Bayfield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Bayfield, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

1965 WOLVERINE THIS YEAR THE ANNUAL STAFF HAS STRIVED TO BRING TO THE STUDENTS OF B.H.S. A REPRESENTATION OF THE LIFE THAT THEY, AS STUDENTS, LIVE. . WE HOPE THAT YOU EN- JOY THIS WOLVERINE, YOUR YEARBOOK. JANET HEINZ, EDITOR Bayfield High School Bayfield, Colorado COOKS Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Arnspiger, Mrs. Hotz, Mrs. Montgomery PERSONNEL Mr. Phelps Mr, Norman Secretary MR. TURNER Spanish I, II English I, II Mr. Ryan 2 Parting is such sweet sorrow. This depends upon the circum- stances. To you as seniors or other students, you are embark- ing upon a new adventure of Life. You are putting the past behind you as a stepping stone and allowing someone else to make a greater achievement in your stead. Your ambitions are beginning to be realized in some small numbers, but it has been brought about mostly by your hard labor and your ability to carry any project to its completion. It will be hard to realize next year that you will have gone to greater fields because I have watched many of you increase in wisdom and in favor with God and Man. Superintendent ADMINISTRATION To the Senior Class of 1965 I would like to ex- tend my congratulations. Completing high school has many and varied meanings to each of you. To some it is not an end to formal education, but is rather a jumping off place to go on to college and a life's work which is still some time ahead of you. To others it is the starting point for an imm- ediate beginning of your life's To all of you, however, I sincerely hope that it will not mean the end of the opportunity to learn, but rather that it will have been only one phase of learning in your lives, and that now you can pro- ceed in a better, more mature way to learn even more throughout the years ahead, no matter what your work or where you are. To the Class of 1965—in fact, to all of our fine students--may you always strive to be a pos- itive, considerate, forward-looking persons. You will never regret the effort. ■ foAjL oC' Principal Mrs. Mildred Mobbs, Fourth Grade Mrs. Edith Abbott, Fifth Grade Mrs. Evelyn Crowell, Junior High Math Mr. John Snell, Band - Chorus Mrs. Janette Smart, Sixth Grade Mrs. Janice James, Librarian Mr. James High School History Head Football Coach Mr. Knapp 7-8 Social Studies 7 Science Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach FACULTY Miss Campbell 8 Science High School Sciences Geometry Mr. Law High School Madi Chemistry H . S. Boys P.E. Mrs. Vigil High School Business Courses High School Girls P.E. Mr. Willborn Jr. Sr. English Speech Reading Publications 5 SENIORS KAREN HUNTINGTON RONNIE MILLER ■ NANCY SMYTH DALE KNIGHT SUZAN MARTIN Talk about fierce headaches!! Do I HAVE to eat my oatmeal? Cousin Lilly?!! SENIORS PRESENT “Every Family Has One” LENTA GLOVER JOYCE MORRISON JO CUNDIFF LINDA CUNDIFF B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Business Club 3,4; Publi- cations 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary- Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Student Council 3; P.E. 2, 4; Office 4. RAEDENE DAVIS B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee 4; Student Council 2; Business Club 3,4; Business Club Vice-President 3; Publications 1,4; Business Manager 4; Junior Play; Office 3, 4. PAUL GILBERT Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 3; B Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 3; Class Play 3,4; B.H.S. 1,2,3,4. LENTA GLOVER B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Girls Glee 