218191 1.114191 1115191 Shiprock Invite Kirdand Dual Cowboy Invite Warrior Classic Warrior Classic Rocky Mtn. Invite Pagosa Dual Ignacio Dual S.and Devil Cla&'iic Sand Devn Cla~ic CenWiri Invite IML League Tour. Regional Thur. Regional Tour. State Champ. State Champ. State Champ. 1J2(}{97 Z/21191 2/l2197 Marshall Hahn I I Miguel Gomez Wrestl i.ng 71 �VICTORY! Mar. hall Hahn poses for pictures after ~vin­ ning state his second time as a high school wrestle1: FINESSE! Tim Miller di plays his wrestling talents at the Page Invitational early in the season. 72 Wrestling HUMPHH! Tommy Percell bear hugs his opponent j(n· the eventual win at the Page Invitational. �YIKES! Miguel Gomez attempts ro pin his opponent on the mat while the referee looks on. OUCH! Olan Morrison buries hi.\ chin into the opponents back at state in Denver. BOOYA! Nick Duran prevents his oppWOW! Marshall Hahn's unique style of wrestling often left opponent wondering "how did he do that?" onent from getting up on all fours so he can get the win. Wrestl i.ng 73 �]T'S ALL ABOUT THE FASTEST TIME I B.H.S. Track Be~ter Than Ever! I With an all time high turn out of 70 athletes, B.H.S track had a very good ea, on. Succc and determination reigned throughout the whole sea on, from the first meet when the athlete till couldn't sec their own track, until regional where they qualified many for tate.Breaking school records thi year were: Cecilia Hanna tn the 100 meter hurdle , John Lancett in di cu , Tyler Young in the ll 0 meter high hurdle , and Eric Lyall, Kevin Prior, Ben Ford, and Brand Deming in the 400 meter relay. Al o taking overall team titles were the boy, at Mancos and Ignacio, and the League champion hip tile. The How Far Can It Go? Tony Kimball takes llis .first attempt at the javelin. All Smiles! The girls 4 x 100 team ojTegan Corlies, Kristy Miller, Jill irios, and Trislza Lewis take time out for a vic:ture. Go! Hiede Cusick receives a and sprints down the track. 74 Track Over! Cecilia Hanna takes another successful attempt at the hiRhjump. girl took econd at League. Not only did the ahtletc of B.H .. S compete mostly again t 5 A school , they did it succe, fully. "Senior leader hip has been a key to ucce thi, year," said coach Vernon Kimball. Although he is losing 14 seniors, he hopes next year will be just as succc sful. �Run Hard' Holly Bodtro'?a runs the final stretch of her 400 meter dash. It's Clean.' 1ettan Corlies and .lt/1 Strws have a good lwndoff Lunch Break! file ll H ..~ track coaches take a little time to ~it sl/11. Throw Far! Jessica Mars throws her first attempt at tlze di cuss! All For The Team! J.R. Sutherland mns for his relay. Look Behind You! Jesse Lasater jig/us to stav ahead of a Pagosa runner. Catch Her! Ruth Jones moves in to pass a Scorpion runner. Almost Done! Grady Dunavent runs the ji.nallaps of a grueling two mile. Flight.' Tara Corlies jumps tlze hurdles, about to catch an Ignacio runner. Track 75 �1997 GIRLS TRACK TE AM Top Row: Dr. Dan,Coach Callies,Sarah Beckler, Lacy Wi/liams,Mandy Magili,Kate Bartman,Jessica Macklin,Danica Fischer.Aileen Kohlerschimdt, Cecilia Hanna,Erin Langre/L, Wendy Phelps, HollyBodiroga,Erin Black,Angi Young .Jill irios,Heatlzer Miller. Coach Chandler.Coaclz Kimball. Middle Row:Heidi Cusick,Rutlz Jones,Becky Van Den Berg, Kristy Miller. Heidi Luter.Ashle.v Burleigh,Jamie Sirios, Trislza Lewis, Courtney Steward, Cheri Casper.Marie Van Abbema,Hilarie Moore.Coach Kimha/1. Bottom Row:.lesstca Pritchard,Saralz Horton,Jolznette Maloy,Cizarlene Westmorland,Tara Corlies,Jessica Mars.Sierra Allen,Enid Lasater.Tegan Corlies, Amy Zwisler. I Tegan Corlies 76 Track ( Kristy Miller I Enid Lasater Jessica Macklin . Valerie Hahn �1997 BOYS TRACK TEAM Top Row: Dr. Dan. Coach Callies. Eddie Abernath_v.R.van Samples. Clwd Cole. Justin Donaldson.Nick Kun/Jall,J.J<. Sutherland.Jullmy Cundiff. 7)·/e r Young.llrand De1111 n ~.John La nen. Coach Chandler . Coat II Kun/Ja II Muld/eRm' A11n Zwis/er, Clayton Stephenson.Je 1·se Cummin.1.Steve Larsen. Cia ton .\lwnk.Beau lleck.Lnk Lyall.Ben 1- ord. 1J J Mon ~er.l ony Kimbali,Scott Wie/Je,Coach Kimball. Bottom Row:Je.mca Pntchard.Ciwd Ltulwtg,Fool#l,foo/#2 . 1-oo/#J , LJa~td Valencia,Kenny Monger. Lance Lucero,Fool#4,Foo/#5,Fool#,Fool#7. IJinuny Cund~ffl BenFord IBrand Deming! IHobby Chapin I s E N I 0 R s Track 77 �w 'VE GOT T HE G OOD STUFF ... GOOD HITTING, PITCHING, AND TEAMWORK Good Luck? Not hardly, luck had nothing to do with it. This years baseball team was successfu 1 because they were full of talent. The pitching wizardry of Reggie Sanchez, jeremiah Johnson, Jon Baier, and Mike Smithwick, helped them take wins over most of the other league teams. Not to mention the help of numerous homeruns, triple , and all- around good plays by the entire team. "Strong hitting, good solid pitching, and a good attitude were our strong points." Said Coach Keirns. With sweeping victories over Monte Vista and the defeat over Moriarty N.M. in the Aztec Tournament, at the beginning of the season, the team felt confident they could make it to the top, until their ten game winning streak ended in districts against Monte Vista where they fell short of the ability to bring in the people in scoring position and lost 9-8. Coach Keirns feels" This year was a great year for us. You always feel you might have done more, but in spite of the last loss it was a very good season." But next years team has a lot of potential. "A lot of good players will be returning next year in only our 5th year of playing, so we will continue to improve." Said Coach Keirns. The team ended their season with an overall13-S record. PHEW! Marshall Hah11 takes a break after a long in11i11g. 78 Baseball �BALL! Mike Smithwick thmks smart and doesn't swing. TOUGH! Jon Baier throws a nasty fast ball. GOOD JOB! The team congratulates Jeremiah fohnsoll on one of his mmzy hoiiWI'IIIIS. OUT! Peter Lott makes a quick tng at first . Baseball 79 �Top Row: Coach Keirn , David Greer, Jeremiah John on, Reggie Sanchez, Mike Smithwick, Jon Baier, Ryan Howard, Peter Lott, Coach Howard, Coach John on. Second Row: Casey Potter, Mar hall Hahn, Ryan McLaughlin, Shane Horton, Aaron Howard, I aac Fleener, Tim Eckerdt, Cannon Ivers. ALL-CONFERENCE Jon Baier Reggie Sanchez Jeremiah Johnson Mike Smithwick Marshall Hahn Infield Pitcher Infield Outfield Catcher M.V.P.- Jeremiah Johnson Co-Coach o f the year- Jon Keirns Marshall Hahn 8@ Baseball :I Cannon Ivers �J v Top Row: Coach Johnson, Casey Donahue, Beau Black, Alfredo Villagomez, Ben Nelson Ryan McLaughlin, Shane Horton, Will Chaplin, Coach Keirns. Second Row: J.D. Johnson, Tim Eckerdt, Justin Gingerich, Jillian Capalbo, Aaron Howard, Jessica Walters, Danny Renteria, Coach Howard. T E A M SCOREBOARD Team Reggie Sanchez Mike Smithwick Dolores Durango Moriarty Sterling Aztec Dolores Pagosa Pagosa Centauri Centauri Monte Vista Monte Vista Durango Ignacio Ignacio Del orte Del Norte Monte Vista Us / Them 16-2 3-16 5-4 3-11 3-14 16-9 5-15 10-8 20-3 14-0 13-5 10-1 14-5 15-5 17-3 15-0 26-2 8-9 Basebal Z 81 �Faces C'mon Baby, Let The Good Times Roll Hoo Boy, have I ' I SCHOOL "This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it." -Ralph Waldo Emmerson "Time is a flowing river. Happy those who allow themselves to be carried, unresisting, with the current." -Chris top her Morley there been some good times! Not to mention lots of other times too. Whether one is a freshman or a junior, the times they experience in high school will not be forgotten. 82 Faces Type, Type, Type. Some freshman are more than happy to take a break. Weeeee. Some sophomore football players ride on a homecomiJZg float. �Grin and Bear it! fori Alllfrews and Kayma McDollald smile thro11gh another year. Sweaty Fun! Some jllllior buys pick a fine t1me to take a break in the gym Mmm ... Christie Bo11ds a11d Leah Phillips enjoy lu11ch. Fire Drill ' Sarah Edwards a11d Ruth ]o11es wish there really was a fire. Faces 83 �F~CLA MEMBERS=~: SUCCEED BY GAINING Goon LIFE SKILLS Want to have fun? Want to make a difference? Anybody can join FCCLA. It's a great experience. "I think that someone shy should join. I would want to be able to watch them open up and bloom in front of me." says Mrs. Conner. The expectations of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America are to concentrate on skills that will help with families and careers. Many people have joined FCCLA. Ashley Burleigh says "I joined because it is a great opportunity to meet new people and have fun." It is a excellent opportunity to learn about families. A lot of people compete at districts and many go to state. To get to go to state you have to talk to judges, with your group, and it is a really good experience. And it is a blast. FCCLA MEMBERS Top: Sarah Horton, Al isha Scholz, Clayton Shonk, Angelo Baca, Favyn Frelds, Holly Lucero, Heather Huthmacher, Mary Kilbank 2nd row: Sarah Kennedy, Nancy Becker, Liz Newby, Ashley Burlergh~ Be_ n Nelson, John Hanna, Steve Larsen, Ryan McLaughlin, Brekka Rrtchre 3rd row: Mrs. Conner, Jodie