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Volume 3, Edition 6 - September 23,2016

***Reminder Late Start on Wednesday 09/28****

Upcoming Events

~ Friday, September 23 - Soccer vs Ridgway - 4 pm

~ Friday, September 23 - Varsity Football @ Durango - 7 pm

~ Saturday, September 24 - Cross Country @ Anna Banana in Grand Junction~ Saturday, September 24 - Soccer vs Telluride -11 am

~ Saturday, September 24 - Volleyball @ Alamosa - 3,4,5 pm

~ Monday, September 26 - JV Football vs Bloomfield - 4 pm

~ Tuesday, September 27 - Volleyball @ Durango - 4,5,6 pm

~ Wednesday, September 28 - National Honor Society Induction - 6:30 pm

~ Thursday, September 29 - National Art Honor Society Banquet - 6 pm~ Friday, September 30 - V Football vs Gunnison - 7 pm

~ Saturday, October 1- Cross Country @ Salida Invitational

~ Saturday, October 1- JV Football @ Alamosa -11 am

~ Saturday, October 1- Volleyball Tri @ Pagosa Springs (vs Monte Vista/Pagosa Springs)

AnnonncelDents

~ Demographics Forms

.:. Make sure that your demographics forms are turned in to the office

.:. These forms ensure that we have the right information to contact you when needed, which alsoincludes snow days and emergency notifications.

~ Homecoming Week is October 3-8.:. Homecoming week is coming together! Great job to the Student Council and Sponsors! We are

excited for an awesome week!.:. See attachment with events and times

~ Wolverine Cup Happenings.:. Wolverine Cup is off and running! Fun things are happening at BHS!

• Our first Wolverine Cup Assembly is on its way----should be great!• Contributions of Excellence nominations have been pouring in, keep up the amazing

things you are doing!

• Remember teams get points for attending home games and events, show up and helpyour team out, extra points are awarded for attending JV games, soccer games, andCross Country meets!

• Current rankings-UPDATED• Black team is in the lead• Gold team is 2nd

• Silver team is in 3rd

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Teacher Spotlight: Mrs. CookWhat are some of your hobbies?I love hiking, backpacking, and anything outdoors.

What does Coloradical mean to you?It means Colorado is the best state in the country!

What is your favorite thing about BHS?I love the positive community we have hereand BHS and how supportive everyone is.

If you could travel anywhere, where would you go?I would go back to Ireland and travel around to thesmall towns in the countryside.

What is your favorite sport to watch?I love watching hockey. Go Red Wings!

What was your high school nickname?My friends called me Ambie.

What was your favorite subject in high school?My favorite class in high school was Forensic Science. We learned how to solve crimes.

What colleges did you attend?I started at Grand Valley State University and finished my bachelor's degree at Oakland University. Iattended Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art for a summer in Ireland. Then I finished my teaching certificateat Fort Lewis College.

What is your favorite quote?"You have to be odd to be number one." -Dr. Suess

WOLVERINE OF THE WEEK: Finlay Marshall

~ Finlay scored three goals and had one assist in our game withKirtland.He also helped officiate the JV match after his Varsity game.

Way to go Finlay!!!

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COUNSELORS CORNER

P£66VWiIIT£MAN &. AllYMI6UNAS~ PSAT/N MSQT

.:. The national test date for the PSAT/NMSQT is Wednesday October 19 at 8:00 am. All Juniors atBHS will be taking this test. If your son/daughter is a Sophomore or a Freshman and would liketo take this exam, please contact Mrs. Miglinas by September 30. Students have begun test prepduring their ICAP time.

~ Free College Application Opportunities.:. Fort Lewis College, Colorado Mesa University and University of Colorado-Colorado Springs all

will be visiting BHS. Any senior interested in talking with the admissions representative from oneof these schools needs to sign up in the Counseling Office. If your student decides to apply onthese days, the application fee will be waived.

~ Fort Lewis College Junior Meeting.:. Any Junior who is curious about attending Fort Lewis College after high school or for information

regarding concurrent enrollment for next year is invited to attend a meeting with the FLCadmissions representatives. Students need to sign up in the counseling office.