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Science Club 3. BILL HOLDER B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Play 3,4; Junior Presi- dent; Student Council 4; Student Body President 4; District Student Council Vice-President 4; Science Club 3,4; Science Club Vice-President 4; B Club 1, 2,3,4. EL WOOD HOWE B.H.S. 2,3,4; Football 3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Business Club 4. KAREN HUNTINGTON B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Senior Secretary-Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Business Club 3,4; Library Science 1,2; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Girls P.E. 2,3,4; Business Achievement Day 2, 3. SOPHIA JAMES B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Class Reporter 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Library Science I, II, III; Girls P.E. 3,4; Business Achieve- ment Day 2; Majorette 3,4; Junior Play; Purple Gold 4. DALE KNIGHT B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. DARLENE LAW B.H.S. I,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; P.E. 3,4; Senior Play. DAVID LEDBETTER B.H.S. 3,4; Football 3,4; B Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Track 4; P.E. 4. SUZAN MARTIN Salutatorian; B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; PepClub 1,3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Student Council 3; Freshman Secretary; Business Club 3,4; Business Club President 3; Inter- national Relations Club 3,4; Model U.N. Assembly 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Publications 3; Wolverine Editor 3; District 7 Typing Champion 3. MARILYN MONTGOMERY B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Publications 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Senior Play; Mixed Chorus 1,3: Girls Glee 4; Assistant Teacher 4. RONNIE MILLER B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Student Council 3,4; B. Club 1,2,3,4; B Club President 4; Business Club 3,4; Publications 3,4; Colorado Boys State 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. JOYCE MORRISON B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Girls Glee 3,4; Pep Club 1; Business Club 4; Teachers Assistant 4; Library Science 2. JUDI McCONNEL B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Girls Glee 2,4. CHERYL McCOY B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; All State Choir 2; Madrigal 4; Science Club Secre- tary 3; Junior Secretary ; Business Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Publications 1,2; Girls Glee 4; Fine Arts 4. JUDY PAYTON B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Library Science 1,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Teachers Assistant 4; FTA 4. NANCY PETERSON B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; P.E. 4; Publications 4. NANCY SMYTH B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Purple Gold 1; Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2; Annual 2; Pep Club 3,4. VERNON SOWER B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Senior President; Football 1,2,3, 4; Football Captain 4; B Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Student Council Vice-President 2; Publications 2; Class Play 3; Sergeant of Arms of B Club 2,4. LINDA TANNER Valedictorian; B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; PepClub 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Freshman President; Sophomore Secretary; Business Club 4; International Relations Club 3,4; Model U.N. As- sembly 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Publications 3; Purple Gold Editor 3; Homecoming Attendant 3. RICHARD TOWNSEND B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Band 1,3,4; Annual 4; Business Club 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 2,4; Mixed Chorus 3. DICK TRIMBLE B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1; F.T. A. 4; Science Club 3; Publications 4; Football 1. WALLACE WADE B. H.S. 