Natzke,Kacy Conner, Mandy Martrn, G1?ny Manzer, Kayma McDonald, Jessica Mars, Cecilia Hanna, Mrs. Blatmck Bottom: Monica Pyle, Jessica Pritchard, Amy Zwisler, Angr Young, Tara Corlies, Xochrtl Garcia, Wrsty Taylor, Jessica Walters, Amber Morlan R4 FCCLA OFFICERS Top row: Ben Nelson Bottom row: Amy Zwisler, Kacy Conner, Mandy Martin, Jessica Mars, Tara Corlies, Heather Huthmacher �HOT!! Kacy Conner, Steve Larsen, Xochitl Garcia, Ben Nelson, and Jessica Pritchard strut their stuff at the prom fashion show. SMILE! Cecilia Hanna, Kayma McDonald, Xochitl Garcia, Steve Larsen, and Clayton Shonk smile for the camera. STATE QUALIFIERS Top row: Jessica Pritchard, Ginny Manzer, Kacy Conner, Mandy Martin, Amy Zwisler, Sarah Edwards. Bottom row: Heather Huthmacher, Holly Lucero, Mary Kilbank, Alisha Scholz, Sarah Horton, Brekka Ritchie. GRANT WRITERS Alisha Scholz, Jessica Pritchard, Ginny Manzer, Amy Zwisler, Sarah Edwards FCCLA 85 �Do you have what it takes to be successful? Those ilz FBLA do. They are polishilzg up 011 their skills for their futures. Someo11e might wolllfer what exactly is FBLA. Well as the spo11sor, Mrs. Haga said, "FBLA is a11 orga11i::.atio11 for high school students who wa11t to gain leadership skills by traveli11g to collfermces alld beillg part of a11 actwe orga1Zi::.atio11 that cah~rs to studmts. ". FBLA stmzds for Future Busilless Leaders of America. "1 hope that it teaches sh1dmts to be more responsible, respectful, a11d to be aware of the COI1Wlllllity needs a11tf haw they ca11 serve it. I also wa11t it to teach them to TIME OUT! Spo11sors Mrs. Haga and Mrs . Hott take time for a quick pose. LOCKED UP! Medevil torture makes a came back at BHS as Heather Haga a11d Kristy Miller are slapped i11to the stocks at Nationals . 86 FBLA trive to be the best they ca11 be," added Mrs. Haga. It is a really good experimce for high schoolers to be involved ill a club like this to improve thier busi11ess skills. This year 55 students became the 11ew members of FBLA,showing that they are wrious as to what they can do to get ready for their futures . 43 of them went to districts in Febmary at Adam' State College. Out of that 43, 11 of them qualifie for the state competitio11 held in Vail i11 march. Some of youstill might ask yourselfs if you have what it takes. If you U'allt to find the a11swer to that question, then joi11 FBLA. SMlLE! Ruth Jo11es displays a cheesy grill for the camera. �··:·: FUTUJ<E BUSINESS LEADEI<S Sarah fos1l'lCk, Xod11tl Carew, He1d1 C uszck, PortUI Blackstad, Ken Carlson, Chen Casper, Kznsee Morlan, Wendy Phelps, Cecilia Hanna, Andy Schaaf, Ruth Jones, Dou~ Carron, Beau Black, fames Rzchardson, Jon Carlson, fenny Brittan, Kristy Miller, fody Rustmann, Knyma McDonald, Becky VanDanBerg, Ashley Burleigh, Cas andrn Turner, Heidi Luter, famte Smos, Mesan Backer, Bt,blne Sml'er, Maggze Clendenning, Maleah Farnam, Dawn Fahrion, Renee Parish, Brandon Head, Am/ler Morlan, fusfzn Czngrich, Heather Hasa, Aaron Howard,Azleen Kohlerschmzdt, Ben Nelson, TylerYoung FBLA DISTRICT PLACER : Heuiz Custck, Portia Blackstad, Knsty Mzller, fody Rust mann, Becky Van Dan Berg, Jon Carlson, Heather Haga, Hwz Luter, Cassandra Turner, Aaron Howard, famze Szrios, Wendy Phelps, Megan Backer, Beau Black, Maggie Clendening, Mnleah Farnam, Andy Schaaf, Dawn Fahrwn, Amber Morlan , justin Gzngnch, Sarah Joswick, Ben elson, Tyler Young FBLA O FFICER S : Sarah Joswick, Heather Haga, Megall Backer, fody Rustma1111, Bm Nelso11 FBL A 87 �Have you ever wanted to he a pirate, a hillbilly or a, tar-crossed astronomer? Forty-four, tudenL'\ of Bayfield High School became all of these characters and more. Many people came to escape reality for a few hours and to enjoy the scenes hefore them. From "Treasure Island" to "You Were Born on a Rotten Day" to "Lil' Abner" the actors and actresses put on a great show for everyone. BHS theater production showed the community just what kind of hard work is involved in pulling on a high quality performance. Everyone must put in a lot or time and effort from Sherry Kimball, the director, to the actors themselves. There i scenery, costuming, make-up, memorization, lighting, pecial effecL~. mu ic, timing, chorography, and characteriJ.ation all needed to make a production come to life. ~· L- Top Row: Kate Bartmann, Paloma Morales, Fourth Row: Ryan McLaughlin, Shane Horton, John Hanna, Ben Nelson. Beau Beck. David Valencia, Leah Phillips, Sara Beckler, Mand.v Magill. Sherry Kimball, Third Row: Tony Kimball. Jesse Wray, Nick Andrews. Justin Donaldson, Nick Kimball, Kenny Monger, Laurie Kinneson, Rian Roderick, Jess Macklin, Jori Andrews, Seco11d Row: Angela Natzke, Sarah Horton, Lacy Williams, Bethany Davenport, Rachae/ Maag, Brook Rassett. Mand_v Martin, Amber Porter, Jessica Pritchard, Erin Humiston, Jamie Sirios, Holly Chapin, Bottom Row: Erin Black, Megan Raker. Sarah Cmm/Jaugh. John Lancett, Hobby Chapin, Tyler Young, Maleah Farnam, Plzeobe Percell. Sierra Allen, Summer Rassell. JoAnna CartwriJ!Izl .., .. . • L ·- ~~ BACK OFF! Sarah Crumbaugh, Rtta11 Donohue, and Hobby Chapin, b~ck away from Long John Silver. 88 ACTIVITIES John LAncett, as Long John Silver, tries to itttimidate the cast of Trea. ure Island. AAARG!!! 11 II �AI As one of the biggest classes, the Art program needs expanding. There are 25 in Photography club and about 44 in JUSt two Art classes. This year we were lucky to have Mehssa Baxter as a student teacher. When asked what she thought of Ms. Baxter, Charlene Westmoreland satd, " She is mce, and really fun to work with." •• Top Row: Jennifer Neptune. Morgan Broux!uon. Nick Duran. Aaron Chamblee, Tommy Percell, Second Row: Ntkki Evans. Jodi Sanchez. Ru/Jin Crossman, Patti M1ller. Kuuee Morlan. Third Row: Roland Pnanw. Paloma Morales. Kate Bartmann, Courtney Steward. Jolm Larsen, Doug fritz. Bottom Row: Aaron Hamilton. Harold 5inuth. Rvwz McLaughlm S/1001: ara Beck allempts o basket during Activit.v Period. DUH. Ted Anderson teams to vacuum durint: study hall. INTRN11VEU~ Ryan McLaughlin and Roland }Jrwnro are in awe in what Kate Bartmonn has to sav. Every \N ednesday the bell schedule is a little crazy. Activity Period this year has left many people confused. Each student must attend an Activity. It can range from F.B.L.A. and Study Hall A.K.A. Social Hour, to a Thespian meeting. Activity period may seemed rushed, but since first hour ends ten minutes early, and second hour gets out ten minutes late there is plenty of hme for clowmng around. ACflVITIES 89 �1996-97 Student Council: Top Row: Nick Kimball, Tyler Young, Marshall Hahn, Student Council Officers Tony Kimhall. Charlene Westmoreland, Sara Beck, Aileen Kolerschmit, Co -President:Marshall Hahn Sponsor M.s. Mericle Middle Row: Mandy Martin, Kacy Conner, Megan Backer, Kenny Monger, Ruth Jone~. Hiedi Luter, Jessica Prichard, Amy Zwisler, Angi Co -President:Mandy Martin Young Vice President: Enid Lasater Bouom Row: Enid Lasater, Angela Natzke, Maleah Farnam, Hiedi Cu~ick , Cia Stevenson, Ros Zwisler, Carl Rhodes, Jarod Messamore Secretary: Angela Natzke Treasurer: Tyler Young Parlimentarian: Nick Kimball Student Council Officers: Top Row: Nick Kimhall ,Marshall Hahn, Mandy Martin, Tyler Young Bottom Row: Angela Natzke,Enid La ·ater 90 Student Council Stuff your face! Kevin McWilliams and Aden Morrison participate in game · activites sponsored by Stu. Co �STAND Members: Davd Fontenot, Adam Ferns, Sponsor Mr . Hicks Middle Row: Bethany Tussing, Marie Van Abhema Bottom Row: Jenelle Cro sman, Melanie Cramer, Kellie Baker, Jody Smith National Honor Society: Top Row: Maleah Farnam, Nick Kimball, Jody Rustmann Middle Row: Joel Priest, Phoebe Percell, Je sica Macklin Bottom Row: Marshall Hahn, Mandy Martin, Sarah Joswick Spon, or Mrs. Cashio Ea~lc Win~s: Top Row: Spon or Mr . Guy, Valerie Hahn, Craig Hoback, Nicole Brown Bottom Row: Ju tin Gingerich, Lloyd Lucero, Spon or Mr. Guy, There ·a Sucato, Jill Sirio Achvi.hes 91 �GOOD TUNES M-l-C -K-E-y M-0- -, - II BHS Choir got to mis~ week of school to go compete at a national competion. In Florida, they placed fir t. Both BHS Ban and Choir placed fir. t at the Fine Art competion All in all, it wa a very , uces:ful year for the Mu ic Department at BHS. Choir: Top Row: Portia Blakstad, Andy Goldman, Joel Priest, Erin Humi~ton, Sarah Crumbaugh, Jill Sirios. lluhh) Chapin, Jt>dy Smith Second Row : Jolene Wilson, Kelly Baker, Libby Smith, Hencsscy Harrmann, Ben Nel on, Megan Backer, Travi~ Valencia, John Hanna, David Valencia, Ruth Jones, Holly Chapin Third Row: Jamie Sirius, Sarah Beck, Trisha Lewis, Rian Roderick, Joletta Salazar, Je sica Morelli, Brooke Bassett, Wendy Phelp , Liz Newby, 13 'Lhany Davenport, Erin Black, Ca, andra Turner Bottom row: T1fl"any Potter, Mandy Magill, Kri tina J~>I1Jlson, Chri~tie Bonds, Amber Porter, Hiedi Luter, Beky Van Den Berg, A hie Burlci!!h, Juri Andrews, Sierra Allen. Band: Top Row: Erin Humi~tun, Tony Kimball, Steven Williams. Danny Percell, Chad Ludwig Second Row: Sandy Sanderford, Amber Porter, Aileen Kohlcrscmidt, Jenny Britian , Tyler Young, Nathan Lopez Third Row: Jesse Cummings, Brooke Bas ·ett, Summer Ba ett, Sherry Casper, Chri tic Bond , Johnette Maloy Bottom Row: Bethany Tu ing, Laura Dalli on, Kathleen Andrews. Jolelta Sala;.ar, Jori Andrew , Sierra Allen 92 Mu. ic l3HS Band tuot~ their hums to rev up the crowd ~t a pecial a~~emhly. �Mu:ic 93 �ACTIVITY PERIOD New Activitie at BHS j Sara! Crumaugh, Hobic Chapin, and John Lancett are The Photot club is workin!!.... hard trying to understand the camera. Mr. Brush toltl a runny joke, and thought ot was funny but no one got the .joke that Mr. Brush told. (CRATIVE WRITIING) ~ !activity period 94 I Justin Mcs ·ier. Mogan Broughton are playing real good atentiun to Mr. Edward. (PHOTO CLUB) �Kn-.tina Johnson, Tifany Potter arc workiing hard in study hall in here home work. Ju t111 DonaldsPn. There. a Zink arc real intra. ted in Mr. Leland nut door cdacal b. Milln~:r is \ ~ry intrcsted in the camara in ted nf the clru :. I The Knowcltlgc Bowl cla,s look like they are real nlre ted in thi tKNOWELDGE BOWL) cia·: he , itlc Jeh Taylor. 