Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

5M8H V . § US. Gon tents CPa9e 7cfministration..............................3 Seniors......................................9 jtuniors....................................17 SopAo nores................................ 20 7resAznen...................................23 ' Junior 7fig A.............................26 7auorites...................................30 7tAfeiics...................................37 7ctiuities..................................46 Organizations...............................34 7cfuerUsers.................................64 Jfay (fen, Ooforacfo Oecficaiion Dear Coaches, The dedication of this annual to you comes not only from the annual staff, but also from the town and community. What other two people give us all so much guidance and encouragement? What other two people make possible so much excitement and en- joyment? You both hold a unique place in the school and community. It is a unique place because of the kind of men you are. Yes, this dedication is our opportunity to say thank you for being you, and for being here with us. It also extends the hope that the spirit and success of the past year may continue. Yours sincerely, Class of 1968 ADMINISTRATION MRS. MILLER Secretary (7Kr. TKurp iij The future of our country depends upon our great- est natural resource, the young people of our society. The ideals and ideas they acquire before they leave school will set the future course for mankind. The schools must give an opportunity for this group to develop ideals and ideas that will be of the greatest benefit to mankind. The schools cannot give the ideals and ideas, they must be earned. MRS. BAIRD Secretary The school board and advisory council this year have worked toward bettering our school. They have spent countless hours in their deliberations. The students of Hayden High appreciate it very much and thank the school board and advisory council for your interest. President - Beryl Reinks, Vice-President - Don Dove, Secretary - Bill Hellyer, Bonnie Gilland, Jean Scott, Carol Rains, Jim Funk, Ron Bricker, Lou Wyman, Paula Wyman, Carmelita Pitney, Mary Cobb, Belva June Hayes, David Joe Zehner, Olive Dean Blake. Wesley Signs, Forrest Frentress - Vice-President, Olive Morton - Treasurer, Wayne Butts, R. L. Flanders - President, (Not Shown) Lessie Baird - Secretary. 5 MR. JOHN REAGAN Commercial MR. SAMUEL HARRIS Music MISS SUE HOFFBAUER Mathematics MRS. JACQUELINE MORGAN English and Speech MR. JIM HARRIS Industrial Arts and Coach Throughout this year, faculty and students have had to bear with and work to overcome problems that have seemed immense and un- bearable. However, because we both have hoped to salvage some of the bond of trust that has existed in the past, the yearbook staff extends the hope that a mutual feeling of pride and understanding may always flow freely between faculty and students. MR. DOUG HALL Driver's Ed and Coach MR. RICHARD MILLER Science MR. JOHN BUCK Social Science MRS. AYUFFE ZEHNER Librarian MRS. PAT FULTON Home Ec and P.E. CjooJzs Mrs. Martha Cannon Mrs. Eva Brazelton Mrs. Alice Scufca () us tocfians Monty Doolin Bill Doolin riuers Mr. Hellyer, Mr. Rhodes, Mrs. Rolando, Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Gilland, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Flanders. 8 SENIORS Never let studying interfere with your education. Class President 1; Class Vice- President 2; Student Council Rep. 1; Vice-President 2; President 4; Favorite 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Forensic 3,4; Boy's State 3; U. N. Rep. 2; Typing Award 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4; H -Club 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4. You may be right, but 111 still argue with you. Class President 2; Class Vice-Pres- ident 2; Student Council Rep. 1; Football 1,4; Forensic 3,4; Typing Award 2; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4. Not whether he won or lost; But how he played the game. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Forensic 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Typing Award 2; Annual Staff 4; H-Club 3,4. RALPH NOSSAMAN Don't crowd girls, you 11 get a chance. ” Football 4; Wrestling 3,4. 10 3,4; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4. KENT STEFFEN NANCY WHITE SHERRY MURPHY I just say what I think and nothing more or less. Student Council Rep. 3; Favorite 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3,4; Football Manager 1,2, 3,4; Track Manager 1,2,3,4; Forensic 3,4; Typing Award 2; Class Play 3,4; H-Club 2,3,4. Even Cupid is her slave. Class Secretary 3,4; Cutest 3; Stu- dent Council Treasurer 2, 3; Foren- sic 3,4; Typing Award 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Attendant for Queen: Winter Sports 3,4; Homecoming 4; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Favorite 1,2; Cheerleader 2, 3,4. The two studies she likes best of all; the hearts of boys and basketball. Class Treasurer 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Student Council Rep. 1; Forensic 3,4; Librarian 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Typing Award 2; Band 1,2,3,4; National Hon- or Society 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Drill Leader 2. 