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 3; Track 3; Jun- ior Play; Usher for Queen and Attendants 4: B Club 4. ERNIE ZELLNER B.H.S. 1,2,3,4; BClub 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Serg. at Arms 3; Football 1,2,3. 4: All Conference Sec. Team 4; Capt. 4: Track 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3; Bus. Club 3,4, Pres. 4: Publi- cations 3; Jr. Play. DENNIS PATTON B.H.S. 4. CLASSES Glen Grush Catherine Hasstedt JUNIORS Burt Wilmer Chrissie Dye Harvey Hickman Phyllis Wilson Fred Stock Vanda Arnold Pat Denton Donna Clark 16 Mark Stevens James Cundiff Johnny Caviggia Phyllis Snooks Dennis Peabody Rudy Archuleta James Forsythe Jannet Heinz Clyde Boy Fun-loving class officers. Bruce McDaniels Teddy Jack Jerry Wells Tommy Davis Larry Davenport John Norton Connie Carter Patty Townsend Billie Keller Dixie Frost Howard Hickman Steve McDaniels Stanley Wilmer Donnie Snooks Sue Atkins Patty Phares Shirley Lippert Sandra Hasstedt Judy Loring Bill Payton Sam Lucero Monte Wommer 18 SOPHOMORES ’64-’65 Roseanne Wells Luellie Archuleta Ponch McNew Wayne Cundiff Linda Reed Sharon Jacobson Betsy Van Camp Doug Mann Art Huntington Mary Ellen Lucero Leaders of the Pack 19 FRESHMEN Judy Mankins Raymond Lucero Donna Wade Marie Cundiff Joe Fahrion ’64-’65 Donna Frost Robert Mobbs Gary Tanner Coleen Trimble Ross Gosney Beverly Beaver Lorna Wommer Jerry Abernathy Sharon Rather Steve Ancell Dean Speer Diane Bush June Box Bill Stagleman Chris Oles' Phyllis McKinnis Donnie Cundiff Freshman Initiation! ! Ron Snow Class Officers MR. AND MISS JR. HIGH CARNIVAL ROYALTY MURRAY LUDWIG Carnival King RODNEY FORSYTHE Carnival Prince VICKI TANNER Carnival Princess 22 MIKE PEABODY BARBARA Me INNES NOT SHOWN CARLEEN CAMPBELL Carnival Queen M. Denton M. Peabody S. Thompson ]. Clark E. Chavez S. Glover S. Tate P. McCoy F. Sanchez D. Rather V JI EIGHTH GRADE 24 Leroy Sanchez Brook Jobes David Freestone Sam Tafoya Chloe Keller Denise Thompson Donna Atkinson Lucille Hasstedt Debbie Zellner Barb Mclnnes Jan Ruwwe Murray Ludwig Chuck McKinnis Norman Jacques Gloria Archuleta V- N Barbara Dye Libby Bassett Carleen Campbell Vickie Kimball Vernon Kimball Carl Comyford Louis Weibe £ Dale Archuleta EIGHTH GRADE 25 Cundiff McKee Box Teller Law Grush Fahrion Martinez Mankins Abernathy Speer Wade Medina Atkinson Garcia Lucero Carter Stevens Davis Ancell Trujillo Jacobson Lucero Weibe SEVENTH GRADE Phares 26 MR. KNAPP G. Morrisor D. Krier E. Romero M. Chavez R. Frost B. Norton G. Stowe 11 T. Wommer V. Tanner B. Bush $ M II S. Heinz K. Sitton C. Williams L. Archuleta SIXTH GRADE MRS. SMART P. Lucero D. Speer D. Smart M. Beaver G. Sanchez E. McCoy K. Snow R. Forsythe C. Dye © i -i E. Hasstedt M. McKee M J. Stephenson D. Wheat K. Jack lliBH F. McKinnes M. Tafoya F. Wilbur S. Wilmer 27 June Comyford Judy Sauer Mitch Fahrion Wayne Linda Wiebe Montgomery I Rickey Campball Gary Brown Carol Cundiff Larry StoJ worthy Herbie LePlatt Britt Bassett Denise Atkinson Joyce Hammond Rusty Haga Roderick Williams Ronald Williams FIFTH GRADE MRS. ABBOTT-TEACHER Roger Hertle Steve Garcia Louise Dye Ronnie Stowe 11 Karen Trimble Charles Clark Tom Mankins Clifton Guest Debbie Frost Spa rky Bewley Fred Archuleta Stanley Steele Bobby McCoy Dennis Sowards Margaret Wheat 28 T. Morris D. Bush E. Amon C. Lester M. Valdez G. Romero