195 activity periou l �"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." With many students involved and lots of good talent the Art program is one of the fastest growing at Baytield Schools. The program went from one K-12 teacher to one teacher at U1c Middle and Elementary Schools to one Art teacher, a Crafts teacher, and a Woodshop teacher. Classes of- fered range from Crafts, Housing and Interior Design, Graphic Media, Art l &2, Art 3&4, Woods hop and Drafting. For the fall of I <1<17, new classes will he added on, such as: Sculpture, Painting and Photography. Not only arc there outstanding... student that add to the program hut there is also outstanding teachers. Food fun!!! the finis clnss lllflkcs trendy food des(~'11S Found It!! Jodi Sanche: i:> h Jidns jiw ilh right tntoo. Mela11ie Cramer and jenelle Cmss111an Slllilefur the camera as EmilyFundingsland tries to hide. Rubin Crossman, Amvn Hamilton, and Hnrold Smith all u'Ork hard fur Mr. Edwards. 96 Activities �Yes!! Morgan Broughtcnz is 111ore than happy to be in class. Just Working!! Jen11i[er Hunter, Fm•y11 Fields and Li:: Newby work hard i11 Hmtsin~ a11d llllerior Design. Smile!! Mrs. Conner gives the cmnem a quick smile. Caugltt Ya!! Sarah Ethmrds is m11~ht diligmtly at 1mrk PLAY TIME!! Kewn Pnor tnes to h1de f rom the camera as Brand /)emmg and Iyler Young play with thierfood. A<. ti\·itie:. 97 �Chuck Sanchez SCHOLAR I ATHLETE AWARD MARSHALL HAHN Four Year Lei Ierma 11 I· oohall 3 x All Confcrcm:c All State (2B All State Gcame 97 Four Year Letterman Basehall 3 x All Conference Catcher MVP 1995 Four Year Letterman Wrestling 4 x Regional Champion 4 x State Qualifier 4 x State Placer 2 x All Conference 2 x S~tte Champion Out-.tanding \Vrestler State Tournament 97 MVP 95 & IJ7 2x IISCA All American I 1996 3A State.. Champions FOOTBALL MAR .. IIALL IIAIIN JOI IN LANCET!' KEVIN PRIOR BEN 1:0RD JIMMY C'UNDIFF RECiGIE SANCII EZ JU TIN DONALDSON STEVE WILLIA 1S VOLLEYBALL ALL CO FERENCE JESSICA MACKLIN KRISTY MILLER THERESA ZINK CO-MVP J KRISTY MILLER I AMA KLIN CROSS COUNTRY ALL STATE BEN lORD MARSHALL IIAIIN JOliN LANCETJ' KEY! PRIOR JIMMY CU Dill · STATE QUALIFIERS ENID LASATER MIKE MITHWI('K JR UTHERLIN MVP GIRLS MVP ENID LASATER BOYS CO-MVP KEVIN PRIOR BJ MONGER JR SUTHERLIN �GIRLS BASKETBALL WRESTLING ALL CONFERENCE JESSICA MACKLIN KRISTY MILLER ALL CONFERENCE OLAN MORRISON MVP WE DY PT IELPS BOYS BASKETBALL REGIONAL CHAMPION MARSHALL HAHN STATE OUALIFIERS CANNON IVERS NICK DURAN MARSHALL HAHN OLAN MORRISON ADEN MORRISON ALL CONFERENCE KEVIN PRIOR MIKE SMITliWICK STATE CHAMPION MARSHALL HAHN ALL STATE MIKE SMITHWICK MVP MARSHALL HAH MVP KEVIN PRIOR TRACK STATE QUALIFIERS BASEBALL ALLCONFERENCE JEREMIAH JOHNSON REGGIE SANCHEZ JON BAIER MARSHALL HAHN MIKE SMITHWICK JESSICA MCKJ I MARIE VA ABR EMA RUlli JONES HEm! CUSICK CECELIA HANNA VALERIE HAHN ARAI I BECKLER TRICIA LEWIS ENID LASA1ER KEVIN PRJOR ERIC LYALL BRAND DEMING IML PLAYER OF THE YEAR JEREMIAH JOHNSON MVP JEREMIAH JOH SO NICI lOLA KIMBAL TYLER YOUNG BJ MONGER JR UTHERLI JE~ ~ E LA A1ER ANDY GOLDMAN MVP CECELIA IIA BEN FORD NJE~ SICA M CKU �Unavoidable 1 !"he teachers at HilS were everywhere you turned ennchmg our lm:~ w1th knowledge. Teachers arc the educators. ~umulators, fnend~. cncm1e~. problem solvers. and 111 ·ome C<hes fmntly of all olour ltvcs. Some how the teachers and staff seamed to come Ill work everyday wllh a poslltvc alllludc allll a fnendly sm1le. edlltons to our facTh1s year new vtou ·. Just take a ully have been preuy obHas Ewing lik~d Srunantlla Camack look 111 the office. Mrs. JOmedour chooltofillthe being principal? . 1tVecy posttton of secreway ready to help ~~;;~~~~~n~~~~~·~~~~ :~; a l(Jt expenences as ·ccretary ·he S<lld "marvelpeople, j'aacu/ty~ Sfaft. ous! " The best Mr. 1 mualt of very nice thmg- "the ktds." teachers, a.ndja1nilies~. =.==< Mr. l:wtng ~~ the new pnnc1pal th1 · year. Mr. Ew111g was ' a ked what h1s overall unpressmn was of the students. "The maJonty of the students are trong acadcmtcally and have a health} level of cunostty. motivation. and ohd family value ." "I got htrcd. I was workmg part tunc at the JUnior lugh 111 IgnaciO. In New York I was workmg as a counsler. so when the JOb opened there 11 was what I was lookmg for, " Say Mrs. Avet-. our new counsler. Not only have the new teachers done well. but the rest of the BI IS faculty alway worked hard. to make our hvcs better. Jim Ewing Samantha Camack Shelly Avcis Betty Magill Barbara Jaques Peggy Beckler Carol Blatnick Gerald Brush Ginger Conner Theresa Cashio David Gleason Rick Edward 100 Faculty e/lo! M1: Edwards displaying h photogenic side with a smile. �Denise Haga Susan Hicks Beverly Hott Tara Henderson Tina Jones Jon Keirn~ Sherry Kim ball Vernon Kimball We. Leland Robert Mann Diane Milner Sandy Mericle Ed Marty Marty Moon Joe Pyle Butch Prior Su an Bailey Melli. sa Baxter Tara Howard Carolyn Rains Faculty 101 �Business As Us~tal The Workers Of BHS Do I dare? Mr. Ewing stares out questioningly. 102 Staff BOARD MEMBER ; from left Bill Green, Kay Phelps, Becky Ken Beck, and Barb Hoback (not shown). �Tommy Brown Supenntendent Debbie Walter Executive Secretary Tom Horton Activitte Dtrector Nancy Dunlap Program Cordinator Benny Coffey Bu ine. Manager Marsha ilva Bookkeeper Mike Roggero Admini tratJve A si tant Tim Walter Maintenance Gary Maestas Cu Lodtan Ralph Bowers Maintenance Sandra Tucson B H Lunchroom/Ma.tl Bert Roberts Grounds Mamtenan c TRANSPORTATIO From left to right B clcy Cannon Bonnie Jone LouDa Pam Talley Gene Chapin Ro e heridan Barbara heridan Not hown: Robin Duffy-Wir Annie Jone Ralph Tierney ta1ll03 �(Maggie Clendenning I ( Marshall Hahn Jody Rustmann 104 Awards Nick Kimball Jesse Wray �'• SALUTATORIAN Jessica Macklin I l Steve Willian1s HONO.R n · l P·J1. 0 M.·.A S' MEGAN BACKER HOBBY CHAPIN · , MALEAH FARNAM NICHOLAS KIMBALL JOEL PRIEST STEVE WILLIAMS Awards 105 �A T1ME FOR US,. Junior, Senior Prom 1997 With a Pari · setting, the Junior, Senior prom of 1997 was defi nitely a night to remember. Senior made their la t trip to prom while , orne juniors made their fir t. After getting dre sed up and having a nice dinner, the B.H.S. studenL~ made their way to the Iron Horse for the actual dance. Couples danced and friends took pictures together all enjoying it to the fulle, t.. The girL looked beautiful, and the guys handsome to attend this one night where hard feeling are put aside and everyone ju t has fun. Get Down.' The Dance floor is full as everybody has fim! Studniowka! t:xchange students and B.H.S students alike enjoy prom. Did You Hear? Jill irios gossips witlz her friends as they all dance. 106 Prom �Prom Queen: Jessica Macklin One Last1ime' The senior girls pose one Last time together at tlzeir last prom before graduating and going their seperate ways. Prom King: Marshall Hahn 8 isters! The cheerleaders have one last picture together before half the squad graduates. Cwies! Kayma McDonald and Jon Bmer look cuter tiTan ever tor:etller at prom. �"Our destiny exercises Not only have they accomits infulence over us even when, plished great things while in as yet, we have not learned its high school, but they have nature: it is our future that lays within them the drive and integdown the law of our today." rity to become leaders and reThis senior class of 1997 has the formers and all around outpower and desire to succeed, standing citizens." So much pobut they don't just succeed. tential lies within this class, not They excell above and beyond even the sky's the limit. And to what is asked of them. Senior close we have a few word from English teacher Theresa Cashio Senior Jeb Taylor. "It's not has this to say about the class of whether anything is half-full or 1997, "The class of '97. If I could half-empty, it's whether or not choose one word to describe you have a glass to fill. them it would be winners. 108 Graduati.on �N E N Graduation 109 �CLASS 0:3 '97' ANDREWS NICHOlAS 88 BACKU? MU1A 3, 60, 61. 