Bayfield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Bayfield, CO)

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SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Gordon Bradshaw During this fast moving age, our teenagers seem to be caught in the middle .of several controversies and have often been blamed for many of the problems in our country. Be that as it may, our country has never produced greater young people than these at the present, who are striving to make this world a little more liveable for themselves and those that are yet to come. The Wolverine gives a pictorial account of a group of young students who live in this age, and are a vital part of it. Perhaps these people will live a better life because of the influence of Bayfield High; and perhaps Bayfield High School will be a better school because these students came and spent a small part of their lives here. The Wolverine is filled with mem- ories of our students, and though such memories are unimportant to those out- side our school, they mean a great deal to us---they are ours to remember. PRINCIPALS High School Mid-School Mr. Herb Weissenfels Today'8 youth are the backbone of our country for tomorrow. Education is the tool which we provide for them to operate with. Educators, therefore, are Investing, in the purest sense, in their futures and take great pride in good results and the youth at Bayfield High School. I am deeply dedicated to the goal of providing the best for our people because the potential is definitely here to produce the out- standing leaders and citizens of tomorrow. The future belongs to us today! Mr. John Miller The education of young adults is a multi-faceted process. It involves much more than teaching academic skills. It involves helping one mature and assume the responsibilities of adult- hood. It is ray goal to meet this challenge with each student and help them strive to be a responsible and productive citizen. SCHOOL BOARD L to R: Mr. John Kugle, Mr. Monty Wommer, Mrs. Barbara Bushey, Mr. Wayne Dugger, Mr. Tom Taylor.

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ANNUAL STAFF Top Row: Greg Carman, Chris Cobb, Russ Geier, James Keener, Ray Dunavant, Doug Carman Middle Row: Melannie Strohecker, Carol Freeman, Linda Nelson, Nina Cundiff, Jamie Hunt, Slnde Sower Bottom Row: Mrs. McEwen, Susan Thomas, Marsha Stovall, Kim Holt, Susie Johnston This year, 1979-1980, has been a special year for many of us here at Bayfield High School. We, the Wolverine staff, have tried to capture some of the most important events, so that in the years to come when each of you look through the 1980 Wolverine you may be able to remember the joys and hopes of this year. Ray Dunavant The year of 1980 was an exciting one, full of fun, discoveries, hard work, tears and friends. It was a special year with its own special memories. I hope as you turn these pages into the past that you can relive some of those treasured moments in B.H.S. I would especially like to thank the annual staff for all the time and effort they put into this annual. I hope you enjoy it. Y olajJux Marsha Stovall CO-EDITORS Marsha Stovall, Ray Dunavant

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Mrs. Terry Decker Home Ec. FACULTY Miss Diana Garris Art Mr. Houston Green Counselor Mr. Wayne Dugger Science Mr. James Jones Shop Mr. Vernon Kimball Math, Science, Coach