D. Law ■B3BI «M D. Sowards G. Martinez J. Atkins P. Sitton R. Sanches P. Sowards N. Bewley C. Sowards W. Freestone FOURTH GRADE TEACHER-MRS. MOBBS L. Crone C. Williams P. Morrison P. Steele P. Ludwig J. Oles D. Wade V. Frahm G. Buse G. Box B. Wilmer 29 Medlin Archuleta Pope McIntyre Sowards Stolworthy Lucero h, t A McCoy Hasstedt Jordan THIRD GRADE MRS. OSTAWALD-TEACHER Krier Krier Sitton Guest Chaudler Speer Eaklor 30 Lena Sowards Carol Brown Linda Williams - � A9 Shelly Reardon Pearl Sanchez Claudia Carter Ricky Willborn Bobby Tuttrow Roger Kugle Rory Moore Tommy Tuttrow Karen McIntyre David Sowards Barbara Burch Brad Brown Cheryl Frahm Robert Mankins Shauna Bewley Micky McNew Candice Mobbs Shannon Bates 4 Chester McKinnis Richard Romero Dean Cundiff V s� V Debra McCoy Roberta Archuleta Gloria Romero ft Ross Martinez Sarah Lucero SECOND GRADE MRS. COCKREHAM—TEACHER 31 Tuttrow Clark Brown Mauldin Lucero Lester Lester Rock McCoy Hasstedt So wards FIRST GRADE Frazzini Williams Lucero Bates Sanchez MRS. TURIB’S Morrison Harper Sowards Eaklor Lucero Pope Buse Romero Stephenson Chaudler Stafford Wilbur Cundiff Montgomery INTERMEDIATE BAND STANDING: Linda Archuleta, Marjorie Chavez, Mr. Snell. SEATED: Patty Sitton, Rodney Forsythe, Evelyn Hasstedt, Susan Wilmer, Kathy Sitton, Vicki Tanner, Sharon Heinz, Marjorie Beaver. BEGINNING BAND STANDING: Greg Box, Terri Wommer, Mr. Snell. SEATED: Rodrick Williams, Bobby McCoy, Ronnie Stowell,. Ronald Williams, Dennis Law, Janet Atkins, Terry Morris, Connie Zellner. 33 ATHLETICS B.H.S. FOOTBALL — 1964 'isr ROW: Ance Garcia,. Caviggi Ho wo. Zellqer, Sower, Wilmei-? 3RD ROW: {T nner Mgr. , Mjpbbs. . Coach, Koa pp. David Ledbetter Right Guard Ernie Zellner Center SENIOR PLAYERS Bill Holder Left Tackle Richard Townsend Right End Paul Gilbert Right Tackle Elwood Howe Vernon Sower Ronnie Miller Left half-back Defensive Center Left Guard 36 Junior Players SCOREBOARD US THEM Mission 14 0 Bloomfield 20 0 Dove Creek 18 0 Dolores 7 0 Norwood 14 7 Mancos 6 16 Pagosa 3 26 Ignacio 8 13 Sophomore Players Freshman Players Season's Captains 37 Homecoming Royalty QUEEN Karen Huntington FOOTBALL HOMECOMING ATTENDANT Terry Mankins 38 NOT SHOWN Beverly Turner ATTENDANT BASKET BALL QUEEN Terry Mankins HOME COMING ATTENDANT Linda Tanner ATTENDANT Patty T ownsend 39 1965 SAN JUAN BASIN “A” LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Bill Holder, Mgrs. James Forsythe, Ronnie Miller, Ernie Zellner, Bruce Sauer, Paul Gilbert, Art Huntington, Ross Gosney, Rudy Archuleta, Raymond Lucero, Coach Knapp. “A” TEAM AND SCOREBOARD HOME THEY Ignacio 46 44 60 61 Mancos 58 5 1 71 56 Dove Creek 82 47 80 56 Pagosa 39 41 58 60 Dolores 76 58 91 36 Tournament Games Dove Creek 82 61 Pagosa 53 42 Ignacio 67 63 41 Joe Fahrion, Johnny Caviggia, Ciggy Garcia, Gary Tanner, Bill Stagleman, Jerry Abernathy, Howard Hickman, Donnie Snooks, Steve Ancell, Coach Knapp. “B” TEAM AND SCOREBOARD HOME THEY Ignacio 42 52 54 60 Mancos 42 37 63 45 Dove Creek 23 50 45 53 Pagosa 57 58 47 32 Dolores 54 53 84 45 42 “A” TEAM Jannet Heinz, Terry Mankins, Suzan Martin, Linda Tanner CHEERLEADERS “B” TEAM Marie Cundiff, Linda Reed, Linda Heinz 43 Byron Frost, Chloe Keller, Brook Jobes. Murray Ludwig, Sammy Tate. Mike Peabody, John Mankins, Pat Fahrion, Vernon Kimball, Coach Knapp. PUP TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS Mariam Abernathy, Sue Mobbs, Lois Martinez, Connie Farley, NOT SHOWN: Carol Grush and Libby Bassett. % 44 SNOIlVZINVOaO Sponsor Nancy Peterson y field Win i in Leaaue i WOLVERINE STAFF satire After leading 20-15 at the one cent Birch hif fro t in double figures with Doug | | the