Bayfield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Bayfield, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

'ZiSolv Utte 960 ‘Sacf ieCcC ScAooC 'Sat ieCcC. (?oC vttuta We, the staff, dedicate this yearbook to the Class of 1960. Many classes have come into this building from the eighth grade, stayed four years, and then graduated. Many students have heard the ring of voices and the clatter of type- writers, have felt the joys and sorrows of highschool life in this build- ing. These are no more; they are echoes fading slowly but surely into the past. The Class of 1960 is the last class to pass through the doors of this building as it is now. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. E. R. Beaty SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Fred Sower Chris Kugle Hal worth Tanner Martin Safley (Jim Sitton) ARCHITECT Mr. Ken White SECRETARY Mrs. Ruth Beaty JOHN FERRICK Social Studies Drivers Training Physical Education Student Council Sponsor Freshman Sponsor LAVEN1A McCOY Spanish Mathematics English Secretary Sophomore Sponsor ALTA PARKS English Journalism Speech and Drama Wolverine Sponsor Purple and Gold Sponsor Junior Sponsor LESTER STARBUCK Commercial Physical Education B Club Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor NATHAN CARR Mathematics Social Studies Science Photo Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor GUY BOND Science Agriculture Mechanical Drawing Junior Sponsor JANICE JAMES Remedial Reading Librarian Physical Education Pep Club Sponsor Senior Sponsor JOHN VANCE Vocal Band Senior Sponsor . Senior Class President GENE BERRY Far be it from me to argue, but - Class President 2-4; Vice-Pres- ident 3; SCR 3; Fine Arts 1-2; B Club 3-4; Football 3-4; Play 3,4. JANET SOWER Whose bright face casts a thousand beams upon me, like the sun. Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 2, Re- porter 1; SC Secretary 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Reporter 1; P G 1,-2-3-4, Business Manager 3, Secretary-Treasurer; Wolverine 1-2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Play 3-4. Secretary-Treasurer Miss Wolverine Valedictorian HAZEL ANN McCOY The marble index of a mind forever Voyaging through strange seas of thought, alone. DSCVP 4; SC 4; Class Secretary 1, Reporter 2; Fine Arts 4; Pep Club 1 -2-3-4; P G 1 -2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Wolverine 1-2-4; Play 3-4. TOMMY BEUTEN He likes to work with figures (mathematical). Class Vice-President 4, Presi- dent 1; SCR 1-4; Football 1-2- 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Base- ball 2-3-4; Wolverine 3-4; B Club 2-3-4; Play 3-4. Mr. Wolverine Vice-President ROBERTA LIPPERT The world looks easy to con- quer from a height. Class Treasurer 3; SCR 2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4; P G 1-2- 3-4; Play 3-4. BILL NEWTON It's a great life if you know how to live it. B Club 2-3-4; Football 2-3- 4; Basketball 4; Play 3-4. WAYNE KINGSLEY Propriety of manners and con- sideration of others are the two main characteristics of a gen- tleman. SCR 2-4; B Club 2-3-4, President 3; Football 4; Base- ball 3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Wolverine 3-4; Fine Arts 1-2; Play 3-4; Prom King. MARDELLA SOWER A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Class President 3, Secretary 1- 2; Pep Club 1-2-3; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Chorus 1; Fine Arts 1; P G 1-2-3; Wolverine 1-2-3. LORENE CAVIGGIA The way to have friends is to be one. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 3, Vice-President 2. Treasurer 1; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1-2-3- 4, Business Manager 4; Wolve- rine 1-2-3-4; Play 3-4; Prom Queen. TOM MILLER Not lazy, just resting. Class Vice-President 1; ’’B'' Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; SCR 1; Football 2-3-4; Base- ball 3-4; Basketball 3-4. CLEMENT FROST Men of few words are the best men. All Around Athlete 3; All-Star Basketball 3; B” Club 1-2-3- 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Play 3-4. CAROLYNNE McINTYRE A girl whose eyes are blue, whose heart is kind and love is true. Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts 1; Chorus 1; P G 1; Play 3-4. GEORGIANA KUGLE Believes silence is golden, but owns no gold mine. SC President 4; SCR 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3; P G 1-2-3-4; Wolverine 1-2- 4; Play 3-4. JOHN DAVIS Things will come and go, so why worry. B Club 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3; Band 1-2; Play 4. JULIAN MARTIN Knowledge is in books. Let's leave it there. Football 3; Basketball 1-3-4; Play 3-4. BETTY WEDDLE Shall never sag with doubt nor shake with fear. Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P G 1-2- 3-4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4; Play 3-4. ERWIN TAYLOR Man gives nothing so liberally as advice. B” Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1; Baseball 3; Basketball 1-2-3; Play 3-4. GAYLE KIMBALL She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 2-3; Volleyball 1-2-3; Chorus 1- 2-3; Play 3-4. JANICE LUTTIG She looks still, but talk to her. Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1- 2; Wolverine 4; P G 3-4; Play 3-4. BOB DUNHAM The wrong way always seems more reasonable. B” Club 2-3-4; Football 2- 3-4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3- 4; Boxing 1-2; Play 4. TOM WELLS Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. B Club 4; Football 3-4; Bas- ketball 3; Band 3-4; Library 4; Play 3-4. HOWARD LOCKWOOD Exceeding wise, fair-spoken and persuading. Class Vice-President 3. One September morning of 1948, 25 excited children began their first day of school. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mayfield we learned our ABC's and 1-2-3's. Twenty-two of us found the second grade, under Mrs. Crowell, a venture into grow- ing up, but a little easier. Tommy Beuten and Tommy Miller were welcomed into our class. In the third grade, we struggled with long division, but under the capable hands of Mrs. Ostwald, we went on to the fourth grade. Our new student this year was Wayne Kingsley. Just at the time we needed correcting and sturdy guidance we got it under the sin- cere leadership of Mrs. Bureman. This, our fourth year, we were joined by Mardella Marshall. In the fifth grade we loved Mrs. Kelly who helped us on the road to better under- standing and friendship. Basketball became one of our outside interests. Hazel Ann McCoy, Bill Newton, and Lorene Caviggia joined us. We spent our sixth year in the hectic