92. 8 7 88,90 HARTMANN KATr,· 51. 76. 88. 89 CHAPIN HOBBY I. 5, 18, 20, 77, 88, 92, 9-1, CLAPP CIERRA 3, 60. 61. 118 cu.; Dl I G MAGGI/~ 3, -16, 60. 61. 8 7. /0-1 CONNJ.;R KACY I. 1-1. 19. 50, 51, 8-1, 85. 90. 116 CORLILS 1/~GAN 5. 21, --1. -5. 76. 116 CROSSMAN RUBIN 5, 39, 89, 116 CUMMINS.ff-_'..")SE 77. 92, 11 7 CUNDIFF.JIMMY 1-1, 58, 59, 6-1, 65. 77 DIMING BRAND 5. 39, 6-1, --. Il-l DONAUJSON.J(!STIN 23, 58, 59, 77, 88, 95 FAHR/0 I AWN 3, 19, 60, 61, 8 7 I·ARNAM MALEAH 8 7. 88. 90. 91. 105 FOR/J BEN 15, 18, -16, -17. 58, 59, 62, 6-1, 77 GOMr-Z M!Gl/D, 71, 7 3, GOSNf:Y MANDY -1-15 HAGA HEATHER -1, 19, 50, 51,86, 87 HAHN MARSHALL 6, 18, 19, -16, -17, 58, 59, 71, 2, 73, 78, 80. 90, 9/, 107 HAHN VAI.f;JUE 91 HAMil_ TON AAR -1, 23, 89, 96 HIDAS ZOLTAN -1 .J9, HOBACK CRAIG 91, 119 /1'/.RS CANNON 5. -o. - I. 80 ./0,\'W/CA. SARAH -1. 15. 50. 51. 8 .... 9/, 115 KJ..NNI·J>} J>AN/1~1 I f.l KIMBAU NICHOlAS -16, 5./, 55. 6-1, 65. r. 8R. 90, 91. I 0-1 K(!<JU,_ MA II 96. 115 /.ANC/·." /'1 JOHN 18. -16. -17. 5R. 59. 6-1, 77, 88, 9-1. 118, 19 quote I.ASA ID? /~NIIJ 3. 6. 15. 18. 19. 52. 5-I, 76, 90 1/Nf</-_SrY lARA -1-15 U /CJ,_R() /.LOYD 91. II ., LUDWIG JOSH -1-15 MACKIJN.II~·ss -1. 6, 15, 19, 50, 51. 68, 69, 76. R8, 91. 105. 10 ... MARTIN AMANDA -1. -19, 50. 5/,R-1. 85. RR. 90. 91, 115. 2 quote MILLr,R KIUS I Y -16, 50, 51, 6 7, 68, 7-1. 76, 86, 8 7, 1/8 MONGER B.! 5. 15, -16. 52. 53. 5-I. 55, 6-1. ...... MORAJ.r:S PALOMA 88, 89. 119 MORRISON O!.AN 7 1. 7 3 NA IZKE ANGFJ.A 5.31. 88. 90. II PF.RCFJJ PHOEBE -1, 30. 68, 69, 88. 91 PR/E\' F./01~1. 5-I. 55, 91, 92 PRIOR KJ,_·V/N 15, 18, 19, -16, -17. 58, 59, 63, 6-1, 65, 77 RUSTMANN JODY 8 7, 91, 10-1 SANCHEZ RJ.;GGI/.; 1-1, 58. 59, 6-1, 65, 80, 81 SCHOCKAERT MICHAf;J, 23 SMITH HAROLD 5, 89, 96 SMITHWICK MIKE 5, 21. 52, 53, 5-1. 55, 63, 6-1. 79. 80. 81 ST/,_iNBACHf..R KEU, Y 68, 69, 117 lA Y1 OR .11·: 8 3, 5. 31. f>5, 115. I 08 quote. J<) quote IHOMPSON KIMHIR 5 ~ JlRAIAJAI BOKI~N} -1 ~ 'IU.A ( IOMI~Z A I I·RUJ() -1. 81 Will JAMS Sll-.1"I~N 5~. 59 92. 105. Il-l Wli.SON C1.A YION ... I WRA} .JL\'SI~ 88, I 0-1 YOUNG FYU~R 30. ... 7. R-. 8R. 90. 92. 11-1 Zl K I HUU~.\/1 5. 15. -18, 50. 51, 95. 119 CLASS 0:3 '98' ANDREWS .lORI 25, 83, 88, 92 ANDiu.;ws KYE 2 7, 29 quote BACA ANGf.'JD 25, 2R, 58, 8-1 BAJf;R .JON 25, -16, 79, 80, 107 BASSr,·n BROOK 25. 88, 92 BFA ( I BECK 25. -17, 58, 65, 77, 88 CATRON ASHu.;y 25, 60, 61 CHAMBLEI._· AARON 25, 28, 89 COLE CHAD 2-1, 25, 63. 6-1, 77 CRUMBAUGH SARAH 25, 60, 61. 88, 92, 9-1, CUSICK Hf..'IDI 25. 50, 7-1. 76. 8 7. 90 DA Vf,NPORT BETHANY 25, 88, 92, DID/1'-'R ARYA 25 DONOHUr,· RYAN 25. 88 DUDLEY DAN!f,L 25 DUNA Jill NT GRADY 25, 29, 5-I, 65, 75 DURAN NICK 25, 73, 89 EVf.l~S JENNY 25 FOS71'-' R MICAH 25, 63, 65 FRITZ DOUG 25, 65. 89 �GINGEJUCH .JE~'.~1CA 25, -19, 50, 29 quore GREf.'RDAnJJ20, 25, 5/?, "'1, 88 HEIRTZLf.'R .JA!'vffl,_· 25, 83 HOFI·MAN WIU, 25 HOWAJUJ RYAN 26. 58, 80, 83 HUTHMACKI·..R H£4 7HI.."R26. 8-1, 85 JOHNSON Jf.RFMIAH 26, 58. 6-1, 65, 79 KJLGORJ.;; PAT 22, 26, 19 quote LARSF.N.JOHN 26, 77, 89 u;WIS ROBBI/,_· 26, 71 Lf.WIS TRISHA 26, 7-1, 76, 92 LORENZINI SAM 26 LOJ T PETER 1-1, 21, 26, 58, 65, 79, 80 I.YALL f.RIK 26, -MAAG RACHAEI, 26, 88 MA('f;f.ROY SF:AN 26 MA UI.DIN 17M 26, 38 MCCARGAR TONY 26 MCDONALD KA YMA 26, 83, 8-1, 85, 87, 107 MCWIUJAMS KEVIN 2-1, 26, 90 MI. :~·SAMORE . .Jf._ROD 26, 90 ME\'Sfl. .R .JUS77N 9-1 MOORE HILARJE 3, 26, 6 7 , 68, 76 MORELLi Jl;,~'SICA ~6. 29, 92 MORJ..AN AMBF..'R 26, -19, 50, 68, 8-1, 87 MORRISON ADEN 26, 70, 71, 90 NATZKE JODIE 23, 26, 8-1, 19quote NEPTUNE JENNIF"'E'R 3, 26, 68, 89 NEWBY MARY 3, 26, 92 PHELPS WENDY 26, -18, -19, 50, 68, 76, 87, 92 POTTER CASEY 2-1, 27, 28, 58, 80 PRIOR KIZZI 27 RHODES CAR/. 27, 90 RO!Jf.RICK RIAN 20. 23, 27, 53, 8, 92 SAlAZAR JOUJ7A2 7 . 92 SANC'Hf.Z.JOIJ! 22. 27, 28, 96, 89 SCHO!.Z AUSHA 27, 29, 51, 8-1, 155 SHA/U? SAMANIHA 27 SHW./Z 7/M r. 65 SIR/OS J/1 1 27, 60, 61. 7-1, 7 5, 92, 7 6, 91 SISCO!'... .INU-l'vfY 27 SOWJ..1?. BOBBIJ. . 27, 60, 61, 8 7 S77;,PHENSON (1.AYJON 27, 5-1, 71, 77, 90 STf:WARJ) COURINJ.·y . 27. 76.159 S7/;'WARTJOt. .· 27 SJ'(JNt. . TRA ~ 1S 2 7 SUCA 70 lH!'..l?f.SA 27, 91 SU7HERIJN JR 27, 52, 53, 5-1, 65, 75, 7", 83 TATUM CHARUE 27 /AYLOR WH!SlY 27. -17, 50, 66, 8-1 77/J/UCK KRISTIN 27 TRABING AARON r ~'ALJ. .NCIA 7R.Ar?S 27,92 WALCOTTJOSHUA 22, 27 WAI.71'..R .JJ. .SSICA 27. -19, 50. 68, 8/ WEBB fMILY r. 29, 8-1 wtrJJt.;; scorr 21. 28, n ZWISI.!'..'R ROSS 2 7, 90 ClASS O:J '99' ADAMS DEN/Sf; 3-1 ALU'-N 1ERRA 3-1, 68, 76, 88, 92 ANDERSON Tf.D 33, 3-1, 89 ANDREWS CH/US 3-1 BAKAR JUSTIN 3-1 BALES ROBE"RT 3-1 BLACK ERIN 3-1, 52, 5-I, 76, 88, 92 BROWN NICOLE 3-1, 91 BURLEIGH ASHLEY 33, 3-1, 50, 76, -1, 87, 92 CHAVEZ £RIC 3-1, 65 CLOUDT ('ALf."'B 3-1 CRAMER MElANIE 32, 3-1, 91, 96 CROSSMAN JENEU.f; 3-1, 71. 91, 96 /JAUJSON LAURA 3-1, 615, 92 IJA 1'/S AMANDA 3-1 JJOl!GI.AS MNU. 'JJI!H . 3-1 /Jl IRAN CHAJU.J. . s 3-1 U'KJ•,'RIJ! liM 22, 3-1. 80, 81 t... IJWA/UJS .\'ARAH 31, 3-1, 71, 153. 85, 96 I·:l 'ANS NIKKI 33, 3-1, 159 1-/jUUS A/JAM 35, 91 FID.DS I·A 1TN 35, 8-1 FON!l. .NOIIJAl'IIJ "'/, 91 I·RJ._EMAN BRYCJ. . 35 NINIJ/NGSI.ANIJ IMILY 35, 9-1 GOlDMAN ANDRJ. . W 35, 58, 92 <i!U!.LOS MARSHA II 35 HANNA JOHN 35, 58. 6-1, 8-1, 158 HOMI. . R SHIANN 35, 51, 6", 68 HOOS CLIF 35 HOR ION SHAN1 . . 35, 58, 80, 151, 88 HUNTER .JF.NNIF'f.1? 35 /BD?G JACOB 35 JANUS BRF.N7 35 JONf.:~· RU7H 35, 50, 67, "'5, "6, 83, 86, 87, 90 KII.BANK MARY 35, 8-1, 155 LARSEN STF.:J 'E 35, 58, r, 8-1, 85 LASA fER JESSI:· 33, 35, 58, "5 Lf,'WJS USA 35 LUCERO HOLLY 22, 35, 8-1, 155 LUC/;,"RO MI:i.ANIE 35 UlNA AMY 35 LUTER HEIDI 33, 35, -18, 50, 76, 8"', 90, 92 MALOY JOHNETTf. 35, 68, 76, 92 MANZER GINNY 35, 38, 8-1, 85 McLAUGHUN RYA 23, 36, 58, 65, 80, 81, 8-1, 88, 89 MILLF.."R 17M 36, 71, 72 MONGER Kl'.NNE7H 33. 36, 37. 65, 77, 88, 90 MORALES 1'..1./SA 36 ND.SON BE 36, 58, "1, 81, 8-1, 85, 87, 88, 92 PARKERJOSHUA 36 PERCELL DA IE!. 36, 58, 92 PICCOLI MATT 36, 65 PORTER AMBER 36, 88, 92 POWELL PHILLIP 36 PIUANTO ROI.A D 33, 36, 89 PRIESTMICAH 32, 36, 39, 58 PIUTCHARIJ JESSICA 36, 3", 3 , 76, 7 . 8-1, 85. 88, 90 PYLE MO IKA 36, 8-1 RITCHIE BRJ:.ICKA 22, 31, 36, 8-1, 85 ROB/ ETTE MAUSSA 36 RODERICK BJ 36 �COHJ II.S lARA .JI. 68....5 ....(), 8.J f)(}NOHll/c. CAS/~'}· .J I. 8/ 1-!SCHU? DA ICA .Jl. ...,() ru~·~~· J~R ISAAC .Jl. 58. 80 ( iAR('JA XOCHI/1. .Jl. 68, 8-1. 85, 8.., SAMPJ.Ef) RYAN 36, 38, 65, 7 7 SA 'IJI~IU·O!W SA f)l 36, 92 SHONK CIA YTON 32, 36, 58, 77. 8-1, 85 S!vf!TH UBBY 36, 92 Sn"f BACHM~ .Jl~JU?Y 36, 39, 5N, 65 I'AU~NCIA IJAIJD 33. 36. 5N, ()5, 7 .... 88 I 'A 01~· Rl-_R(i BJ:[KY 3 7. 50, 68, 76, 8 7, 92 WASHIN<jJVN MARY 37 YOU GANGI 32, J7, 39, 76, 84, 90 ZW!SfJ-_R AlvfY J7. 38....6. ....... 8./, '5, 90 CLASS og '00' ABf.RNA IHY UJD//~· .JO, ..,7 A Dl~RS DUSIIN .JO A DREWS KA I HLEf; .JO. 92 BAKJ;;R KJ;;U .Y 30, .JO, 91, 92 BASSI~ ! f'SUMMlJ~ .JO. NN. 92 HH'K SARA .JO, 51, 68. 89, 90, 92 HITKr:R A CY .JO. 8.J BH'KIER ..\'ARA .JO, 76, 88 RI.ACK Hl--AU.JO. 81. N7 HLAKSTAD PORf!A .JO. 8"'. 92 HODIROGA HOLLY .JO. 75, 76 BONDS CHIUS!ll~· .JO, 51, 8 7, 92 BRIT11AN 11~· Y 23, .JI, 8 7, 92 BROUGHT() MORGAN .Jl, 89, 9-1, 9 7 CAPAI.HO .Jli.UAN .Jl, 81 CARI.SO .JO A THA 71. 87 CAJU.SO KEJU 38, .Jl, 8 7 CARRO DOUG .Jl, 87 CARIW/UGHJ JOAN A .Jl, 88 CASPER CHERI.Jl, 76, 87. 92 CHAMPLIN WJUJAM .J1 CHAP! HOU Y .JI, 88, 92 ( 'HA I 'f~Z AMY .J 1 CUMJJAMY .JI, 68 CUJUDT IY/U~I. .Jl ( iU?HI~R JJYJ 0 .J2 (/1 (Jl~RICH .IUS/JN .J2. 81, 8 .... 91 (i() ZAJ.r:S l?A(}Un. .J2 ( IOODWIN .JOJJY ./2, .J5 (i()S I~T .JD .J2. . ., I HA A CH'JJ lA .Jl. 51, () .... 68. 7{ 76, 8.J, 85, 8..., HARRMA HJ·; J~Ssl~Y .Jl. 92 H/01!) HI?A DO ' .J2, . ., I. 8..., HOR/0 SARAH .J2, 51. 66. 68. 76, 8.J, 85. 88, HO~VARIJ AARO .Jl.... I . ( I. 8.., HUM/SIVN J;;JU .Jl, 5.J, 88, 92 .JOHJ~s ADA!vt n. 5-1. 65 .JOH SO .Jf) .Jl, 58. 81 .IOH SO KIMHI~RI. Y .Jl. 65 JULIANO MICHI01L -12. 51. 92. 93 KE Nf.i )Y SAJ?AH .J2. 8.J KIMHAU. TONY n. 5.J, 65, 7-1. ....... 88, 90 KOHI.D?.S CHIMDT AIIL"f~· .J2, 68, ...6. 8 7, 90, 92 IANGfU-_' ]j_E/UN .JJ, 51, 76 I r:WJS .JOSH .JJ. .J5, 58 U)Pf.R A f'HAN .JJ, 92 UJW7HER CUN/'.J3 I UCU?O fA Cf-_· n . .J5, .J"'. 58, 71, 77 LUDWIG CJIAJ) .JJ, 77, 92 U !ZAR KRIS7Y .J3 MA<IILLMA IJY .JJ, 51, 76, 88, 92 MAR,S JESSICA .JJ, 68, 75, 76, 8.J MARSHA! L .JACK/I• .JJ. 58 MA 7HIS .JESS'!:: .J3 Mc:AIXANI~Y SCOt /'58 M/LU~R H/01/HI~R .J3, 51. 68, 7() MJLu~·R U01H .J3 MILLU~ PA rn .JJ. 89 MONGER JU7CH.JI~· .JJ, .J5. 5.J MOIU.A Kl su~· .J3, 51, 87, 89 OCHOA Gl A 23. .J3 OURGA /A CHJUS .J3 PAJUUSH REN/~1~ .JJ, 87 Pic. NJN<i/0 MA II .J.J Pf.RCU.L TOMMY .J.J, .J5, 58. 71. ...2. 9 PH!LUPS LFAH .J-1. 83, 88 PICKr:T KRISTOPHU~ .J-1. .J5 PORTJ-_'R LONI .J.J POrn;;R 17rFANY .J-1. 92, 95 !U~'NTJ~JUA DANNY .J-1. 81 RHOD/~S CHJUS .J.J RJCHARIJSON JAMr:S .J-1. 8 7 ROSI~ IAN 58 Rl/GGU~~s· CHAD .J.J SANCHr:Z MONICA .J.J SCHAAF ANDREW .J-1. 87 SI~D WI( 'K Sll·:P H f-_· .J.J SHAAR Hr:JDI .J.J SINClAIR TJ .J.J SIR/OS .JAMiE .J-1. 51. 76, 8 7, 88, 92 �SMI'lH JOD/1~· -1-1, 91. 92 S IU.JJ~ RA( 'fl/~1. -1-1 sn.;WARTMA 7T -1-1, -15 !!lOMAS .lf~NNA -1-1 IOIJEW 'HI NICK -1-1 IV RNER CASSA IJRA -1-1. 