Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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He has serv- ed as -principal at Louisville and as principal at Estes Park. He then went to Brighton as the assls tant Superintendent Mr. and Mrs. Hall have four children; Tyler, Russell, Wesley and Roberta. SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE There are certain experiences in our lives we will always remember and cherish. It is the sincere desire of your teachers that your high school experience will be one of these cherished memories. We congratulate all those who have given of their time and talent to produce this fine book. In the future, this book of your high school experiences will stir your sentiments and open the portals of the past. IRICK SADDLE SHOP. Craig, Colorado Ralph Rutherford; Leon Green; Mrs. Unice Temple, President; Mrs. Wilma Te Bock- horst. Secretary; Roan Anderson. Not pictured; Frank Rowley. SCHOOL BOARD We wish to thank our Board of Directors for their ever-present interest and leadership during our high school years. What they have done in our behalf will serve as an inspiration for us to strive toward even greater achievements in the future. Sponsored by CRAIG SALES Routt County Republican August 27, 1954 The following is a list of High School Teachers. H. S. English. Mrs. Olive Evans has taught here for the past two years and this year will also be Librarian. H. S. Soc. Sci - Coach, Mr. John Harrigan who will assist in Football and be head Basketball Coach comes from Sugar City. H. S. Home Ec. Miss Thelma Lien who came here in the middle of the year will continue the same responsibilities which include the Lunch Room management. H. S. Math - Sci, Mr. Wilbert Murphy comes to Hayden with five years teaching experience and holds a Masters Degree from Western State College. H.S. Shop - Driver Ed., Mr. Mario Ongaro is well known in Hay- den and he will be starting his seventh year here as H. S. teacher. H. S. Science and P. E., Mr. Chas. Parson, Jr. is returning to Hayden for his second year and he is another Western State College graduate. Girls' Counselor and Secretary to Supt., Mrs. Geraldine D. Pierson is a resident of Hayden and has been with the schools for seven years. H. S. Commerical, Mr. John Reagan is a graduate of Peabody University and he has been here for six and one half years. MR. HARRIGAN Social Science Coach MR. PARSONS Coach Band MISS LEIN Home Economics Pep Club MRS. OLIVE EVANS Biology English FORREST MARKLE'S T and J Bar and Cafe Hayden, Colorado WITTE GIFT SHOP Craig, Colorado ALBERT ERNEST CAMILLETTI Pome” Football 1-2-3-4; Wrestling 1-2-3-4, President 3-4; Class Play 3-4; H Club 1-2-3-4. Where- Milner, Colo... When-July 25, 1937... Likes-Girls... Dislikes-People messing with my girl...Dish-Elk Steak... Sport-Football... Saying-I wonder... Song- Make Yourself Comfortable ... Color-Blue... Pet Peeve-School... Ambition- Get married... Heart Throb-Glenda... DOROTHY MARIE SIMONTON Dot Chorus 1-2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Band 4; Tiger Claw 4. Where-Hayden, Colo. ..When August 19, 1937 ... Likes-To dance... Dislikes-Boys who flirt... Dish-Potatoes and Gravy... Sport-Wrestling... Saying-I don't know... Song- Hold My Hand ... Color-Purple... Pet Peeve-People who think they are better than others... Ambition-To be a housewife... Heart Throb-Jay Hayes... AFLONSO RUIZ Al Football 