WOLVERINE PRE_SS. Volume 3, Edition 8 - October 7,2016. Y Friday, October 7 - V Football vs Cortez (Homecoming)- 7 pm

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1 WOLVERINE PRE_SS LEDN HANHARDT-BHS PRINCIPAL Volume 3, Edition 8 - October 7,2016 HOMECOMING AT BHS! Up~Onllng Events Y Friday, October 7 - V Football vs Cortez (Homecoming)- 7 pm Y Saturday, October 8 - Cross Ancient Trails Meet - Cortez y Saturday, October 8 - Soccer vs Alamosa - 11 am y Saturday, October 8 - Homecoming Dance - 8 to 11 pm Y Monday, October 10 - JV Cortez - 5 pm y Monday, October 10- Parent/Teacher Conferences-4 to 8 pm y Tuesday, October 11 - Pagosa Springs - 4 pm Y Tuesday, October 11 - Cortez - 5, 6, 7 pm y Wednesday, October 12- lunch Y Friday, October 14 - V Pagosa Springs -7 pm Y Friday, October 14 - Soccer vs Crested Butte - 5:30 pm Y Saturday, October 15 - Monte Vista Tri o Varsity vs Monte Vista -12 pm, vs Centauri -1:30 pm o JV vs Monte Vista -10 am, vs Centauri -11 am o C Team vs Monte Vista -12 pm, vs Centauri - 3 pm Y Parent Teacher Conferences.:. Just a reminder that Parent Teacher Conference are coming up, please plan to attend one of the following dates Monday, October 10 th from 4:00-7:30 pm Wednesday, October 19 th from 4:00-7:30 pm Roxanne Henderson, GT coordinator at both BMS and BMS, will be at BHS conferences on the evening of Wednesday, October 19, only. She will be at BMS on Monday, 10/10. Please or otherwise contact Ms. Henderson if you would like her to be present during any classroom conferences. She will be located in the upstairs commons area if you need to speak with her directly on that evening. Y 9 News displays BHS safety and FOR Club.:. 9 News out of Denver recently visited Bayfield High School. 9 News aired stories on school safety and on the FOR (Friends of Rachel) Club. Please take a look at the following links for the story

2 , WOLVERINE PRESS LEON HANHARDT-BHS PRJNCIPAL y Wolverine Cup Happenings.:. Wolverine Cup is off and running! Fun things are happening at BHS! Our first Wolverine Cup Assembly will be on Thursday of next week----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 help your team out, extra points are awarded for attending Cross Country meets! Current ran kings-updated.:. Want more Points??? Black team is in the lead Gold team is 2 nd Silver team is in 3 rd JV games, soccer games, and Remember that at the end of first quarter (next week) we will be awarding points for attendance and GPA's! CHALLENGEON WOLVERINES!

3 WOLVERINE PRESS LE,ONHANHAflDT-BHS PRJNCIPAL Teacher Spotlight: Ms. Henderson What are some of your hobbies? hiking, rafting Dancing, yoga, reading, What does Coloradical mean to you? It means enjoying all aspects of this fabulous state, such as hiking and rafting, to the fullest extent possible. What is your favorite thing about BHS? I love the students! They make it enjoyable and fun! If you could travel anywhere, where would you go? Everywhere, but I would really like to go to Machu Picchu and Scotland. What is your favorite sport to watch? Any sport played by the Wolverines! What was your high school nickname? I did not have one What was your favorite subject in high school? English and biology What colleges did you attend? Western New Mexico University, Fort Lewis College, Adams State College, Cambridge University (Pembroke College), University of San Diego, University of Colorado -Denver What is your favorite quote? "I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library." Jorge Luis Borges WOLVERINE OF THE WEEK: Michaela Espinosa Michaela constantly goes above and beyond to make sure everyone is happy. She is an extremely kind and compassionate student. Way to go Michaela!!!

4 WOLVERINE PRESS LEDN HANHARDT-BHS PRINCIPAL );> Free FAFSA Completion Assistance COUNSELORS CORNER P 66VWinTEMAN &. AMYMI6UNAS.:. Fort Lewis College is offering a free session for families to fill out the FAFSAwith financial aid experts on October 12 from 5:00-7:00 in the Reed Library. No registration necessary. See the attached flyer. );> Free College Application Opportunities.:. On Tuesday October 11 we will host the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. Any senior interested in talking with the admissions representative from one of these schools needs to sign up in the Counseling Office. If your student decides to apply on these days, the application fee will be waived. );> NCAA Eligibility.:. Is your student considering college athletics? Students who are curious about competing at the collegiate level should certainly talk to their coaches - they also need to register with the NCAA for Division I, III and III schools. There is a one-time fee to register and the counseling office has fee waivers for those who qualify. );> Attention Seniors Stop in the Counseling Center if you have questions..:. Jostens will be Wednesday, October 12 for late graduation orders and delivery of backordered items Thanks for being AMAZING this week!! and good luck to all of our teams HAPPY HOMECOMING! MR. HANHARDT