8~. 92 TUSSING Br. IHANY -15, 91, 92 I'AN ABBI·MA MAR/I~· -15, 76, 91 Wr:S7MORJ..1AND CHAR!.r,NI~· -15, 51. ~6. 90. 89 quote WIEBE BJUAN -15 WJUJAMS lACY -10. -15, 76, 88 WILSON JOJ J..NE -15. 92 WRAY .!I; IN·,R -15 �SENIO ·J~ TC) ~e I':, Tha_l1.{ to\'" \Jll \1 C 0L C \u_ ~~ T J~~ c1 ' M c. T Love, Mom and Sarar 0 c. M c. M B c. Steve, You have made us proud! As always. Love, Dad, Mom, and John Dedications 114 �1997 .... ..• .• ••. .•• 1l Jeb, Success is a journey, not a destination - enjoy your trip! We will always· love you best! Dad and Mom ••• ••• •. ..... .•.• •••. ... .. ~·····················~ • Dear Sarah, ~ We could not have ! custom ordered a more won- Jess, We have shared every tear, every smile, every win, every success, every loss with you. Now we are about to share you yourself with the rest of the world. We do this with pride and love, and we miss you already! Go Jess! Love, Mom and Dad. il ~ il ~ •. •. -=ierful daughter! Wherever you go, whatever you do, you know that our love goes with you.Love,Mom and Dad. • ic ! ..• ... ... •• •.. ... t ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••J • Matt, Never give up, Pook. The big one is still in there. We love you! Mom and Dad. Dedications 115. �Dearest Kacy, Wherever you go, whatever you do, we carry a part of you with us in the center of our hearts. Always remember .... Friendship is having a shoulder to lean on. You have our hearts forever. Mom and Dad **················~··········· ~ ··························~ Rubin, As parents, there is nothing more rewarding then to watch your child grow into a responsible , caring , adult. Contiue to pursue your dreams with those around you, and your life will be pleasurable and fulfilling . We love you very much! Love, Mom and Dad •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tegan, Take a bow, you deserve it. We love you, and are very proud of what you have accomplished . Congratulations on your success, and for never giving in no matter what the hardship was! Love, Mom, Dad, Tara, and Ashlyn �Kelly , Watching you grow into the wonderful young lady you have become, has been a joy for us to treasure. Your path has not always been easy, but your determination and curiosity have always seen you through . We are very proud of you and your successes. Believe in yourself, and believe in your dreams. God Bless You. Mom and Dad Jesse, Always remember .... You will never walk alone. We love you , and are so proud of you , CHA-CHA! Mom, Dad , and the Cummins Clan. Lloyd, We knew you could do it with all the hard work you did. We are very proud of you always working towards your goals in life. Remember who you are, and what you are. Life is tough, but remember this ... Winners always win, quitters always lose. Never quit in what you want to do, or succeed in doing. Work towards your goals in life. Love always, Mom and Dad �John, CONGRATULATIONS !!! We could not be more PROUD !! We love you ! Chris and Mom Kristy, From the time you were just tiny, we knew you were someone very special. You have become a very strong young woman and there is nothing you can not accomplish if you have the desire. We are so proud of you! Love, Dad and Mom Angela , From the time YOL fell out of your first treehouse, you have always proved to be ambitious and pursued your goals We expect nothing less throughout your years ahead . Keep up the great work and enthusiasm you have dem. onstrated so far! We love you lots, Mom, Rob,and your sisters. �.... ... .... ... ... .•... ..... ... ... .... .... " Craig , Oh, what a smile! We are so very proud of who you have become . You are so strong in what you believe and what you stand for. You are always there for anyone who needs a helping hand and an encouraging word . The smile on your face and the light in your eyes says so very much. Thank you for all the love you so willingly share and your faith that keeps us all going and that will get you where you want to go. Love, Mom, Dad, and Brad Theresa, May all your dreams come true . Mom and Dad • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Paloma: 1 Reach high, for stars lie Paloma: Se hace camino al andar.... hidden in your soul. Dream deep for every dream precedes the Caminante: No hay comino, Sino goal. We are so proud of you! estelas en Ia mar... Te queremos With all our love, Congratulations, mucho. Mami y Papi Paloma. Derlications 119 Mom, Dad, and Granddad ���Mandy Martin We arc so proud of you, we're about to bu t. You've exceeded all of our expectation and you are ju t about the perfect daughter. Now if we can just get you to clean you room ... Bayfield Chiropractic Dr. Daniel J. McClure chiropractic Certified chiropractic sports physician Extremity practitioner 1327 highway 160B P.O. box 738 Bayfield All our love, Mom and Dad (970)-884-2082 Bayfield Wolverines vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs vs vs. vs. SOROCO SHIPROCK DELTA WINDOW ROCK IGNACIO PAGOSA DEL NORTE CENTAUR! MONTE VISTA CLEAR CREEK RYE HOLYOKE MEEKER TOTAL 44 0 55 12 7 6 36 0 47 0 50 0 49 12 42 0 27 7 15 0 7 6 28 13 14 0 421 63 Congratulations! BAYFIELD IDGHSCHOOL FOR Taken Ca-re of Business [ Duh! Designs 970-884-1319 Graphic Arts & T -Shirts & ~J~~ (Bennett Gary & Connie Bennett �STAY AHEAD OF THE REST WITH GOSNEY AND SONS Hats Off to the Class of Thank you to all our Patrons and Advertisers 1997 o 1199 Main Avenue (970)247-5151 o City Market at Town Plaza BURNS www.bumsbank.com NATIONAL BANK _ ,.EMIIERFD c - 1997 �TATTOO STUDIO James (Shamus) Wharton 2143 Main Ave. Durango, CO 970-3R2-X421 LEWIS MERCANILE BILL STEWART ~ N FER 0 271 NO. MT. VIEW DR. BAYFIELD CO, 81122 PHON[:.-259- 66<J FAX 247-812 Megan Bacher How the angel~ 111 he a' en must have danced with ·oy on that preclllu~ t.ht. 'A hen God smiled & brought )llll tnll> lHtr \\ >rid~ It ha~ been a joy & privik g~ tl> ha\e bL-.· n <t part of your mett.tm.>rp.,l>'>i~ t"wm a heutifultiny wrinkled "Cind; Lnu Who " to a heuliful strong, talented, detennin ·d. & hu~y; >ung woman. Alway~ remember that wll~rL'\ , r )llll are, you're never alone because God ne\ er leaves us or forsakes u & that\ tth him all d1ings are possible. May you al\\ a;" . . hare yolll wonderfu l 1est for life, courage & t.kterminauun with thoser around you, & ner er slup singing 1 Lm e & TlH>dle · Dad. Mnm & Your Lovely Brothers 884-4376 �Local Presence, Global Power. Local Presence, Global power. Local Presence, Global power. CWT Discovery Travel 1101 Main Ave. phone 970-259-2900 fax 970-259-2908 TO THE CLASS OF NINTY SEVEN Centnnial Savings Bank 1101 East 2nd Ave. Durango, CO 81302-1590 phone# 247-4l83 Fax# 970-247-0224 contact Laura F. 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Mill St. Bayfield, Colo 81122 Sharon Hunter 884-2282 �Time To Move On 13 Years ofNothing But Fun? Well ! 1997 comes to an end and so does my tenure as Yearbook Advisor. Thirteen years ago I took on the yearbook only after protesting strenuously. I simply was not given a choice. My protest was sound and clear. I had as it was no experience or training. My only area of experience or expertise was in photography but even those skills needed refinement. I had no idea of what a layout was. My business and organizational skills were areas I had never needed to work on. I simply had no need. Despite my protests I was given the job. I felt it was the "Kiss of Death". I got through that year with the help of a great editor,Tere Goldsberry , and proceeded to make some changes in the years to come. Not all administrators and principals were as supportive as the current ones in fact most of them didn' t even care. This compounded my frustration but I trudged forth. What did I accomplish? What guided me? I found a philosophy of what a yearbook should be and although many of the changes were met with opposition and some of the direction was unpopular I have always felt the changes were good, even necessary. The yearbook is after all NOT an autograph book. I do not create a book so it can be SIGNED! It is more than that. In fact I don' t care much for the things I see written in yearbooks. They are often offensive and vulgar. I hope what I have accomplished is the presentation of history, dreams, memories and fact. The yearbook I strived to produce was one with substance. One with a message. One that said something about WHO WE ARE and WHAT WE STAND FOR! I feel I have been successful for the most part. My books had style or at least "a style ". I know there were things we could have done better but I can rest easy knowing in my heart that I fought the fight. Isn't that what life is all about? Fighting the fight. Being valiant, persevering, displaying loyalty, exhibiting honesty, standing for charity, expressing love, all of these things were part of what we did. When did it change for me? I suppose it was when I felt violated by the vandalism to last year's book. That took a lot out of me. I cared so much about my labors that it hurt a lot to see someone violate them. All in all, however, the past