1-2-3-4; Wrestling 1-2-3-4; H Club 1-2-3-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4. Where-Denver. Colo.. .When-August 1, 1936... Likes-Women ... Dislikes-Cars that don't run... Dish-Frted Chicken... Sport -Football... Saying-Dig that krazy kat... Song- Shake, Rattle, and Roll ...Color-Navy Blue... Pet Peeve-SchooL... Ambition -To get married...Heart Throb-??? Sponsored by - SCHUMACHER SERVICE CO. Auto Repairs, Appliance, Hayden, Colorado RONALD DEAN GILLAND Gilly Chorus 1; A. B.C, Club 3-4; Class Play 4; Tiger Claw 4. Where-Denair, California... When-October 7, 1937... Likes- Stock car races... Dislikes-People who drink... Dish-T-Bone Steak... Sport-Hunting... Saying-O. K. tomorrow... Song- Return to Paradise ...Color-Emerald Green...Pet Peeve- Women drivers... Ambition-Own a farm... Heart Throb- ? ? ? LAURA MAY COZ2ENS Lollie Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; A.B.C. Club 3-4. Where-Hayden, Colo... When-Feb. 1. 1937... Likes-Skiing... Dislikes-Skyscrapers... Dish- Fried Frog legs... Sport-Wrestling... Saying- Dough Head...Song- Little Tom ...Color- Blue... Pet Peeve-Sassy People... Ambition-To be a Vet... Heart Throb- ? ? ? ROBERT JEFFERSON CONLEY Bob Chorus 1; Class Play 3; Student Council 3. Vice President 4; Tiger Claw 4; Annual Editor 4. Where- Santa Rita, New Mexico... When-October 4, 1937... Likes-Fords...Dislikes-Not traveling...Dish-Elk Steak... Sport-Skiing... Saying-I’m not paid to think... Song- Hold My Hand ...Color-Blue... Pet Peeve... Certain People... Ambition-To be a Doctor... Heart Throb- ? ? ? CRAIG BOOTERY Smartest Transportation Anywhere Craig, Colorado ANNA MAY FREDRICKSON Annie Pep Club 1-2-3-4; FHA 4; Chorus 1-2; Student Council 2; Tiger Claw 4. Where-Hayden, Colo.. .When-July 16, 1937... Likes-Boys... Dislikes-Conceited people... Dish-Food... Sport-Swimming ... Saying-Huh?... Song- This Old House ... Color-Blue... Pet Peeve-People who think they are better than others... Ambition-To be a beautician... Heart Throb-C. A. A. P. GAYLEN JAY ALEXANDER Jake Class Play 4; Tiger Claw 3. Where-Denver, Colo... When-January 4, 1937... Likes-Food... Dislikes-People who don’t eat... Dish-Spaghetti and Meat Balls... Sport-Wrestling ... Saying-Don’t ask me... Song- Mister Sand- man . .. Color-Green... Pet Peeve-People in general... Ambition-Go to school... Heart Throb- ? ? ? MARY LOIS COZZENS Monty Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; A.B.C. Club 3-4. Where-Hayden, Colo... When-March 10, 1938... Likes- Freedom... Dislikes-Bossy people... Dish-Lobster... Sport- Wrestling. .. Saying-Hogwash... Song- Don't Sell Daddy Any More Whiskey ... Color- Pink... Pet Peeve-Some people... Ambition-To be a Trick Rider... Heart Throb- ? ? ? SIEBOTT HARDWARE Dealers in Quality Hardware ,, -w Craig, Colorado ______I___________________________________________________________i______ DENNIS DUNCKLEY TEMPLE Den- Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Tiger Claw 2; Class Play 4. Where-Hayden, Colo... When-Janurary 21, 1937... Likes-Lots of Snow... Dislikes-Winters without Snow... Dish-Fried Chicken... Sport-Hunting and Skiing... Saying-Don’t sweat it Ace... Song- This Old House ... Color-Dark Green... Pet Peeve-Most of the girls in H.U.H. S... Ambition-To be a Rancher... Heart Throb-Can't find any prospects, Despert ... LEONA JULIA BERSHINSKY Judy Bug” Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; FHA 1-2-3-4; Class Play 