5 ~OL\( RIN PRESS LEDN HANHARDT-BHS PRINCIPAL, ROB DEAN - ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Wolverine A~tivitiesUpdates National Art Honor Society - from Sponsor Kathy Neal- We would like to give special recognition to Mitchell McCloskey for being chosen for Best Senior Artist 2016 for the National Art Honor Society. Mitchel is a very prolific and personally motivated artist! He has a deep understating of art as communication. His art always tells a story about his personal journey through life to young adulthood. He is skillfully talented in all mediums of art. He wants to be a writer and artist. I look forward to enjoying his books that he illustrates himself. Friends of Rachel- from Sponsor Jennifer Leithauser - FOR Club and FCCLAwill be selling soup, chili, and hot drinks at this year's powderpuff game. Bring your money and your appetite and enjoy some yummy homemade food. Members ofthe Bayfield High School FOR Club have been selected to present a workshop at the International Bullying Prevention Association Conference this November in New Orleans. This is an amazing opportunity for these students as their workshop will be attended by education and other professionals around the world. They have been invited to speak about the importance of kindness in a school setting and how to successfully implement a kindness club in a school. This conference will not only allow them to highlight the club's successes within Bayfield High School it will also give them the opportunity to polish their speaking skills and network with a variety of professionals. Future Farmers of America - from Sponsor Sonnin Dahl - FFA Bayfield will be working concessions at this Friday's homecoming game. Come by for a snack to support FFA while you cheer on the Wolverines!

6 WOLVERINE PRESS LE.ONHANHARDT-BHS PRINCIPAL Wolverine Athleti~s Updates Soccer - from Coach Chris Zoltowski - September closed out incredibly strong for BHS Athletics with Soccer's dominating win over Telluride, Football's 'ground n pound' on Gunnison, Volleyball's sweep of Durango and the XC Team representing in Grand Junction. Our soccer team is proud to represent you and be a part ofthe winning tradition here at BHS. This month, we all direct our attention to Breast Cancer Awareness as we show support to finding a cure. Breast cancer is the #1 cancer diagnosis in SW Colorado and the men's soccer team will be displaying their support to "Kick Cancer" this Saturday at home against Alamosa at 11:00am. We invite you all to wear PINK and come join us to help represent BHS Athletics' winning tradition as we all begin our final month of the regular season! Girls Basketball- from Coach Lana Killough - We have one more open gym on October 11th from 4-6pm. I have practice schedules, so come get them. "Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong attitude." Thomas Jefferson Let's be a team that nothing can stop us from achieving our goals!! Boys Basketball- from Coach Jeff Lehnus - Open Gym began October 4th! Now that Autumn is in the air it is time to open the gym back up and begin preparing for the season. Open gyms will be held Tue/Thurs evenings from 6 to 7:30 pm. Requirements - you must be eligible and have all necessary paperwork related to high school athletic participation turned into the office and get scheduled for an impact 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 following concessions we have scheduled: Please contact our parent organizer Nancy Phelps at (970) >- Football Game Sat. Oct. 29 th. Volleyball-Congratulations on an amazing homecoming win over a New Mexico 6A Powerhouse! BHS Volleyball beat Piedra Vista on Tuesday for our Homecoming Game, the girls won in 4 sets. Way to go!!!

7 BRING YOUR 2015 TAX RETURN FREE ASSISTANCE COMPLETING THE FAFSA Be prepared for Fall 2017 by getting your FAFSAdone early! OPEN TO ANYONE PLANNING TO ATTEND COLLEGE IN FALL 2017 WHEN? OCTOBER 12, :00-7:00 PM WHERE? RM 2E - Reed Library This event is free and OPEN to all FLCstudents and area high school seniors who would like help completing their FAFSA. MAXIMIZE YOUR FINANCIAL ELIGIBILITY AID BY FILING EARLY! SPONSORED BY FORT LEWIS COLLEGE OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID OCTOBER I:!. :!Ol() S:OO - 7:00 Pl'\l ROO.:\l :!E - Basl'lllellt of FLC REED LIBRARY