thirteen years were great . The yearbook was an important part of my life. I will miss it . I will concentrate my efforts in other areas now but I will always have .fond memories of "The Wolverine". I will miss the close relationships and friendships that grew out of that labor. Thanks to you all and the yearbook staff of '97, Kayma McDonald, Editor; Tegan Corlies; Kacy Conner; Angela Natzke; Rubin Crossman; Alisha Scholz; Emily Webb; Sarah Edwards; Ben Ford; Ashley Burleigh; Ginny Manzer; Shawn Smith; Aaron Chamblee; Lloyd Lucero; Sean McElroy; James Richardson; Danny Renteria; Charlene Westmoreland; and others. They have created a book to be cherished. ENJOY!! THE END? (Special Thanks to Jostens and Mr Jim Ewing for all their support) · . �ORLD BEAr·· NATI ONAL __, W 0 RLD ENTERTAINMENT �WORL K ng Husse n of J ordan (nght] VISits the West Bark of the Jordan RNer 1n October to show support for the Palestlman-lsraeu peace talks and the establishment of an Independent Palestinian state It 1s Husse1n's first VISit s1nce Jordan lost the temtory to lsrael 1n the 1 96 7 Aratr flash In November a h11acked Ettuop1an a1rhner crashes after runn1ng out of fuel The crash occurs near a resort beach 1n the Comoros Islands 1n the lndiBn Ocean At least 123 of the 175 people on board d1e, 1nclud1ng the h11ackers After 36 years, Central Amenca's longest ciVIl war ends when Indian rebels and military leftists SJgn a truce 1n Guatemala Israeli War chaiiTTl8ll of the country's new three-person preSidency 1n September The election IS held 1n accordance With prcMs1ons of the U S -brokered Dayton peace agreement. RussiBn Bntl h Telocommumcabons grees to purchase MCI Commumcabons for u to $21 billion 1n November The deal 1s the b1ggest fore1gn purchase of a U.S. company ever concluded. A U .N .-negobated treaty banmng chem1cal weapons worldwide IS set to take effect 1n the spnng. The treaty proh1bits the development, production, stockp1hng or use of chem1cal weapons, and calls for the destruction of ex1Sbng supplieS The treaty IS Signed by 160 nabon , mclud1ng the U 5 . President Bans Yeltstn Wins reelection 1n July. despite pers1stent health problems After successful heart surgery 1n November he returns to work The Miss World beauty pageant, held 1n Bangalore. lnd1a 1n November, ra1ses a storm of A p1pe bomb explodes 1n protests, some VIOlent. 1nclud1ng one Centenn1al Otymp1c Park after the first day of competition at the by a group threaten1ng to stage a mass su1c1de dunng the pageant's Summer Olynnp1cs 1n Atlanta Flags fly telecast. A new Miss World 1s crowned at half-mast to mourn the 1 person Without 1nc1dent. k1lled and more than 100 1n1ured Pope John Paul II undergoes surgery for an Inflamed append1x 1n October His ch1ef surgeon , Dr. Francesco Crucltb. announces that the 78-year-<>ld leader of the Roman Catholic Church 1s flree flrom "preVIously undiscovered ser1ous a1lments ." �In a group so arge rt rould be tracked by satellrte hundreds of thousands of refugees abandon camps rn Za1re 1n November and beg n a tourney home to Rwanda whrct> thf'Y f'lad fled to escape a CMI war Oosrng of the camps forces the refugees to flee Mass graves conta n1ng the bod1es of Mushms a legedly murdered by Serbs 1r 1992 dunng the Bosn1an rMI war are excavated 1n Bosn1a-Herzegovrna thror..ghou the year as a shaKy peace '1egot.ated 1n 1995 contrnues ':::>- AntrAmencan Sa teiTOI'IStS are blamed for a tru k bomb that lo s 19 U S serviCe people on June 25 1n Dhahran Saud1 Arabra Mourners gneve at a memonal sei'VIce held 1n Khobar, Saud1 Arab1a More than 300 Tuts1 refugees 1n the Afncan country of Burundi are sla1n by Hutus a nval ethn1c. group The covered bodres mostly women and ch11dren IlluStrate the ferocrty of the confl1ct Alone gunman lolls 16 k1ndergartrners, the1r teacher. and then h1msel at a Dunblane Scotland schoo11r March 1996 A month after the tragedy. offiCials tear down the school gymnas1um 1n which the shootrngs occunred lsraeh nght-wrng leader Ben1am1n Netanyahu wrns the May 1996 electron for Pnme M1n1ster. defeating Pnme M1nrster Sh1mon Peres. whom many lsraehs th1nk IS mak1ng too many concessions to Israel s Arab ne1ghbors �ATIO AL 81nt1 Jua a gonlla at Ch1cago·s Brookfteld Zoo. becomes a hero when she rescues a 3-year-old boy knocked unconsctous after falhng 18 feet 1ntD the ape enclosure. The boy suffers bra1n contusions but soon recovers flash z 0 1~ The U.S Army ISsues stnct new poheteS for dnll Instructors and female tra1nees. as hundreds of compla1nts of sexual harassment are revealed 1n November. Dnll Instructors are now requ1red to leave their doors open if a female is 1nstde, and women must travel 1n pa1rs. Madele1ne Albnght 1s nomtnated for Secretary of State by PreSident 01nton on December 5 Confumed 1n office 1n January 1997, Albnght IS the first INOI118n tD head the State Department. ........... t - - - z After thousands of veterans compla1n of Illnesses s1nce the 1991 Pers~an Gulf War, the Pentagon warns they may have been exposed to chemical INeBpons. The Pentagon reveals that up to two tons of sann nerve gas may have been released Soc-year-old beauty pageant queen JonBenet Ramsey 1s found murdered 1n the basement of her parents' Colorado home the day after Christmas. Her death ra1ses a nationWide awareness of controversial youth beauty pageants. Speaker of the House Newt G1ngnch [R-Georg1a) 1s fined $300,000 1n a bt-parttsan vote after the House Eth1cs Committee's year-long Investigation into alleged finane~al1mpropneties . r:::J... _....,l One of the Seven-year-old p1lot Jesstca ~ Dubroff IS kJIIed when her Cessna a1rplane crashes shortly after take-off 1n bad weather from the Dleyenne. Wyom1ng a1rport "T longest armed Her f!ytng Instructor and her father, the plane's two passengers. are also killed 1n the Apnl 1996 crash members of an antigovernment group calhng Itself the Freemen The 81-day s1ege ends peacefully 1n June. Theodore Kaczynski, alleged tD be the ·unabomber," who killed 3 people and wounded more than 20 others W1th ma1l bombs s1nce 1978, IS arrested 1n Montana 1n Apnl 1996. Information provtded by Kaczynski's brother leads tD the arrest. stand-offs 1n U.S h1story occurs outstde Jordan, Montana between the FBI and On August 11 , a boater rescues 1(}year-old Taylor Touchstone from the snake- and alhgatDrtnfested waters of a Ronda swamp 14 mtles away from where he dtsappeared August 7 Although exhausted and badly scratched. the auttsttc boy recovers fully �W1lham Jefferson O•nton defeats Republican Bob Dole and Independent H Ross Perot to become the 42nd pres•dent of the U S and the last pres•dent of the 2Ckh centur-t 01nton IS the first Democrat s1nce Frank.l1n Rooseve to be reelected to a second term A CMIIUf't finds former footba I star 0 J Simpson hable for the June 12 1994 wrongful deaths of hiS ex-wefe N•cole Brown Simpson and her fnend, Ronald Goldman In a unan1mous verd•ct the JUf't awards $8 5 mdl1on 1n cofTlpensator-t damages to Goldman's parents The Brown and Goldman fam•l•es are each awarded $12. 5 mlhon 1n punitiVe damages ,.J,_ admits four women 1nclud ng Petra Loventlnska ( eft) and Jeame Montavlos Mantel/los and another female cadet later Topsa•l Beach. a town on an •sland off the coast of North Carolina. 1s one of many Eastern locations h1t hard by Humcane Bertha drop out, cibng harassment and "sad•Stlc" hazing 1n July Six powerful humcanes all With Winds over 11 0 mdes per hour, made 1996 a near-record year domg $3 5 bdhon 1n damage n the U S NationWide ~ forest fires blacken more than twice the acreage lost to fires 1n an average year Cahfom•a. Montana and Oregon are particularly hard hit ,.J,_ All110 people aboard a ~ ValuJet !JC.9 are killed 1n May 1996 when a lire brea s out •n the caryo hold. The plane, en route from Mlam1 to Atlanta crashes and d•sappears almost completely •nto the Flonda Everglades. mak1ng It d1ff1cult for workers to retneve wreckage NATIONAL �CIENOE Amencan astroraut Shannon LuCid (nght) spends 188 days 1n space. break1ng Amencan space endurance records after )01n1ng the crew of the Russ1an space station M.r ash u z w - u Vl A 9,300-year-old skeleton discovered 1n July near R1chland, Wash1ngton IS the oldest and most 1ntact set of human bones ever d1scovercd 1n North Amenca Research IS suspended, however, as the tnbes from the Native Amencan grounds where It IS found cla1m the skeleton as an ancestor and want the bones buncd Trauma Seal. a new med1cal adhCSNe that IS appbcd hke a hp-balm stick, IS 1n chn1cal tnals at 1 0 hospttals and health care InStitutions natiOnWide. The biodegradable dhi!SM! could ehrrunatc stitches and return IIISitS. New York Pohce Department camncs begtn weanng threepound, Infrared cameras, scoUting out potentially dangerous areas before pohce officers enter the scene. Handlers are devcloptng bullet-proof vests for the dogs to wear A new category of ammal IS discovered 1n the fonn of bactena that hve on the tips of lobsters Symbion pandora, wh1ch hves on food scraps from lobster hps, IS called "the zoolog1cal