4; A.B.C. Club 3-4; Cheerleader 4. Where-Mt. Harris, Colo...When-August 14, 1937... Likes-Dancing... Dislikes-Not having a good time...Dish-Spaghetti and Meat Balls... Sport-All of them... Saying-Better not do that... Song-”Always ...Color-Pink... Pet Peeve- Charlene and Inez... Ambition-To go to Paris... Heart Throb- ? ? ? LEROY EDWIN KUCHLER Kuch Wrestling 1-4; H Club 1-2-3-4; Band 2-4; Class Play 4. Where-Hayden, Colo.. .When-May 21, 1936... Likes-Craig girls... Dislikes-Girls who won't speak when spoken to... Dish -Lettuce and Tomato Salad... Sport-Wrestling... Saying-Hi ya Chicken... Song- Somebody Else Will ... Color-Blue... Pet Peeve-Basketball Players... Ambition-To be a Millionaire ... Heart Throb-F. Z. Sponsored by - N.W. COLORADO PRESS Hayden, Colorado CLARA NELL KLINE Nelly Bell Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Tiger Claw 3-4; Class Play 3-4; A.B.C. Club 3-4. Where-Hayden, Colo.. .When-February 7. 1937...Likes- Dancing... Dislikes-Conceited People... Dish-French Fried Shrimp...Sports-Wrestling...Saying-You don't know do you.. .Song- String of Pearls ... Color-Turquois... Pet Peeve- Gossips. .. Ambition-To be a dress desinger... Heart Throb- Dick D... BERN1EL HENRY ZABEL Bud Wrestling 1-4; H Club 1-2-3-4, Vice Presi- dent 3. Where-Smith Center, Kansas... When-July 3, 1937... Likes Saturday Nights... Dislikes-Being Sober... Saying-I don't know... Song- I Was Looking Back to See ... Color-Green... Pet Peeve-Some People... Ambition-To own a Cad convertible... Heart Throb- ? ? ? DORIS LA VERN ZULIAN Dee” Pep Club 4; Chorus 1-2; FHA 1-2-3-4. Where-Green River, Wyo... When-March 15, 1935... Likes- Everyone... Dislikes-Boys who get drunk... Dish-Italian Spaghetti... Sport-Wrestling... Saying-Oh is that so... Song- Little Brown Jug ... Color-Rose... Pet Peeve-Gossips... Ambition- Dentist Assistant... Heart Throb-My Guy... M.E. BILL CONLEY General Excavation Contractor Hayden, Colorado CHARLENE ANN SUMMER Shorty Chours 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Drill Leader 4; A.B.C. Club 3-4; Band 3-4; Student Council 4. Where-Hayden, Colo,.. When-July 16, 1936... Likes-Having a good time...Dilikes-Not having a good time...Dish-Fried Chicken... Sport-Wrestling... Saying-I don’t know... Song- Blue Moon ...Color-Red...Pet Peeve-Judy and Donna... Ambition-To become famous... Heart Throb-B. B. B. JOHN J. GINGRICH Glng'ee Where-Pagoda, Colo.. .When-January 1, 1937... Likes-Fords... Dislikes-Ply mouths... Dish-Fried Chicken... Sport-Ford races... Saying-Calm down...Song- Me and That Mercury Stayed Side by Side ... Color-Blue... Pet Peeve-Berniel and his Plymouth... Ambition-To own a new Ford... Heart Throb- ? ? ? INEZ MARIE WILSON Shorty Pep Club 1-2-3-4; FHA 2-3-4; Chorus 1; Class Play 3; Band 4; A.b.C. Club 3-4. Where-Mt. Harris, Colorado.. .When-April 11, 1936...Likes -Cars. ..Dislikes-Horses. ..Dish-Turkey. ..Sport-All of em... Saying-Gee Whiz...Song- Call Operator 210 ...Color-Blue. ,v Pet Peeve-Charlene and Judy... Ambition-Teacher... Heart Throb-??? HAYDEN LIQUOR STORE WALTER and ISLA BENNETT Hayden, Colorado LOIS JEAN LASNIK Jeanne' Chorus 1; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; FHA 1; Tiger Claw 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3-4; A.B.C. Club 3-4; Girls' State. Where-Longmont, Colo. ..When-May 5, 1937... Likes-Cars. Dislikes-Studying... Dish-Fried Chicken... Sport-Skiing... Saying-How