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SENIOR HISTORY We the class of 1968-started our quest for an education under the direction of Mrs. Bromell in the fall of 1956, with 24 eager beavers. Our classroom was the Presbyterian church annex. Of the beginning class six are still here to graduate. They are: Marie Cundiff, Beverly Beaver, Steve Ancell, Jerry Abernathy, Joe Dee Fahrion and Lorna Wommer. We managed to survive the first grade and pass on to the second and Mrs. Cockreham. We felt very impor- tant to be moving into the old yellow schoolhouse like regular students. Those of the class of '68 who joined us this second year were Bill Stagleman, Ross Gosney and June Box. One of the things we remember about the third grade with Mrs. Ostwald is the fact that if we didn't know our multiplication tables we couldn't go to Music. Our fourth grade year was spent with Mrs. Caldwell. We had a swingin’ end of the year party with Mrs. Caldwell taking us to her ranch for a mountain climbing outing and picnic after. Dona Frost and Sharon Rather joined us in the fifth grade. Mrs. Pinckert was our keeper. We entered into the world of business by having a school supplies store in our room. Sixth grade was great. We were so grown up-changing classes-different teachers. We had an all day end of the year picnic at June Box's. During the seventh grade we remember the hay ride given by the 8th grade with Mr. Wyant taking us on a hay ride from Bayfield to the Dam with a weiner roast at the Dam. On Jr. Play Day we presented the play Cleanest Town In The West . Diane Bush came to us during our 8th year. We placed in the Homecoming float contest. We presented the play Getting Grade Graduated , with Lorna Wommer as Gracie. We all felt so very grown up and impor- tant at Graduation. Afterwards we had a Pizza Party and dance at Lorna Wommers. Our Freshman year brought us Donna Wade and Freshman initiation. We were over being such big wheels and being in High School, maybe even a little scared. Ross and Raymond were on the A basketball team and we took consolation at Denver. As Sophomores we gained Vickie Parks. We didn't feel as out of place this year. Ross and Raymond were on the A basketball team and we were real proud of them. They were runners up for state champs. Our Junior year Dora and Florinda Lucero and Charlie Staley came to us. We were grieved by the loss of Raymond Lucero and Arleta Phillips. We had a lot of fun preparing and giving the Prom. We had for our theme In The Misty Moonlight . Ross and Steve were on the A basketball team that took us to Denver. They came so close to winning it almost made us cry. Also this year four of our boys, Jerry Abernathy, Steve Ancell, Bill Stagleman, and Ross Gosney played on the football team that won the State Quarterfinals. Our Senior year we were proud to win a free day from school by selling the most tickets for the Carnival. The P. E. class of '68 consisting of Seniors: Donna Wade, Dona Frost, Janie Richardson, Judy Mankins, Marie Cundiff, Pat Campbell, Florinda and Dora Lucero honored Bayfield by defeating Durango and Farm- ington at Basketball and winning the trophy offered at the San Juan Basin Play Day. New Students are Tom Dodd, Janie Richardson, Pat Campbell, Darwyn McBride and Don Hill. 14
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