htghhght of the decade • Vodeogame g1ant N1ntendo releases 1ts long-awaited N1ntendo 64 a new hardware system that draws players 1nto the game and moves three times faster than any ex1st1ng system _L The Mars "T Surveyor Tro ey named So1oumer. IS camed on-board _.l An exped1t1on to ra se the ~ Tltamc, the legendary Mars Pathfinder, an unmanned spacecraft launched 1n December So1oumer a free-roVIng "unsinkable" ocean l1ner that sank on Its ma1den voyage 1n 1912 from 1ts North Atlantic grave more than two m•les deep. ends •n fa1lure 1n August due to rough seas probe the s•ze of a child's wagon, Wlll photograph the Marttan surface and determ1ne the composition of rocks on Mars Satell1te dishes become one of In August. sc1ent1sts d1scover eVIdence of bactena~1 e llfe on a meteonte found 1n 1984 and bel1eved to be part of the crust of Mars 4 5 bdl on years ago It 1s the f1rst poss1ble proof that hfe IS not un1que to Earth the year's hottest-selhng electronic consumer products CNvners find the saVIngs of not paYing for cable se~ces cover the cost Wlth1n a few months �Cahfom,as Monterey Bay Aquanum opens a new Wing 1n March 1996 The m111ion-gallon 1ndoor ocean showcases the manne hfe of the outer reaches of Monterey Bay. 5 to 60 m1les offshore _d_ An oxygen bar 1n ~ Toronto Canada allows patrons to pay $16 to spend 20 m1nutes breath ng pure oxygen The owners of the 0; Spa Bar cla1m the treatment IS a healthy way to reti1VIQCliClte the body and offer fruit' flavors· The Hubble Space Telescope captures 'lew trnages of quasars the umverse s most powerful and baffltng phenomena Prev10usly thought only to exts 1 collid1ng galax,es new pictures 1nd1cate quasars can also ex1st 1n und1sturbed galax,es-caus ng astronomers to reVISit the r theones The Sm1thson1an Institution celebrates the 150th anmversary of ItS found1ng With a nationWide tour of pnze exh1b1ts 1nclud1ng th1s stovepipe hat wom by Abraham L1ncoln to liven up the expenence ·,,, Paleoanthropologtst Mary Leakey shown w1th husband Lou1s Leakey 'n a 1959 photograph, d1es 1n December o,scovenes by the Leakeys throughout the1r careers are some of the most tmportant 1n paleoanthropo1og1cal h1story Her greatest d1scovery was a trail of 3 7 -mllliort-yearold footpnnts. wh1ch proved that s �ACES "The Late Show" host Oa\lld Letterman [nght]. who had been h1nt1ng at retirement. re-s1gns h1s contract W1th CBS, keep1ng h1m at "The Late Show" through 2002 flash Former NFL comm1ss1oner Pete Rozelle d1es on December 6. Rozelle 1s credited With transforming professional football 1nto Amenca's top spectator sport. and With 1nvent1ng the Super Bowl. Mother Teresa, 1979 Nobel Peace Pnze Winner, suffers a heart attack 1n late December It IS the 86-year-<Jid l.L I---- Basketball megastar M1chael Jordan launches h1s own cologne: M1chael Jordan Cologne. Demand for the fragrance 1s so h1gh that manufacturer B11an Fragrances limits sales to 12 bottles per customer. The ever-present C1ndy Crawford releases a book on applying make-up. BaSic Face enJoys a long run on the best-seller lists. _d.. Reg1s Phlib1n "T appears w1th host Ros1e O'Donnell on In April 1996. Singer ABC's "The ROSie Michael Jackson 1s seen O'Donnell Show • The escorting a woman later Identified as Debb1e Rowe, an employee of talk show. wh1ch Jackson's plastic surgeon In ga1ns qUick populanty November Jackson announces and respect. prem1eres 1n 1996. that he and Rowe are mamed and that she 1s carrytng h1s ch1ld The National Women's Hall of Fame opens 1n Seneca Falls, New York. Inducting 11 women, 1nclud1ng author loUisa May Alcott, and Dveta Culp Hobby, the nation's first female colonel. Mus1c megastar Madonna giVes b1rth to Lourdes Mana Dccone Leon , a &pound , 9--ounce g1rl, on October 14 Madonna's b1g year continues when she W1ns a Golden Globe for her role 1n Andrew Lloyd Archb1shop of Ch1cago, Cardtnal Joseph Bernard1n d1es of pancreatic cancer 1n November. Bernardin was known for be1ng a reconciler 1n churches torn between tradition and modern cuiWre, as well as for speak1ng out aga'nst physiciBnasslsted su1c1da Webber's on-screen rendition of the mus1cal Evrta In October, TV talk-show host Jenny Jones teStifies dunng the Mtch1gan murder tnal of Jonathan Schmitz. Schm1tz was accused of killing Scott Amedure, who revealed romantic feelings for Schmitz dunng a March 1995 tap1ng of a "Jenny Jones Show.· ~ "' ~.......................................................~ ! �In a small secret ceremony or> an ISland off the coast of Georg1a, John F Kennedy Jr mames Carolyn Bessette, a Calvin Klmn publiCISt, 1r September Kennedy. who dated Bessette for two years had long been cons1dered one of the world's most ehg1ble bachelors New York Yan ees fan Jeffrey Ma1er 1nterferes With a fly ball dunng game one of the Amencan League Champ1onsh1p Senes on October 9 The hrt IS ruled a Slephane home run. tying the game 4 to 4 1r the e1ghth 1nmng and making Ma1er New Yorks hero for a day 4CXXJ Items owned by f FII'St Lady Jacq lyn Ke nedy Onass1s a d President John F Kennedy are aucuoned off 1n April 1996 1nclud ng a necklace of s mu ated pearls shown 1n this 1962 photograph The fake pearls. valued at $5CXJ to $700 sell for $211,5CD, bnng1ng the aucuon total to $34.5 mdlion. Veteran comed1an George Bums d1es 1n March 1996. 1ust weeks after reach1ng the age of 1 00 The legendary Bums won an Oscar. an Emrny and a Gramrny Award 1n an llustnous career datmg back to vaudeville As a stand aga1nst the 1nvas1on of h1s pnvacy. George Clooney. star of NBC's "ER. boycotts Paramount's Enterta nment Ton1gh • after rts s1ster show Hard Copy" runs unauthonzed footage of the actors pnvate hfe UfiNOfUI Crty kom Slioollll!l SUI FACES �Patnck Srewart [left) and Brent Sprner (nght) star rn BER1 DI~ PRINOPl£ Star Trek Ftrst Contact. IHE flash - Tom Cru1sc stars 1n Jerry Mogwre a romantic comedy about a sports agent who deCides to change h1s shallow ways, and spends the rest of the mOVIe trying to rega1n hJS success It 1s a breakthrough role for Cru1se, who IS normally dep1cted as a cocky Winner To honor the 20th nnii/CI'Sllry of Its release, producer George Lucas 1ssucs a "remade" Star Wars With new scenes, computenzed speCial effects and soupecklp ammatlon. Lucas' grnnd plan calls for a mne-film cycle, 1nclud1ng prequels Scott Adams Otlbert. the com1c stnp about offlce pohtlcs captures the nation ·s 1mag1nat1on In book form. The Dibert PnllCiple becomes a ..,d.. Academy Award- ~ Wlnmng actor Tom Hanks' first effort A a directing receMeS Actors Winona Ryder and ~ Dante! Day-leWis star tn The Croctble wh1ch opens 1n December The screen adaptlon of Arthur Miller's famous play about the mOVIe about the mereonc nse and fall of Salem w1tch tnals 1s wntten by Arthur Miller himself a 1960s rock band opens rn October Enghsh actor/director Kenneth Branagh plays Hamlet 1n ht star studded remake of Shakespeare's claSSic Despite runmng four hours th mOVIe ts a cnttcal and box-office success NBC s Thursday mght drama ER" features televtSton's f1rst HIV poSitive prom1nent character Jcame Boulet, a phyStctan's aSSIStBnt played by Glona Reuben, ts rclattvcly open about her condition and helps confront the stigma of AIDS a mOVIe featunng characters from the TV show "Star Trek The Next Generation crittcal pra1se when That Thtng You Do'. a Model Brooke Sh1elds [cenrer) moves to t1ei8VIs1on 1n NBC's "Suddenly Susan," a slt~om prem1enng 1n Septlember Sh1elds plays a column1st opposrtle magazrne editOr Judd Nelson (far nght) Sherry Stnngheld, Or Susan LeWis on NBC's "ER." leaves the show at the peak of her character's populanty In her frnal eprsode when Or Mark Greene, played by Anthony Edwards, declares hrs love for Susan, the show garners ItS hrghest ratings ever novel and moVIe The new book promrscs to generatle JUSt as much hype with a moVIe already ,,... the works �ExplosiVe spec1al effects nvet aud ences to the r seats as they watch Independence Day one of summers blockbuster mOVIes TorP Cru e stars Mlss1011 lmposs ble based on the 1960s and 70s te18VISIOn senes of the sal"''e name Despite cnbCa put-downs the mOVIe IS a huge box-office htt. ..J.._ Bugs Bunny and Ch1cago Bulls basketball star Michael Jordan share top b1 rg n Space Jam a parua ty an mated feature h m that opens n ~ate November John Lithgow [front nght] earns both an Emmy and a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor 1n a Comedy Senes 1n NBCs 3rd Roc FroiT' the Sun a Slt-aJm about a tam ty of ol ens IMng 1n contemporary Amenca Actors Brad Pitt (left] and ~ Jason Pat:nc star 1n Sleepers. a f1lm about four men and the1r extraordinary scheme to revenge the abuse they expenenced as boys. The controvers1al mOVIe also stars DustJn Hoffman. Robert De N1ro and Kev~n Bacon Al"''enca s favor1te Slt-corr father B1ll Cosby enroys the success of h1s new CBS show. "Cosby • In January 1997 however, tragedy stnkes as Cosby's son Enn1s 1s killed 1n Los Angeles 1n an apparent random robbery Stars B1ll Paxton and Helen Hunt ftee a tornado of awesome proporuons 1n Twtster, another summer