Thrilling... Song- Let Me Go Lover ...Color- Rose. .. Pet Peeve-Shorthand... Ambition-To be a nurse... Heart Throb-??? ORLIN HOWARD SCHAFER Orion Annual Staff 4; Tiger Claw 4; Class Play 4. Where-Hector Minnesota.. .When-September 11, 1937... Likes-Fifty cent rings... Favorite Dish- Pheasant. .. Sport-Wrestling... Saying-Sorta... Song- I Understand ...Color-Yellow Green... Pet Peeve-Some People... Ambition-To own a newspaper... Heart Throb- ? ? ? DAWN VALJEAN RAN GER Toots Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; FHA 1; Tiger Claw 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3-4. Where-Canon City, Colo...When-April 17, 1937...Likes- Sports... Dislikes-Not having a car... Favorite Dish-Cherry Pie... Sport-Basketball...Saying-Don't know do you?... Soug- The Happy Wanderer ...Color-Blue... Pet Peeve- Typewriter. .. Ambition-To be a nurse... Heart Throb- ? ? ? STANDARD PRODUCTS N.E. DOLE Craig, Colorado NAOMA JEANETTE ACKERMAN Shorty Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Student Council 3; Class Play 3; Tiger Claw 4; A.B.C. Club 3-4. Where-Hayden, Colo... When-January 14, 1937... Likes- Food... Dislikes-Snow... Favorite Dish-Fried Chicken... Sport -Wrestling... Saying-Get off that old horse... Song-Hold My Hand... Color-Blue... Pet Peeve-Last hour... Ambition-Get Married... Heart Throb-Larry Jack. EDWARD BENNIE MOSHER Ben Where-Hayden, Colo...When-August 27, 1936.. .Likes-Hunting and Fishing...Dislikes-Teachers ... Favorite Dish-Spanish Rice... Sport-All of them... Saying-I don’t know... Song-My Baby Don't Love Me No More... Color-Red... Pet Peeve-Nosey girls... Ambition- An Accountant... Heart Throb-Elsie Gonzales. DOROTHY JEAN MULLEN Red Chorus 1-2-3; Band 1-2-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3; Paper Staff 3-4; Class Play 3. Where-Rlfle, Colo...When-October 7, 1937...Likes-To Dance... Dislikes-Moving... Favorite Dish-Shrimp... Sport- Basketball... Saying-Let me clue ya... Song-Little Things Mean a Lot... Color-Blue... Pet Peeve-Possessive Boys... Ambition-Stenographer... Heart Throb-Dick. BOCK’S CORNER STORE Hayden, Colorado CHARLES OLIN SUNDBERG Olie Chorus 1; Student Council 1-2; Band 3-4; H Club 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Tiger Claw 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Drum Major 4; A.B.C. Club 3-4; Boys' State. Where-Hayden, Colo...When-June 30. 1937...Llkes-Girls... Dislikes-Conceited girls.. .Dish-Fried Chicken... Sport- Basketball. ..Saying-Real Gone...Song- Three Coins in the Fountain ...Color-Blue...Pet Peeve-People who want to do everything and accomplish nothing...Ambition-To go to college... Heart Throb- ? ? ? SONYA ANN BALL Sammy Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; A.B.C. Club 3-4. Where-Hayden, Colo... When-December 17, 1937... Likes-Horses... Dislikes-School... Dish- Fried Trout... Sport-Basketball... Saying-Jiminy Crickets... Song- The Place Where I Worship ... Color-Turquoise... Pet Peeve-Girls who smoke... Ambition-To be an author... Heart Throb? ? ? EDWARD CHARLES WILSON Ed Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; H Club 2-3-4, Vice President 1, Treasurer 4. Where-Mt. Harris. Colo...When-July 29, 1937...Likes- School Parties... Dislikes-Speed... Dish-Chef Salad... Sport -Basketball...Saying-That isn't no way to be...Song- Oh What a Dream ...Color-Red... Pet Peeve-Girls who drink... Ambition-To go to college... Heart Throb-D?L?M?S... I