upstairs over the gym where we found con- centration hard indeed due to inviting odors from the kitchen and interesting sounds from the gym. However, Mrs. Grush kept us busy and we went on into the advanced stage of seventh graders. We were joined by Tom Wells. In the seventh grade Mrs. Smith taught us many things, including leather work. This year Georgiana Kugle enrolled. Mrs. Crowell led us through our eighth grade and inspired us with goals for our lives. Clement Frost and Erwin Taylor entered the class. The usual freshman initiation took place with some of us the worse for the wear and much wiser in the ways of the sophomores. Our sophomore year we were the most important of all students, and no one could out do us, we were sure. However, patience persevered and we made the step to juniors. Our junior year Janice Luttig and John David enrolled and Bayfield won a conference basketball championship. We did our best to entertain the seniors with a beautiful Prom. Our last and most memorable year finds us looking backward with nostalgia and forward with anticipation. Betty Weddle, Janet Sower, Roberta Lippert, Carolynne Mc- Intyre, Julian Martin, and Gene Berry started together in 1948 and will finish together in 1960. We have three new students, Gayle Kimball, Bob Dunham, and Howard Lock- wood, making 22 prospective graduates. We hope to have money enough to sneak a little farther than the Navajo Dam. With the Prom and graduation ahead of us we will be busy and happy up to the last minute. January 25, 1970 Dear Gene, I hope this letter reaches you, but it's hard to tell with you moving around so much: Florida to Alaska! It has been nearly ten years since we graduated and I think it would be a good idea for you, as senior class president, to call a reunion for this spring or summer. Newspaper work really is exciting and I have pretty well kept up with everyone in our class. Bob Dunham is on a world tour with the present Miss America, Georgiana Kugle, for whom he is publicity manager. Tommy Beuten and his famous orchestra played fanfare for them last week at the 21 Club. John Davis is recovering from his tenth auto accident. One a year and he is still claiming, 'T won't move over for any truck! Janice Luttig, the R. N. in charge of the accident ward, has started saving the arm splints. 1 have heard that Julian Martin has hired Gayle Kimball as head cashier and Roberta Lippert as head bookkeeper for Martin Mercantile, Holesale and Resale's national headquarters, located where the Lewis Mercantile used to be. Senator Thomas R. Miller and Chief Clement Frost had a conference last week. It seems that the Utes are so rich that it is affecting the national economy. Howard Lockwood, Secretary of the Treasury, is very worried about the situation. Bill Newton recently crashed the headlines by winning a drag race - on foot! His wind, and that of several others, has improved since Lorene Caviggia startled the na- tion by putting prohibition back into effect - singlehanded. Wayne Kingsley, mechanical engineer for GMC, has perfected a new car that will be put on the market this fall. It is called the Yelsgnik. He was much to modest to call it Kingsley. Betty Weddle has recently developed a scientific method of raising chinchillas large enough to make a