~ Rotary Youth Exchange.:. Sophomores had the opportunity to hear about studying abroad recently. Any family that is

interested in applying to be an exchange student through the Rotary Club the applicationdeadline is September 30,2016. For questions please contact Mrs. Whiteman.

Thanks for being AMAZING and good luck to all of our teamsthis week!!

GO WOLVERINES!!!!MR. HANHARDT

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ROB DEAN - ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR

Wolverine A~tirities Updates

National Art Honor Society - from Sponsor Kathy Neal- September 29th at 6:00 we will be having our N.A.H.S.induction and awards banquet. This event is to welcome new members and reward veteran members for theirhard work last year. We will be serving lasagna and tea provided by the club and each member will bring eithergarlic bread, a dessert, a salad or a fruit dish. Members are required to attend and parents attending areappreciated. Each member will bring two pieces of art to display for this event. Photography is art too. RSVPisimperative for enough food for all. See you there! Sponsor Kathy Neal- 884-5531.

Friends of Rachel- from Sponsor Jennifer Leithauser - Bayfield High School FORClub is busy planning our bigfundraiser for the year! On Saturday Oct. 1 we will host our 3rd annual Wolverine Dash 5K. This race is sure tobe bigger and better than ever before! In addition to a fun color run we will have a kid's course, a bouncy house,live music and fun games for kids. Run as a team of 4 or more and you will receive discounted registration. Fordetails and registration please visit wolverinedash.weebly.com.

Wolverine Athleti~sUpdates

Soccer - from Coach Chris Zoltowski - Despite a tough loss at home against rival Pagosa Springs (2-3), FinlayMarshall and company regrouped and performed a relentless attack against Kirtland Central, NM (3-2) resultingin a 7-1 victory. As of now, the Wolverines are 2-1-3 with a GD of +3. The Wolverines need your support athome this weekend, as they look for revenge against Ridgway (4-2) on Friday at 4:00 and to finish the 1-1standoff started with Telluride (4-1-3) this Saturday at 11:00 at our very own Wolverine Country Stadium.

Cheer - from Coach Aimee Whitmer - Your BHSCheerleaders are holding a cheer camp for ages 4-13 the lastweek of September. It's a great way to get your little cheerleader out on the track for a whole quarter with usand learn some new cheers! Check out our flier!

Football- from Coach Gary Heide - The Bayfield Wolverine varsity football team had a bye week this pastweek. We are getting ready for an exciting game vs the Durango Demons on their homecoming. The game willbe on Friday, Sept. 23rd at 7:00pm.The Wolverine N/C team had an exciting game vs the Ignacio Bobcats N. Bayfield won the game 53-12. Theirnext game is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 26th at 4pm at home vs Bloomfield N.

Volleyball- from Coach Terene Foutz - BHSGirls Volleyball Schedule:Tuesday, September 27 - BHSVB is Away at Durango HS (4pmC, 5pmN, 6pmVarsity)Saturday, October 1- BHSVB is Away at Pagosa Springs HSfor an IML Tri-Event: Monte Vista and Pagosa Springs(all day event).HOMECOMING MATCH: THE BAYFIELD BLACKOUTuesday, October 4th, vs Piedra Vista HS- DOUBLE-HEADER FORC and N Teams, BOTH playing at 4pm and5pm; Varsity Match begins 6pm.

Cross Country - from Coach Josh Walton - We co-hosted our home meet with Durango at Hillcrest Golf Courselast Friday night. We lit up almost the entire golf course with stadium lights. We had around 14 teams in boththe Varsity Girls and Varsity Boys races. The cross country team had a variety of light sticks and glow in the dark

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paint to run in. Times for all of the athletes are listed below. This week we will be running at the Anna BananaMemorial Invitational on Saturday in Grand Junction.