blockbuster, wh1ch tells the story of storm chasers h1ghty devoted to studymg the 1nner work1ngs of tornadoes ENTERTAI �MUSIC Bntlsh pop superstars uam [left] and Noel Gallagher cancel the rema,nder of a U S concert tour 1n September amd rumors that their band, Das1s, 1s break1ng up DerJYing the reports. the brothers announce they wtl release a 'lew album 1n the summer of 1997 fl sh - Folk and blues Orbst Tracy Chapman returns to the scene 1n 1996 W1th the Single "GIVe Me One Reason " Chapman recrnves fNC Grammy nom1nat1ons 1n January 1997 ~ The Beatles' Anthology 3. ~the th1rd and f1nal album from the reunited rema1n1ng members of the band, 1s released 1n November FollOWing the example of the1r two preVIous antholog1es. Anthology 3 sells 1n record numbers The arbst formerly known as Pnncc releases EmanctpBtlon, a threehour, thre!H::O album, 1n honor of h1s release from h1s Wamer Bros record1ng contract. GUitanst Slash of Guns N' Roses forms h1s own band H1s new group Slash's Blues Ball, IS a Six-man blues band grounded 1n the bluesbased hard rock of the 1970s. Bu h a Bntlsr rock group With an ArPencan "gn._nge sound tours the U S to promote the1r album Sixteen Stone They release aneth r dlart-toppmg album, Razorblade Sun:case 1n the wtnter _d._ Kiss bass gultanst Gene ~ Simmons stnkes a fam11iar pose as the band kicks off a reun1on tour With a June 28 concert 1n Detroit The tour marks the first time the ong1nal members of the band perform together s1nce 1979 Rocker Sheryl Crow JOins the ranks of muSICians who have had the1r albums banned from Wai-Mart.. The retail giBnt obJCcts to a lync allegmg that k1ds kill each other with guns they obta1ned from the store Heavy metal band Metallica IS the headlin1ng act for the summer concert Lollapalooza, traditionally an altematNe-rock show MeFJihca rema1ns h1ghprof1le wtnn1ng an MTV award for Canad1an pop artist Celine D1on tops the charts 1n 1996 With the album Fal/mg Into You, whiCh sells more than 16 m1lhon cop1es worldwide After 1D years of separation, members of the band Van Halen are reunited With the1r former lead s1nger. DaVId Lee Roth [nght]. at the MTV Video Mus1c Awards 1n September Roth later clams he thought he was reJOining the band. who chose a d1fferent lead s1nger the years Best Hard Rock Video 1n September �No Doubt, fronted by lead s1nger Gwen Stefan1, releases Trag1c Kmqdom. wh1ch 1ncludes such chart-toppers as ·Just a Grl • 'Sp1derwebs and 'Don't Speak Countmg Crows second alhurT' Recovermg the Satefi11:8S, s released 1n October The long aw<uted follow-up to 1993's August and Everythmg After debuts at number one on the charts George Strait 1s honored by the Country Mus1c Assoc1at1on n October With three maJor awardsSingle of the Year for "Check Yes or No • AlburT' of the Year for Dear Blue Sky. and Male Vocal1st of the Year The hit s1ngle "Where It's At" Beck album Odefay. whiCh IS released to popular and cntlcal accla'm Spm magaz1ne awards Beck Artist of the Year Ton' Braxton s second album, Secrets, IS released 1n summer 1996 Braxton Wins R&B Single of the Year for "Let It Flow" at the Billboard Mus1c Awards 1n the fall 1s often compared to country mus1c legend Patsy Cline Alams Monssette's Jagged Little P1fl re1gns the charts, becom1ng the all-time to~lllng album by a female artist Monssette also dom1nates the 1996 Grammys by W1nn1ng four awards, 1nclud,ng Best Album The mUSIC world IS stunned In September by the death of rapper Tupac Shakur, k1lled 1n a dnve-by shooting 1n Las Vegas SpeculatiOns as to the killers moove abound but the year ends With no answers and no arrests �The New Yorf.: Yankees wen the l/\lorld Senes, beat.ng the AtJanta Braves 1n a fouriJame sweep after lOSing the f1rst two games It 1s the first senes btle for the Yankees s1nce 197B flas T nms pro P te Sampras wms th etghth grandslam tit! of h1s career at the U S Open m September. Stcffi Graf wms the U S Open Women's title, beating Momca Seles Pro boxer M1ke Tyson loses h1s Heavywe1ght Champ1on of the World btle to Evander Holyf1eld m a November match Holyf1eld, a form r ~m world champ1on, recla1ms h1s title 1n the surpnse wm. Ch1cago Bulls star Oenms Rodman furthers hiS controverstal reputation by k1ckmg a photographer 1n the gro1n dunng a game aga1nst the M1nnesota T1mberwolves 1n January 1997 Rodman 1s suspended for up to 11 games Without pay, costmg h1m more than $1 mllhon, m addition to a $25,000 fme to the NBA a well as a reported $200,000 settlement with the photographer Baltimore Onoles second baseman Roberto Alomar IS suspended for five games, deferred to the 1997 season, when he spits on an ump1re dunng a h ated argument over a questionable call 1n the Nabonal League play-offs Controversy ensues over the lemency of the pumshment Team USA w1ns the World Cup of Hockey. beatmg Canada 5-2 1n the final E1ght teams from Canada. Europe and the U S partJc1pate 1n the World Cup, wh•ch replaced the Canada Cup ~ Paul MolitOr of the M1nnesota Twens becomes the 21st player 1n maJor league h1story to reach 3 CXXJ career hitS The milestone IS reached 1n September. when M ohtor tr1ples Twenty-year-old golfing ~ phenom Eldnck 'Tiger" W oods turns pro 1n August. making the transition from exceptional amateur golfer to welt-endorsed professiOnal. 1nclud1ng a deal With N1ke worth an estimated $40 m1lhon aga1nst Kansas Oty Royals rook1e pitcher Jose Rosado Race car driVer Terry Labonte wens NASCAR's W1nston Cup champ1onshlp With a total of 4 ,657 po1nts after fin1shlng fifth 1n the final race. the Napa 5CXJ. at the Atlanta Motor Speedway Led by quarterback Brett Favre. the Green Bay Packers beat the New England Patnots 35-21 1n Super Bowt XXXI at the Lou1s1ana Superdome. It 1s the Packers· first Super Bowl s1nce 1 96B �TheUS womens gymnasucs team ta es the gold at the SuMmer OlyMpocs Kem Strug second from .,ght os the heroone of the compet.At:Jon land•ng her f•nal vault desp1te a d•slocated left ankle US swommer Amy Var Dyl<en wons the women's 1CD-meter butterfly event at the Otympoc Games with a tAme of 59 13 seconds Van [}y'ken wons a total of four golds The Ch1cago Bulls won theor fourth NBA champoonshop 1n sox years as they defea the Seattle SuperSon1cs n game s1x of the NBA Apnl 1996 IT'arks the 1c:nr nmrong of the Boston Marathon More than 38.cx:D contenders partiCipate _J__ "'Jif"" Dolan captures another Jean Dnscoll (front rogrt) of the U S takes the s1lver 1n the gold for the U S as he w1ns the 400meter 1ndMdual medley on July 21 Dolan wons w1th a women s 800meter wheelchair race a demonstraoon sport at the Summer OlyMpocs Dnscoll seven-ume worner bmeof414 90 of the Boston Marathon retires a the end o 1996. after settong severe world records durong her career Olympoc swommer Tom Basketball star Shaquol e 0 Neal JUmps from the Orlando Mag1c to the Los Angeles La ·ers or July The deal •s the nchest on NBA 1'>1story paYing 0 Neal $120 Ml on over 7 years Minnesota Twons star centerfielder Korby Puckett announces h1s retirement from baseball 1n July A seroous eye ailment forces Puckett to g•ve up the game, but he manages to ma1nta1n h1s upbeat atbtUde at press conferences and 1ntervoews �flash 1Vl w LL. - Help1ng consumers m 1nta1n pnvacy, marketers promote home AIDS tests. Consumers draw the1r own blood and then end It away to be tested confidentially Advancmg technology means more options on telephones. 1nclud1ng Caller 10, wh1ch becomes more common than ever 1n 1996 The d1splay unit allows people to see the name and number of the1r caller before even answenng the phone. Authors Ellen Fe1n and Sherne Schneider release The Rules, a controversial manual teachmg women strateg1es for getting a man to propose marnage. While the book draws cnbc1sm from both sexes, It 1s a best-seller A ''Sesame Street" stuffed toy causes pan1c among holiday shoppers. Tickle Me Elmo sells out 1n stores nationWide, and has shoppers fighting over scarce 1nventory and paYing hundreds of times the toy's value . A The My TWinn Doll Company ~ offers 1ndMdually crafted concept-bottled water With caffeine' One bottle of the uncarbonated water conta1ns as much caffe1ne as one cup of coffee. one for the doll and one for the owner The US. Postal SeJVlce 1ssues stamps commemorating Hanukkah, the first non Chnstian rehg1ous holiday ever featured on a stamp. Casual Fndays become more and more Widespread 1n Amencan work culture. Bus1nesses allow employees who normally dress in profesSional cloth1ng at work to wear more comfortable, casual clothmg on Fndays. The beverage 1ndustry Introduces a new dolls that replicate. from a photo. the eye color, ha1r and fac1al features of a IMng gwi. Each doll comes With two match1ng outfits. 01sney·s Na1l pol1sh colors get darker and funkier Deep browns and blues are popular forms of express1on and style 101 Oalmat:Jans 1nsp1res an avalanche of promotional merchand1se, fllhng stores With spotted toys. backpacks. games and other odds and ends WORLD BOOK N ����� 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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