LINDE'S SERVICE STATION Hayden, Colorado PROPHECY It was about seven years after I graduated from high school that I was working on my new radar screen, trying various connections when I accidentally hit on one that projected me three years into the future. I was amazed to find myself looking into the lives of my former classmates. The first one I saw was the life of Dorothy Mullen and I had a good laugh. The reason was she had a set of triplets and she always said she was going through business school and make lots of money and buy lots of clothes. Clara Nell is now an undertaker. Her husband is temporarily out of work. Ronnie Gilland is one of Hayden's most prominent and successful wheat farmers. He is happily married and has four children. Inez Wilson is the Supervisor of Nurses at Colorado Springs. like most nurses she has successfully combined marriage with a career. Judy Bershinsky is teaching dancing lessons at Arthur Murray's Dancing School in Denver. A Mr. Sheridan of Steamboat Springs is one of her regular students. Charlene Summer is still working for the telephone company in Denver. It surprised me that she wasn’t married. In high school she always seemed to have a way with the boys. Bennie Mosher is an accountant for the General Motors Corp. and Elsie Gonzales is his secretary. Orlan Schafer is now editor of his own printing shop putting out the weekly Tramp Courtier. John Gingrich is chief mechanic at the Texaco filling station in Hayden. Dennis Temple owns a big sheep ranch which covers three fourths of Montana. It is a beautiful and well kept place. After a short career of nursing Lois Lasnik married a rich doctor. She has just returned from a vacation in the French Riveria. She's making a modern marriage of it, no children. Lois, Laura Cozzens and Sonya Ball own the Triple Bar Q Dude Ranch ten miles from Phoenix, Arizona. Gaylen Alexander is one of the top television and radio repairmen in the state. He and his family live in Grand Junction, Colorado. Naoma Ackerman is married to a Five Star General and has four adorable children. At the present they are living in Hawaii where her husband is stationed. Bob Conley, M. D. has made a tremendous success of his doctor's career. He is a renowned heart surgeon. Dorothy Simonton is married and living in an army camp with Jay who has been promoted to Captain of Company 1025. Olin Sundberg has a fine job with the Red Heart Dog Food Company as company lawyer. Red Heart is now going great. After leaving high school Doris Zulian went to Italy where she took up ballet. She is now a famous prima ballerina and is performing in Radio City, New York. Pome Camilletti is now head wrestling coach at the new Milner High School. He enjoys his work and his team is one of the best in the valley. Anna Mae Fredrickson has a well known beauty shop in Hayden. Her styles are the latest from Paris. Edward Wilson is the basketball coach for the Harlem Globe Trotters. At the time I saw them they were in Madison Square Gardens playing the Kentucky Wildcats. Leroy Kuchler is playing his French Horn in Tommy Dorsey's famous dance orchestra, Alfonso Ruiz is the famous clown in the Ringly Brothers Circus you have been hearing so much about. He’s really a clown! Berniel Zabel is the new Plymouth dealer in Craig. He just sold Ronnie Gilland a new Plymouth. Dawn Ranger is a confirmed bachelor. She is working as an army nurse in Hawaii. Sponsored