full length coat from one pelt. Carolynne McIntyre was pictured in the latest issue of LIFE wearing one of the fabulous coats. Tom Wells, still single, is happily farming the 40 acres that his father gave him for graduation. Mardella Sower, PTA president, may be able to help you arrange for the accomoda- tions, etc. If you contact Erwin Taylor, basketball coach at Fort Lewis, he may be able to help with the entertainment. But you’ll probably want Mrs. Kenneth Vaughan (Janet Sower), as class secretary, to handle the details. Well, I certainly hope that I get to see everyone this spring. With many memories. Hazel Ann Gene Berry Tommy Beuten Janice Luttig Wayne Kingsley Janet Sower Betty Weddle Julian Martin Lorene Caviggia Bill Newton Bob Dunham Roberta Lippert Tom Wells Hazel Ann McCoy Georgiana Kugle Clement Frost Gayle Kimball Thomas Miller John Davis Carolynne McIntyre Irwin Taylor 0?aowute jentet W 7o h ky CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver. CLASS MOTTO: What I aspired to be and was not comforts me. J. McVicker, P. Stock, C. Pinckert, B. Mars, H. Cundiff, D. Hayes, J. Pierson, L. Law, M. Tate, K. Mullen, M. Hayes, L. Tanner, J. Kugle, C. Hickman, M. Hazleton, K. Powell, A. Goolsby, R. Sower, S. Gilbert, D. Mann. J. Tubbs, B. Davis, E. Rathjen, D. Weddle, D. Glenn, V. Rathjen, R. Snodgrass, J. Morrison, B. Sower, L. Forsythe, D. Reed, J. Davenport, E. Beaver, B. Roberts, R. Frost, R. Hotz. M. Berry, D. Gosney, N. Hotz, J. Loring, S. Holt, S. Sower, N. Nichols, L. Zellner, C. Martin, D. Penwell, V. Kingsley, G. Tulin, L. Cundiff, T. Ancell, E. Hughes, S. Noble, G. Stagelman, L. McConnel, J. McKinnis, F. Wells, J. Huntington, S. Hickman, O. Box, J. McKinnis, D. Blackmore, M. Bowers, C. Gilbert, T. Roper, L. Kimball. Mrs. Crowell, L. Beaver, Mr. Lloyd, S. Sower, E. Hughes, N. Brown, T. Archuleta, C. Tafoya, J. Cundiff, O. Pinckert, B. Foley, L. Archuleta, S. Snodgrass, G. Shupe, F. Lowe, N. Smith, S. McCoy, C. McNew, B. Stock, K. Hickman, V. McVicker, C. Mars, W. Mann, P. Luttig, D. Cavender, J. Cundiff, D. Powell, L. Clifton, R.- Sanchez, L. Glover, S. Samuels, J. Archuleta, J. Tafoya. Mr. Grable, L. Safley, D. Trimble, L. Glover, P. Gilbert, L. Cundiff, J. Payton, R. Van Camp, S. James, B. Holder, L. Tanner, J. Sanchez, S. Richards, J. Lowe, A. Tubbs, D. Law, D. Snow, K. Huntington, H. Hickman, V. Sower, N. Peterson, C. Ludwig, R. Davis, E. Zellner, J. Morrison. S. Davis, S. Martin, R. Miller. J. McConnel, D. Wilds, R. Ander- son, G. Naranjo, M. Montgomery, P. Hayes, C. McCoy, R. Townsend, V. Minium. f Mrs. Lloyd, W. Sapp, S. Smith, E. Garcia, C. O'John, P. Snooks, M. Stevens, T. Mankins, E. Archuleta, M. Archuleta, G. Grush, C. Dye, B. Sauer, J. Caviggia, L. Lewis, B. Beaty, R. Tubbs, J. Heinz, D.. Martinez, J. Forsythe, D. McCoy, N. Bowers, R. Archuleta, C. Hasstedt, M. Wommer, B. McDaniel, E. Berry, F. Stock, C. Box, C. Tanner, L. Penwell. i