Athlete TimeSloan Mazur 20:33Cody Speece 20:33Bryan Gram 20:40Jackson Sibley 20:46Gus Roberts 21:18Nathan Carlson 21:50Rylan Ross 23:10Claire Hufnagel 22:33Amber Johnson 24:13Rachel Cooper 24:31Mylee Sanders 30:17Sarah Ruybal 32:33Jade Sanders 35:23

Dance - from Coach Sahara Christensen - The Wolverettes continue to support the Bayfield High Schoolathletics and show school spirit! Last week they performed and cheered in the stands for boys' soccer, and thisFriday they will return the field, debuting a new dance, for the soccer halftime! Come support them and theteam!

Girls Basketball- from Coach Lana Killough - Girls basketball has scheduled the following open gyms: Sept. 27and October 11. These will be from 4-6 p.m. in the High school gym. See you then!Also we will be working the concession stand during the football game on September 30th• We will need youguys to help work it."Value those colleagues who tell you the truth, not just what you want to hear." Pat Summit

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Boys Basketball - from Coach Jeff Lehnus - Open Gym begins October 4th!

Now that Autumn is in the air it is time to open the gym back up and begin preparing for the 2016-17 season.Open gyms will be held Tu/Th evenings from 6 to 7:30 pm. Requirements - you must be eligible and have allnecessary paperwork related to high school athletic participation turned into the office and get scheduled for animpact test with athletic trainer before you can participate.Concessions - To earn important funds for our program, we need players and parents to assist with the followingconcessions we have scheduled: Please contact our parent organizer Nancy Phelps at (970) 749-3257.1. Fball BBQ Friday, Sept. 30th

2. Vball Game Tuesday, Oct. 4th

3. Fball Game Sat. Oct. 29th.

Come support BayfieldHigh School FOR Club andkick -off HomecomingWeek with some funT

Runners will begin and endat the high school and willbe covered in fun colorsalong the wayT

Run

October 1, 20 169:00am

wolverinedash.weebly.comBayfieldHigh School

Registrationat 8:00am

Bayfield High School's FOR Club is affiliated with the national Rachel's

Challenge organization. FOR Club works to make the school and

community a better place by encouraging kindness and support.

At BHS we are

FOR Kindness FOR Compassion FOR Awareness FOR Friendship

BHS Mini Cheer Camp Fall 2016

Who: Ages 4-13, boys and girls

What: Mini Cheer Camp with a Varsity Football game performance. Your child will learn several cheers andstunts to help cheer with the BHS cheerleaders during an entire first quarter of a home football game.

When: Camp will be held Monday September 26, Tuesday September 27, and Thursday September 29 from 4-5:30pm. Performance/cheering during first quarter of Varsity football game on Friday September 30 at 6:30pm

Where: Camp to be held in the BHS cafeteria, game at BHS football stadium

Details: The cost is $40 per child PLUS admission to football game. $40 per child includes the camp, theperformance and a t-shirt to wear for the performance; it DOES NOT include admission forfamily/friends/guardians into the football game. Note: admission for Bayfield students is free. Please bringregistration form and fee to your child's school office by September 21 st to ensure your child receives at-shirt.Registration will be accepted on Mon Sep 26th, but t-shirt may not be guaranteed.

Please contact Coach Aimee Whitmer 970-426-2029 with any questions.

Cut and turn in only bottom with check made to BHS Cheer or cash----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2016 BHS Cheer Mini Camp

No Participant will be registered without parent consent and proof of insurance

Participant Name: _Participant t-shirt size _

Parent/Guardian Name: _

Please note any medical conditions we should be aware of:. _

Health Insurance Co:------------Policy Number: _Emergency Contact: _

Policy Holder:. _Group Number: _Phone Number: --------------

I hereby approve any first aid, medication or medical treatment deemed necessary in case of emergency for(participant's full name) , a participant in the 2016 BHS Cheer MiniCamp. I understand that I will be responsible for any expenses incurred on his or her behalf in connections withsuch treatment. I also understand that the participant attends this tournament at his or her own risk. BayfieldSchool District, its Activities Department, the Bayfield Cheer Program, and its staff shall not be liable for anyinjuries sustained by the participant during the camp or at the facilities.

Signature of Parental/Guardian Consent: _ Date: _