by COWAN'S DRUG. Craig, Colorado LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Sponsored by Yampa Valley Electric We, the Senior Class of Hayden High,of the City of Hayden, State of Colorado, being of sound mind and memory do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: The Senior Class will their way to get along with one another to the Juniors. To the Sophomores we will our way to make money in hopes their treasury will always be over the hundred dollar mark. We will our cars to the Freshman on one condition--they only use them at night. Ed Wilson wills his football ability to Pat Herrera, on one condition--he is a top player. Bobby Conley wills his office as editor of the annual to any junior that can handle the job as well as he did. Alfonso Ruiz wills his sunny smile to Joe Zamora. Pome Camilletti wills his car to the Pep Club so they can have transportation to the wrestling matches and basketball games. Bennie Mosher wills his ability to get along with the women to Danny Gingrich. Lois Cozzens wills her ability to ride broncs to Dema Moore--provided she never falls off. Dorothy Mullen wills her red-headed disposition to Bobbie Simonton. Charlene Summer wills her happy-go-lucky way to Glenda Tabb, on one condition--that she has a smile for everybody. Judy Bershinsky wills her ability to get along with the Steamboat boys to Lois Mann-providing she sees them every Saturday night. Inez Wilson wills her sweet understanding way to all the girls of Hayden High School. Ronnie Gilland wills his beat up ole Buick to any one that wants to pay the repair bills. Dawn Ranger wills her neatness to anyone that needs it, but only if they are always as neat as she is. Olin Sundberg wills his ability to play drums to Linda Schuessler on one condition—that she practices as much as he did. Dennis Temple wills his curly hair to Don Voeltzel providing he does not get a flat-top hair cut. Berniel Zabel wills his convertible Plymouth to anyone that wants to drive a Playmouth. John Gingrich wills his quietness to James Yoast. Orlin Schafer wills his ability to fix typewriters to Maxine Mosher—providing she does a good job. Dotty Simonton wills her cooking ability to Gleta Magnuson providing it is used on some boy. Anna Mae Fredrickson wills her ability to get along with Texas cowboys to Belva Ellifritz, on one condition--she is always true. Doris Zulian wills her ability to drive to Betty Jo Simpson providing she doesn't hit any fence posts. Lois Lasnik wills her ability to get along with Olin Sundberg to Donna Conyers, providing she doesn't get into any fight. Laura Cozzens wills her ability to drive a tractor to George Temple--providing he keeps it out of the river. Sonya Ball wills her ability to get out of work and her supreme ambition to Red Hinkle providing he doesn't work any more than she did. Clara Nell Kline wills her ability to get along with all the boys to Connie Ruiz providing she puts this talent to work real soon. Naoma Ackerman wills her ftep Club dress to Carol Bowerman providing she wears it the same length as she did. Gaylen Alexander wills his ability to do Geometry to Pat Robson providing he uses it at least once every six weeks. Leroy Kuchler wills his masculine mustache to Lupe Arroya. Sponsored by DEL'S JEWELRY, Steamboat, Colorado KATHLEEN FRENTRESS JO ANN SELLERS FLOYD ZULIAN STANLEY BRES HEARS ALBERT SENA JOE ZAMORA MAXINE MOSHER LAVONNE