Mrs. Pinckert, Mrs. Stagelman, M. Lucero, S. Lucero, J. Wells. S. Lippert, B. Payton, T. Sanchez, R. Snow, S. Hasstedt, L. Tafoya, J. Loring, B. VanCamp, H. Hickman, L. Heinz, J. Tuttrow, V. Wagner, E. Minium, C. Carter, D. Cundiff, A. Langfitt, R. Wells, T. Davis, J. Hayes, G. Vaughan, L. Reed, B. Warren, P. Townsend, P. Archuleta, G. Hickman, C. Cavender, L. Davenport, A. Huntinton, D. Snooks, C. Lowe, W. O’John, S. Martinez, D. Frost, D. Mann, S. Rather, C. McNew, D. Frost, W. Cundiff, L. Groves, C. Rael, M. Foley, D. Frost, S. McDaniel, E. Sanchez, R. Cavender, M. Sanchez, K. Tubbs. Mrs. Colwell, C. Trimble, S. Ancell, C. Lucero, L. Anderson, G. Archuleta, B. Stagelman, F. Luttig, A. Martinez, R. Lucero, M. Cundiff, S. Tafoya, R. Kennedy, P, Samuels, U. Archuleta, C. Vance, T, Naranjo, H. Shawcroft, B. Sapp, R. Gosney, J. Mankins, J. Aber- nathy, L. Wommer, J. White, S. Cavender, R. Richards, G. Tanner, B. Beaver, G. Valdez, V. Box, M. Musick. tyuuCe Ila Ostwald, S. Tate, V. Amon, R. O'John, D. Rather, L. Lucero, R. Sauer, M. Cundiff, C. Taylor, C, Blackmore, G. Shawcroft, B. Dye, G. Bower, L. Hasstedt, B. Frost, L. Sanchez, L. Penwell, C. McKinnis, J. Harper, L. Wiebe, E. Tuttrow, M. Nelson, R. Valdez, D. Archuleta, D. Zellner, B. Brown, C. Comyford, A. Sanchez, V. Kimball, R. Grove, D. Thompson, K. Wagner, L. Nelson. Second tyi de Theba Cockreham, P. Fahrion, N. Uptain, J. Sanchez, W. Pfister, S. Smith, M. Law, R. Hayes, M. Ancell, J. Casias, P. Davis, R. Frost, L. Martinez, B. Boyet, L. Archuleta, B. Tanner, S. Beaty, M. Wagner, V. Garcia, S. Musick, M. Abernathy, K. Snow, N. Black- more, G. Rinker, C. Cundiff, C. Carter, D. Lucero, L. Box, E. Jacobson, C. Grush, K. Wiebe, E. Lucero, D. Stevens, T. Lloyd, J. Mankins. Mrs. Broomell, Mrs. Davenport, G. Townsend, K. Sitton, I. Sanchez, R. Vance, S. Heinz, J. Hammond, M. Valdez, E. McCoy, S. Musick, J. Comyford, G. Sanchez, M. Lewis, P. Lucero, A. Beeler, M. Beaver, D. Safley, P. Martinez, R. Forsythe, M. Tafoya, E. Hasstedt, P. Levell, T. Wommer, J. Clifton, C. Rinker, P. Hickman, G. Brown, J. Stephen- son, J. Comyford, W. Beeler, T. Anders, G. Stowell, C. Mattes, G. Morrison, E. Kennedy, C. Dye, K. Florey. Hilarious Miss America Freshman Follies The Brain Storm Mau-Mau? Any Blue Suedes? Harvey, Shirley, Marilyn, Margaret, Elaine, Donna, Linda Z., Diane, Jim, Sally, Caroline, Carol, Linda L., Marlene H., GailS., Robert, Mrs. Parks, Wayne, Roberta, Betty, Lorene, Hazel Ann, Georgiana, Janice, and Tommy B. WoCowUtte Editor JANET SOWER Assistant Editor JUDY McVICKER Marilyn, Linda L., Shirley, Judy, Margaret, Elaine, Donna, Linda Z., Diane, Sally, Caro- line, GailS., Marlene, Robert, Janets., Roberta, Betty, Judy Me., Lorene, Georgiana, Janice, Evelyn, Philip, and Mrs. Parks. cutcC tyo Cd Editor HAZEL ANN McCOY Assistant Editor CAROL PINCKERT Barbara, Linda Me., Elaine, Shirley, Marilyn, Gail S., Judy T., Dale, Diane H., Linda Z., Karen, Frances, Ruth Z., Linda L., Nancy, Marlene, Judy Me., Lila, Bobbie, LaRue, Mar- garet, Donna, Celina, Sharon, Sally, Caroline, Evelyn, Sharon, Janet M., Vivian, Carol, Mrs. James, Georgie, Janice, JanetS., Roberta, Carolynne, Betty, Gayle K., Hazel Ann, Lorene. Kenny, Bill M., Vernon, Gary, Marvon, Jimmy, Leonard, Ray, Larry, Harvey, Gene B., Tom W., BobD., Ervin, Thomas M., Bill N., Clement, Tommy B., Wayne, Mr. Starbuck. Student ouHCtl Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Sponsor ------- LEONARD TANNER - - JANET SOWER HARVEY CUNDIFF ---MR. FERRICK REPRESENTATIVES Senior................................TOMMY and WAYNE Junior................................JIMMY and KENNY Sophomore — — —-------------- EVELYN and BOB Freshman - -- -- - — - - - - GAIL and DON LEE B Club...................................BILL Pep Club..................................GAYLE District Vice-President------------------HAZEL ANN President GEORGIANA KUGLE . A. £ w ■v V , x % � V. ?