running for a imc i«- w� ui iuiciu iu i un tium; at halftime nursing a 24 • not big with ior from San man at 6-5. liters ere Bot i 'ie Davis and 6-1; and Lon- J e compiled a record while re the home ave been un- seven road the AST con- 12 record. u uic him mating with A SC in Alamosa the Indians won ftO contest and continued to •all since that I vmmnK only nes Three ol ) verti me tilts. en has nomin- tike Giordano ds. Paul La ri- nd Mike Wes Taylor at the nc same quin- ;n starting ir I four of tnem figure average -game regular season, pace jumped out in front of Dove Creek 16-12 in the first period and padded the margin every quarter. In addition to Schutz’ 34 points the Pirates got double figure: performances out of Bute! Madrid (12) and Joe Lujan (11 Dwight Wolf hit 16 points to pac the Bears who dropped thei I seventh league game in eigi! I outings. 1 At Mancos the Blue jays rtl 16 points to vho remain spot in the Frazier 3- °ntoy« 3-2-8. va Creek 10. p scorer with ige. Wesbrooks ‘V from Amai ?, holds down 'obcats, Wt1 kore Easy PURPLE GOLD PAPER STAFF ie TsaWiela Wms wm Till . . . . Dy ROY PACE tin ' last period led Bayfield DURANGO - The Bayfic d «« e Poncho McAcl'enncij roared from 11 | oints Paul Cnbert ehind ,0 n,P kague champion -j added lsTnd nacl J 67 f in an overtime con- hj 'inceni Birch1- Saturday night to win the n ” !n«BBldWn'ei ,,sin A league tournament and « mg Bulldogs. hPrth in tile Dlavoffs Monship of the San Juan sta came to keep • scored In the a never spread. -53 with arn a berth in the playoffs (M us weekend against Ouray, ch hampions of the Mountain A ‘ o-i-i. Curhair ague tourney. 2-2. Totals. 32- pfaKosa Springs dumped Man- . as 37-32 for third place honors n 1-2-4. Ham- nd Dove Creek claimed the « 12-8-32. Ellis isolation trophy with a 59-39 J cl TotaU: ictory over Dolores. Bayfield started slow in the ter st a the .v«‘ 44 pei rej ha nacio 25. Man- —------ ---- hampionship game and trailed on 0 and 12-1 before finally get- 2« u 23 13 • M) ‘oraythe 3-0- rt 6-3-15. ju« 1-0-2. Miller 13 points and from there it trail- ed off to six points Bayfield and Dove Creek also •ngaged in a close battle for ne period, ending in a 1515 jeadlock. However, the Wolver- nes took charge with a 24-7 jb T3 i DOVE CREEK (36) Fury 1-6-8. Barker 1-4-6, Sanch 3-3-9. Birch 1-0-14. Todd 2-0-4. 8a dovii) 1-0-2. Blythe 6-1 13. Terry 0-0 Totals: 21-14-56 bayeield re 3 3 5 3 9 2 nh Personal fouls: Creek 19. Bayfield Dove Creek Preliminary - Creek 45. Bayfield 18. Dfr Joe J Taylor McNew For ythc Zellner Gilbert Sauer Huntington Totals � IGNACIO r g 4 6 Barnes ? (67) FT 0-0 3- 1 2-3 1-3 1-11 4- 4 11-28 (63) pr 4 2 3 3 2 4 20 i Aztec OJ-di 25) AZTEC — The Bayfield Wol- — c a c S a £ ®7 T e si ■° 2 « e = — DOVE Fury. 4-1 ehe . 0-1-1. B� 3 9: Blythe. Total� . 19-14-52 i ;nes rolled up a whopping 12 halftime edge and coasted tp t a (13-51 victory over Aztec it Saturday night. 4 Charles McNew led the ttol- i 20 points and big r hit 11 in a weU Hack. Lee Aztec ■'.s«3w s„ f. «3 6 Me 5 2S§ ? « £ - x S 1. m ? Z ± M 3, a b ; « w , — S K +•. ja js v c _ « t . i - m 2 £ Y = •= ns v m . | 2 ©££-� = .S 51c -1-5“£ ° « -a £ . o « u , S a� e « o a « DOI. Findley. 3-1 tas. 0-0-0: Wol 1; Tule. 4-7-15 Intyre. 4-1-9. Personal fou Creek 18. Dov« Crook Dolor � B game; Do 55. pagos; Madrid. 2-' Shut� . 9-5-23: tinez . 0-1-1; 18-17-53. IOK Joe. 10 2-22; 0-2-2; Smith. Totals 2210 54 Personal Fo� 54 Pagoaa SprU IffMAO B came; clo 60. P f d 57-56 wo free a short Jerry a a� to back in iew con the lead ith 1:20 Joe hit Ignacio ist time showed knotted Bobcats then brought the ball down and played for the final shot wHch was unsuccessful and sent the contest into a three-minute over- time period. Bayfield controlled the tip In the overtime and played delib- erately to get the easy shot and w,.