Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

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Here I sit, in my big study room, musing over the future of my classmates and myself. What will become of all of us? Will we ever all be together again? How I hoped we would. I stared at the mirror on my wall and it seemed all at once to turn into a crystal ball. What is this I see? It is the year 1971, and lo and behold we are holding a class reunion at a Dude Ranch in Colorado. What is that name, I see. Olympiade. Ah yes, it is clearer now. I see it all. Billy Rogers has invented a Tiger Interplanetary Sputnik, in remembrance of old times. He is going to conduct the class of 1961 to their reunion at Hayden, Colorado. The interplanetary line has requested that Pam Baird be the Sputnik stewardess. Of course, she has been head stewardess iq the Mars Line since she graduated in 1961. Our first stop is just west of Moscow where we picked up Barbara Smith. She is a four star general leading the march against Mr. K. On the way over we spot the Reverend Scott. He has been shipwrecked in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. We stop to pick him up and he urges us to hurry as he wishes to tell General Smith, War is not the answer. Next stop is Alaska where Janet Johnson is teaching English. While we are taking a tour of Alaska, we find that George Wixson is head of a new housing development. We come to a little town and being hungry, we go to the grocery store; and here we see Garry Mosher, the owner of The Alaskan Mercantile. We then journey to Anchorage, Alaska, where we find Karen who is the private secretary of the president of a large fish hatchery. Then we journey to Washington where Larry Mosher owns his own trucking line. After we pick him up, we go to Montana to pick up the successful sheep rancher, Charles Weaver. Then we blast off to New York to pick up Barry Johnson who has become a successful accountant. Then on to Maryland where Terry Allen is the coach of the Baltimore Colts. He tells us that he is sure his team will win the championship this year. We are soon on our way again, and the next stop is Connecticut. We pick up Professor Phebe Youngman where she is teaching at Yale. Then we fly across Eastern United States to Colorado where we see Bill Williams driving one of his own trucks to Hayden for our reunion. Our goal is in sight. Miss Joice Cozzen's Guest Ranch. Here we wait for Chuck Turner and Darrel Hockett to join us. Chuck, who is coaching in our new gym has married and has two sets of red-headed twins. Darrel Hockett is a successful wheat farmer. He owns 27, 000 acres of farm land. After everyone has arrived, we take off for the Winter Olympics in Steamboat Springs for the day. We spend a few enjoyable days on the ranch and we are all taken back to our homes where we continue our work. Soon the figures in my crystal ball vanish, and I find I am sitting here in my own home. Oh! how I hope this is the way it will be in the year of 1971. Compliments of HAYDEN RECREATION Hayden, Colorado

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CHARLES ALBERT WEAVER Sometimes happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Band 2. 3; Chorus 4. Compliments of the GOLDEN RULE STORE ,; f' • 1 t fc v ii- v-. r v i i ■ 14 ,v ■' BARRY GENE JOHNSON Loyal, witty and full of fun; He's a friend to everyone. Student Council 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; H Club 1, 2, 3,4; Wittiest 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3. CAROL JOICE COZZENS A lass so neat, with smile so sweet. Perfect Attendance 2; Pep Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Annual Staff, Artist. ARTHUR GEORGE WIXSON BewareI I may yet do something sensational. Perfect Attendance 3; Football 3; Track 3; Basketball Manager 4.

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cutcC CHUCK TURNER DARREL HOCKETT BARBARA SMITH BOB SCOTT PAM BAIRD TERRY ALLEN KAREN GILL AND BARRY JOHNSON PHEBE YOUNGMAN CHARLES WEAVER JOICE COZZENS BILLY WILLIAMS JANET JOHNSON BILL ROGERS GEORGE WIXSON GARRY MOSHER LARRY MOSHER wills Judy to any boy shorter than he (this is to make sure that he gets her). wills his pills to Alan Williams in hopes that Alan will get energetic quick. wills her ability to wear red to any girl who thinks she can handle it as well. wills his position on the A string to Arnold Johnson, providing Arnold will use it as well as Bob has. wills her ability to chatter to Judy Cross, in hopes that Judy keeps up the good work. wills his cough drops to any sick person in Mrs. Morgan's Senior English next year. wills her blushes to Charlotte Martensen, in hopes that Charlotte keeps that rosy complexion. wills his big feet to Bob Cote providing Bob doesn't trip over them, wills her ability to get acquainted quick to any new student. wills his tall stories to any Freshman with veracity, in hopes that they can use them as long as he has. wills her long hair to Peanuts in hopes that it keeps him warm. wills his car to anyone who has enough money to buy his license plates. wills her good grades to all underclassmen in hopes that they stay eligible. wills his red hair and freckles to Larry Allen, in hopes that Larry does justice to them. wills his chewing tobacco to anyone who can swallow it as easily as George can. wills his winning smile to Eddie Lasnik providing that Ed uses it for the same things that Garry has. wills his giggles to any girl who will accept them. Our Best To You - ROOT MORTUARIES Steamboat Springs, Colo.