ALUMBAUGH SALLY GREEN JIM MONTIETH QUENTON PARKER MAC WARRICK FILIMON SALAZAR SAFEWAY STORE Craig, Colorado «Hili Charles Sena Spohsored by KESTERS JEWELRY Craig, Colorado James Yoast Dema Moore Violet Ranger Pat Robson Frank Hernandez Betty Jo Simpson Sponsored by - THE DOROTHY SHOP - Steamboat Springs, Colorado Demetrio Salazar Larry Alutnbaugh Augusta Wilson George Montleth Sponsored by SPETTER’S FLOWERS Craig, Colorado Bennett Arroya Melva Norwood Robert Sena Betty Cozzens Phyllis Gilbert Josie Vallejos Barbara Rutherford Anita Hernandez Norman Doolin Pat Herrera Roberta Simonton Sponsored by HAYDEN PHARMACY Hayden, Colorado Times Have Changed What Working Girl Bob Time Catching Flies Some Monster Weight Lifter What a Bicycle Friends Modeling Who Do We Have Here When I Was Young ‘SHRJbH Pose Pretty What Are You Cutie! Doing Here Wow Beth! Bunny-Hop Gleta Caught in the Act FRESHMEN SNAPS Four Cute Gals Hold That Pose Rear View HOUSEHOLD GAS AND APPLIANCE _______Craig. Colo._______ Sponsor: Mrs. Harrigan C. Sego S. Grandbouche N. Warrick J. Brazleton M. Lee J. Harper K. Conyers •4. E. Lighthizer t C. Hayes D. Goedjen J. Mathis G. Springer J. Green EIGHTH GRADE Sponsored by ALLEN'S MEN STORE, Steamboat, Colorado V. Heller C. Gledhill C. Bennett M. Cabel B. Williams K. Morton B. Yoast L. Anderson C. Steffen J. Moore ANNUAL STAFF Left to right: Dawn Ranger, Business Manager; Lois Cozzens, Artist; Olin Sundberg, Photographer; Orlin Schafer, Assistant Editor; Lois Lasnik, Photographer; Bob Conley, Editor. Standing; Spon- sors: Mr. Harrigan and Mr. Reagan. Sponsored by HAYDEN HOME APPLIANCE' Back row: George Temple. Leroy Clani. Jim Montieth. Mr. Hall. Sponsor; Steve Andrews, Edwin Hinkle, Albert Camiletti. Front row: Jo Ann Sellers, Charlene Summer, Judy Bershinsky, Carolyn Holdemess, Josie Vallejos, Jean Ryan, Not Pictured: Richard Leslie. President Charlene Summer Vice President JIM MONTIETH Sponsored by WATSON MOTOR COMPANY Craig, Colorado Secretary-Treasurer Jo Ann Sellers Back row: Mr. Reagan, Clara Kltne, Belva Ellifritz, Jo Ann Sellers, Mrs. Evans. Front row: George Angelo, Dawn Ranger, Lois Lasnlk, Olin Sundberg, Orlin Schafer. f Production Typists Sponsored by SALTERS SPORTING GOODS Band Officers President -- -------------------- Charlene Summer Vice President — ---- ------------ Carolyn Holderness Secretary -- - Dawn Ranger Treasurer -- - Janet Leslie Librarian -- - Kathleen Frentress Sponsored by SATHERS JEWELRY” Edward Wilson President Albert Camilletti Olin Sundberg Vice President Secretary Sponsored by CRAIG LIQUOR STORE Back row: Lynn Burns, Dawn Ranger, Linda Schussler, Connie Ruiz, Sonya Ball, Lois Cozzens, Doris Zulian, Sally Summer, Belva Ellifritz. Second row: Tonee Kline, Beth Yoast, Betty Cozzens, Laura Cozzens, Esperanza Ruiz, Dorothy Zulian, Glenda Tabb, Clara Kline, Donna Conyers, Gleta Magnu- son, Dema Moore, Beverly Schuster. Third row: Jean Sego, Josie Vallejos, Elsie Gonzales, Anna Mae Fredrickson, Mary Ann Bertram, Doris Pankey, Lavonne Alumbaugh, Lois Mann, Jean Ryan, Miss Lien. Fourth row: Inez Wilson, Barbara Rutherford, Anita Hernandez, Agusta Wilson, Betty Simpson, Roberta Simonton, Dorothy Mullen, Jackie Price, Isabel Martinez, Barbara Velasque. Fifth row: Lois Lasnik, Maxine Mosher, Jo Ann Sellers, Carol Bowerman, Barbara Lasnik, Violet Ranger, Lois Robinson, Sally Green, Janet Leslie, Cheerleaders: Carolyn Holdemess, Judy Bershinsky, Quenton