„ Paul Gilbert slipped in for a Winters •two-pointer with 1:40 to go and with 13 ,hc Wolverines were in front t6 stay. Art Huntington. sopho more who turned in his second stellar relief performance iced the game with 35 seconds left as he hit two free throws Thirty seconds were left when Lloyd Smith raced in for a lay up for the Bobcats to cut the deficit to 65-G3. With eight sec onds to go Joe exited with hii fifth foul and James Forsyth stepped to the free throw liix to hit both ends of a one-and one situation and the Wolver lor who was out due ines were home free. Sauer, a 6 6 junior, led Bay Springs had three field «'' � 75 points � nd also � !• double figures, paced vl,al lactor on the boards a;| C utf with 23 Bruce .......... ' ‘ n.lini. nd Joe Lujan hit 12 l'lner. addcd 12 P°m,s for lhi 'V FourlIBobcats go, into doubi, .red to a per cent I � “ith Joe and McCat sharing honors with 16 point ° . ... . each while Buddy Taylor had 1 used good balance to • Cmlfh hil 12 YF1ELD (63) 1-6; Millor. 1-0-2. Zcll- .3uer. 5-1-11: M-.rs. 0- 8-4-20 Huntinxton. 3- 3-3-9. Wells. 0-0-0. 3 tZTEC (51) 0-4. Brown. 3-3-9. Ear- Stiortc. 1-1-3: Winters, am. 0-0-0; Morgan. 0- 1-S-T: Ford. 1-5-7: i-0. Total 14-23-51: •'ouls: Bayfield 'ilk.� Ar- t-M 23—51 'gnacio Edges Pirates 54-53; Mancos 72-57 ... . K. . and Smith hil 12. keep pace with Ignacio by beat- TJ|e win wa8 lhe SCCond of Uw ing Mancos for the second time. for Bayfield over Una this time on a 72-57 score. Four cio {hQ lwo teams spl.t th, players in double figures and an- rogula, scason other with nine more than off Woiverines winning . 46- 4 a set a pair of brilliant individual k,10mr performances for the Bluejays. T, •ihh Permission, � forced a 1 the fourth were still V seconds in all-state g. stepped ne and hit Zellner had 10. Larrie Rule and Bob Harr all hit 15 paints each to lead the Dolores Bears to their first league victory. The Bears and Bulldogs were deadlocked 49- — iT 49 at end ° regulation time, s Ignacio s but Dolores outsocred the visi- ason over tors 8-3 in the three-minute ov- ertime. Vincent Birch led Dove Creek with 13 pointy. in i e play and advanced the Be« nto a fifth place tie with Dove Creek. Ignacio held a slim 11-10 lead after one period and and the Bobcats trrnin tHck to win 61.60 m.H|iiaci a irt roubl :h th aftc it halftime out a bri c Pirate: 22 point: ’eld U h season, l 1 high f( rile wj •four '■ rout niJ 8-4 ‘ft the Bob oiition to t r a i g h t come froi d half 1 ores in th 0Ug sto i the Bui ry McCaw Ignacio’s each. The ig without was on the Intyre wH i 15 point Mhc lou dor troph to tl MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND B.H.S. BANDS DANCE BAND MAJORETTES Molly Archuleta Loma Wommer Billie Jeanne Keller Head Majorette BANNER CARRIERS Mary Ellen Lucero Luellie Archuleta 49 GIRLS GLEE STANDING: B. Keller, D. Frost, L. Glover. P. McKinnis, J. Box, R. Davis, R. Wells, S. Lippert. D. Bush, J. Morrison, P. Wilson. Instructor-Mr. Snell. SEATED: M. Archuleta. L. Wommer, D. Frost. M. Lucero, J. Loring. L. Archuleta, E. Berry, P. Johnston, J. McConnel, D. Clark, M. Montgomery, C. McCoy. MADRIGAL STANDING: Mr. Snell, C. Hasstedt, M. Stevens. S. Wilmer, D. Snooks. M. Wommer. F. Stock, D. Mann, R. Townsend, S. Atkins. P. Townsend, B. Wilmer. SEATED: L. Heinz, P. Snooks, J. Heinz, M. Archuleta, P. Johnston. B. Keller, C. McCoy. E. Berry. L. Reed. S. Hasstedt, J. McConnel. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Abbott. 