• • -Vi« 'J 'I LK£ £-’08 C� J i 4 a t jftr IS i � £ ■ ■ $PP • 1 i� ‘ .Ai a fr a 1 tHr1 ■ f v c . '• ''.iHi ' 'ft ■ •• • 7i; • '. tjjsji L 1 M ■ � ; •x . .4. v Vt wx ? - .ttr . -+ 5i A.I lUtf � y Hr- « r � ’ � i. JJJn ... i If . ■ ?£' - • , :'.4f' X' I .7 t K r v t VA . I fit « • - 4 k � ‘5 •:T h +S t 0V v� V r 0 4 % % . i- SL X v v . £• £1 « � ►V' rt ■ v « !WS« vV v v � i' V i-f SI .v - 3 S b 'A VV t • . k � . ' .v. V ♦ y r - ow ,'w r nJ «ft y •� : VN � � re «£ • t . f ■ie. A ' 7 w v2 K • _ j vsv. % at ftf .V V «V. r RT -¥vr � • y : xfi Wz j ■Ai r I i m h . ♦ « ija JwT � rr Most Friendly CAROL and GENE Freshman Favorites GAIL and DON LEE Most Likely To Succeed HAZEL ANN and TOMMY Sophomore Favorites EVELYN and RAY Most Adventurous KAREN and THOMAS Junior Favorites JUDY and LEONARD BEST COMEDIANS Lorene and Jim BEST LOOKING Judy and Tommy MOST ATHLETIC Diane and Leonard MOST BASHFUL Janet and David BEST DANCERS Lorene and Gene MOST COOPERATIVE Janet and John ATTENDANT Judy McVicker ATTENDANT Lorene Caviggia (ZAeesiCecutesui JANET, LORENE, and JUDY JUDY BARBARA GAIL 'PoetfaUl Harvey, Eugene, Donald, Jim, Ray, Vernon, Kenny, Bill M., Don Lee, Mr. Starbuck, Gene, Wayne, Clement, Bob, Leonard, Thomas M., Bill N., Tommy B., Marvon. CONFERENCE WE THEY Dolores 0 6 Pagosa 0 31 Mancos 32 0 Ignacio 40 12 Dove Creek 7 13 NON-CONFERENCE WE THEY Lajara 0 19 Mission 19 25 Bill Newton Jim Pierson Ray Frost Tom Miller Wayne Kingsley CONFERENCE MBM TEAM WE THEY Silverton 37 26 Pagosa 50 39 Dolores 43 13 Mancos 36 37 Egnar 41 18 Dove Creek 59 46 Ignacio 53 NON-CONFERENCE 49 Kirtland 46 43 Mission 44 50 Bloomfield 45 40 CONFERENCE A TEAM WE THEY Silverton 67 27 Pagosa 75 99 Dolores 76 25 Mancos 49 38 Egnar 66 28 Dove Creek 72 54 Ignacio 74 47 NON-CONFERENCE Kirtland 79 55 Mission 66 47 Bloomfield 73 58 Tom, Eugene, Bill, Kenny, Vernon, Gary, Jimmy, Floyd, Marvon, Leonard, Larry, Ray, Cecil, Harvey, Don Lee, Tom R., Lance. James, Wayne, Julian, Bob, Thomas, Clement, Tommy, Gene, Coach Ferrick, Coach Starbuck. Pufe 7earn Paul Gilbert, Sammy Pinnecoose, Sidney Samuels, Joe Archuleta, Ovid Pinckert, Johnny Cundiff, Thomas Archuleta, Bobby Stock, Russell VanCamp, Johnny Tafoya, Gene Naranjo, LeRoy Beaver, Ronnie Miller, Clayton Ludwig, Eddie Hughes, Ernie Zellner, Paul Luttig, and Larry Clifton. Mr. Ferrick, coach, in the background. Those not present are: Vernon Sower, Stewart McCoy, Vance McVicker. Judy McConnel, Wanda Mann, and Susan Martin. Caroline Hickman, Sally Gilbert, Frances Lowe, Linda Zellner, Sue Davis, Frances Wells, Ruth Zellner, Sharon Sower, Linda Tanner, Elaine Hughes, Shirley Sower, Celina Gilbert, Kathy Hickman, Mr. Vance. Marilyn Berry Evelyn Rathjen, Vivian Rathjen, Barbara Sower. Marilyn Montgomery, Linda Cundiff, Dolores Cavender, Lila Cundiff, Gail Stagelman, Barbara Roberts, Sharon Holt, Janet Morrison. Frances Wells, Linda Zellner, Gail Stagelman, Mr. Vance, Barbara Sower, Celina Gilbert, Dale Penwell, Robert Sower. David Glenn. James Davenport, Tom Wells. 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