Parker, Lupe Zamora, Janice Turner. MILES TIRE SERVICE, Steamboat Springs Carol, Historian; Betty Jo, Song Leader; Barbara, Musican; Clara Nell, Secretary; Inez, President; Donna, Vice President; Judy, Reporter; Beverly, Parliamentarian, (not shown). PALACE DRUG, Craig, Colorado BUDDIES Three Stooges r Back row: B. Santisteven, D. Hayes, S. Andrews, P. Whitlock, J. Jauregui, D. Zehner, A. Arroyo, A. Booco, D. Gingrich, Coach Harrigan. Middle row: M. Warrick, A. Ruiz, F. Hernandez, A. Sena, E. Wilson, R. Sena, L. Arroyo, C. Sena, Coach Parsons. Front row: L. Ciani, C. Angelo, A. Camiletti, R. Skufoa, J. Zamora, J. Montieth, D. Voltzel, S. Breshears. FOOTBALL COACHES Captain - Albert Camillettl, All Conference R. G. Co-Captain - Ed Wilson, Back. Charles Parsons John Harrigan SEASON’S RESULTS . . . Hayden 38 Kremmling 0 Hayden 12 Rangely 2 Hayden 7 Craig 27 Hayden 0 Steamboat 0 Hayden 6 Oak Creek 12 Hayden 0 Meeker 33 Hayden 38 Walden 7 Hayden 19 Granby 6 Sponsored by MIDWEST CAFE Craig, Colorado Hayden Downs Rangely; oicrr com murti Its mastery of the Western Slope’s football: len- (tue with � win over Hungety Frl. «lay, September 17 ut Hayden. Despite predictions of a losing game to Rangely. the Tigers beat the league champs by a soore of 12 to 2. Rangely bad previously beaten Craig 20-18 and Rifle 13-12 Hayden’s Eddie Wilson and Al- bell Sena played fast, plnnglng ball, and with fine blocking and rnshlng from the line, carried the game for all but a few minutes of •ne third «inarter. - Average weight for the Havden '-sin was HO pounds against av- erage of 155 for the .Panthers, noth Rangely and Hayden have new squads. Only I ,„an on the Ti- ger team is a senior, with the re- mainder of the 30 man squad beb- Ig mainly sophomores and inn- •r Back Back Sponsored by GEARHART MOTOR COMPANY Craig, Colorado JOE ZAMORA Center PETE WHITLOCK Tackle JIM MONTIETH Tackle “A SQUAD Left to right: D. Hayes, J. Zamora, A. Sena, S. Breshears, M. Warrick, F. Hernandez, O, Sundberg, J. Montieth, D. Voeltzel, E. Wilson, Manager; M. Dufford. Hayden Tigers Score 78 Against Yampa KOl'TT—Hayden took 2 frame from Yampa Last Friday night on the Tigers court in Hayden. The “B squad had a good night as they jumped off to a 20-polnt lead in the first quarter and stayed a- head throughout the game. Fin- al score of the preliminary game was Hayden 53 Yampa 34- The Hayden team had tronble finding the basket in the first qu- arter of the “A” game and at the end of the quarter Yampa led 11-0 However, in the second quarter the Tigers put in 38 points to lend at half-time «� -30. Hayden ftept up the pare thro- ughout the third and fourth per iods and put In So and 24 points In the two quarters. Yampa. tried to Keep pace., sco- ring 18 in tfhe third and 16 in tile fourth quarter. Final score of the game 78-54. “B” SQUAD Coach Harrigan Sponsored by HAYDEN GRAIN Left to right: P. Herrera, N. Martinez, E. Tarufelli, R. Sena, N. Doolin, G. Angelo, J. Jauregui, C. Sena, Manager; Pat Robson. o 0r� ard FRANK HERNANDEZ Co-Captain Center JIM MONTIETH Center Back row: Leroy Kuchler, Pet Whitlock, Louie Skufca, Berniel Zabel, Steve Andrews, James Yoast, Alfred Booco. Middle row: Alfonso Ruiz, Leroy Ciani, Floyd Zulian, Albert Camilletti, Lupe Arroyo, David Jo Zehner, Demitrio Salazar, Larry Alumbaugh. Front row: Danny Gingrich, Filimon Salazar, Alfonso Arroyo. 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