50 STANDING: L. Heinz, C. Carter, D. McCoy, P. McNew, R. Gosney, G. Tanner, J. Caviggia, C. Garcia, C. Hasstedt, L. Archuleta. SEATED: R. Townsend, S. Martin, Mrs. James, J. Heinz, B. Holder, T. Mankins, Mr. James, R. Miller, L. Tanner. B.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Bill Holder....................................................President Terry Mankins............................................ Vice-President J annet Heinz................................................. Secretary This year B.H.S. Student Council has been a very efficient organization. Among their projects were the sponsoring and organization of the Homecoming Parade and Dance, The Christmas Program, and Spirit Day. President, Bill Holder, also served as District Vice-President this year. 51 PERSPECTIVE F.T.A. (Future Teachers of America) A chapter of FTA has been started as of January, 1965. This organization is not yet chartered but plans to apply for membership in the National FTA early next year. Mr. Abbott sponsors this group. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB STANDING: Mr. Turner, Suzan Martin, Mark Stevens. SEATED: Donnalee McCoy, Vanda Arnold, Pam Johnston, Linda Tanner. 52 BUSINESS CLUB SEATED: Mrs. Vigil, Judy Mankins, Jannet Heinz, Terry Mankins, Marie Cundiff, Linda Cundiff, Nancy Peterson, Dixie Frost. 2ND ROW: Molly Archuleta, Richard Townsend, James Forsythe. Ronnie Miller, Bruce Sauer, David Martinez, Suzan Matin, Chrissie Dye. 3RD ROW: Radene Davis, Linda Tanner, Cheryl McCoy, Marilyn Montgomery, Ernie Zellner, Sophia James, Joyce Morrison, Karen Huntington, Linda Reed. SCIENCE CLUB SEATED: Steve Ancell, Raymone Lucero, Pam Johnston, Donnalee McCoy, Vanda Arnold, Joe Fahrion. 2ND ROW: Robert Mobbs, Ciggy Garcia, Bill Holder, James Cundiff, Bill Stagleman, Gary Tanner, Ross Gosney. 3RD ROW: Mr. Law, Donnie Snooks, Jerry Abernathy, Larry Davenport, Bill Payton, Monte Wommer, Miss Campbell. 53 B” CLUB SEATED: B. Wilmer, C. Garcia, J. Caviggia, G. Tanner, S. McDaniels, J. Forsythe, R. Miller, R. Archuleta, D. Peabody, R. Gosney, G. Grush. 2ND ROW: J. Cundiff, P. Gilbert, B. Sauer, W. Wade, C. Mars, A. Huntington, B. Holder, F. Stock, D. Ledbetter, E. Zellner. 3RD ROW: D. Martinez, J. Wells, R. Townsend, D. Mann, W. Cundiff, T. Davis, P. McNew, C. Box, Harvey Hickman, Howard Hickman, Coach James. B.H.S. PEP CLUB 1ST ROW: Nancy, Linda, Marilyn, Cheryl, Radene, Dixie, Nancy, Donnalee, M. Pam, Mrs. Vigil. 2ND ROW: Beverly, Judy, Phyllis, Donna, Coleen, Diane, Patty, Donna, June, Phyllis. 3RD ROW: Lenta, Phyllis, Catherine, Chrissie, Connie, Patty, Sandra, Molly, Billie. 4TH ROW: Donna, Karen, Mary Ellen, Elaine, Sue, Luellie, Shirley, Roseanne, Vanda, Sophia. 54 The Good Ole Days The Rummy Club Morning Wait “SPIRIT DAY” A new tradition was begun at B.H.S. this year. It was sponsored by Student Council and was named 'Spirit Day Students wore crazy outfits and original signs promoting school spirit. Students were judged--Karen Huntington took first place this year. Spirit Day was held preceding the Bay- field-Pagosa game and proved to be a big success. Impartial Judge Quite a pair Spirit of the 20's ■Mfii EN HUNTIN ERNIE Z PROM ROYALTY SENIORS Linda Tanner David Ledbetter JUNIORS James Forsythe Terry Mankins CLASS FAVORITES SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 59 Cecil Mars Luellie Archuleta Robert Mobbs Donna Wade BEST DANCERS J annet Heinz James Forsythe ALL-AROUND FAVORITES Linda Tanner Vernon Sower MOST STUDIOUS Bill Payton Linda Tanner MOST ATHLETIC Paul Gilbert Terry Mankins MOST FRIENDLY Billy Holder Jannet Heinz BEST LOOKING Gary Tanner Jannet Heinz 62