11 Energy and persistence conquer all things. Student Council Rep. 4; Foren- sic 3,4; Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Typing Award 2,3; Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. She says a little, but thinks a lot. Librarian 1; Typing Award 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Attendant for Homecoming Queen 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Leave silence to the saints, I’m only human. Pep Club Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Librarian 1,4; Typing A- ward 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Winter Sports Queen 3; Annual Staff 4; Student of the Month 3. 2; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. I? DARLENE LARSON Quiet, Reserved, and Demure; a friend of who you are always sure. Librarian 3,4; Typing Award 2,3; Pep Club 1; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 2. Patience is one of nature’s vital virtues. ” 1st Place on Magazine Sales. Here's a girl, not shy or bold; but she's a friend as good as gold. A smile that wins, A manner that takes; Everywhere she goes, Friends she makes. ” Class Secretary 1; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; For- ensic 3,4; Librarian 1,2; Typing Awards 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1. 13 You can look and look but never find a worker so eager to give her time. Class President 3; Student Council Rep. 4; MissH.H.S. 4; Most Talented 3; Forensic 3,4; Typing Award 2, 3; Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 3; Winter Sports Queen Attendant 4; Chorus 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Head Cheerleader 3,4. MARY BETH FLANDERS Smile, it makes everybody wonder what you 're up to. Class Vice-President 1; Class Treas- urer 4; Class Play 3,4; Student Council Rep. 3; Favorite 3; U. N. Rep. 3; Forensic 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Librarian 1,2,4; Typing Award 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Homecom- ing Attendant for Queen 3; Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 3; Assistant Drill Leader 4; Student of the Month 3; Cheerleader 2. SHERYLE WIRTZ My heart is whole, my fancy free; Go away little boys, D'dn't bother me. Class President 4; Class Vice-Pres- ident 3; Class Secretary 2; Student Council Secretary 2, 3; Forensic 3, 4; Girls State 3; Librarian 1,2; Typing Awards 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Drill Leader 3,4; Assistant Drill Leader 2; Student of the Month 3. Daniel Darlene Kathleen Nancy Harley Sheryle Donna J3ast 7. )i I, Gary Baird, will my humble and unconceited ways to anyone who can conceal them as well as I have. I, Lois Yoast, will my farming ways to Mitzi White in case she marries a certain farmer. I, Harley Bailey, will my jeep to Mrs. Morgan to take on speech meets. I, Nancy White, will my small feet to Sally Scott so she won't have as much trouble getting down the hall. I, Sherry Murphy, will my long, black hair to Sally Scott in hopes it won't turn gray for her too. I, Mary Beth Flanders, will my contact lenses to Gordon Dowling in case he loses his while playing basketball. I, Jo Ann Fox, will to Janice Ehle my shy ways around boys. I, Kathleen Kagie, will my good-natured ways to the Freshmen girls in P.E. class in hopes that they can control their tempers when a foul is called on them. I, Daniel Sjostrom, will my smile to whoever needs it when they don’t have on of their own. I, J'Lea Butts, will what's left of my Texas accent to Kala so she will have enough to last until she graduates. I, Darlene Larson, will my ability to fall in and out of love to anyone who doesn't have as much fun doing it as I do. I, Pat McCracken, will my brains to anyone who can do anything with them. I, Leon Bruchez, will my speaking ability to Glenn Scott in hopes that he will use it. I, Kent Steffen, will my jeep to Kirk Blake so he can have two old wrecks. I, Nina Twite, will my diploma to Nancy Bertram in hopes she doesn't take as long as I did to get it. I, Eva Fanke, will my ability to referee girls in P.E. basketball games to anyone who thinks she can out-yell the players. I, Sheryle Wirtz, gladly will my position as Drill Leader to anyone who would take the guff. JUNIORS Ruth Cozzens Roy Cozzens Sally Scott Kirk Blake Sylvia Ciani Alan Gilland Debbie Richins Solome Archuleta PRESIDENT - Gordon Dowling TREASURER - David Winograsky VICE-PRESIDENT - Sylvia Ciani SECRETARY - Lyn Kitchens Terry Andersen Donald Bruchez Mitzi White Chencho Salazar Betty Rickman Georgia Watts David Winograsky Barbara Medvesk Gordon Dowling Donna Sjostrom Joe Backes Marcia Nossaman Albert Gledhill Lyn Kitchens SOPHOMORES Helen Fanke Janice Ehle Kala Butts Patty Murphy Doug Scott Chuck Signs PRESIDENT - Dennis Bugay VICE-PRESIDENT - Kala Butts SECRETARY - Robert Bruchez TREASURER - Chuck Signs Jeannie Kagie Bobby Archuleta Ruby Cozzens Naomi Steggs Larry Trujillo Sally Archuleta Robert Bruchez Kathy Barnes Butch Kitchens FRESHMEN Wayne Kitchens Connie Murphy Mike Barnes ! Kathie Hellyer Nancy Bertram Myron Jeffcoat Linda Bruchez - TREASURER Rena Ciani - VICE-PRESIDENT Dean Watts Rena Ciani Myron Jeffcoat - PRESIDENT Casilda Salazar - SECRETARY Glenn Scott Alece Kirk Joyce Manzanares Lester Richins Rose Watts Randy Rains Dorothy Ehle Doug Blake Rick LeBlanc Jim Flanders Gary Medvesk Casilda Salazar Linda Bruchez JUNIOR HIGH . Miss Lowenhagan S. Steggs R. Turner G. Mann G. Kirk M. Yoast B. Fredrickson Sponsor C. Wyman R. Barnes S. Cannon F. Yoast P. Andersen S. Montieth P. Cunningham C. Dunkley J. Kagie A. Sjostrom G. Booco J. Denker B. Rickman L. Covertson Mr. Hall - Sponsor T. Frentress P. Camilitti 28 M. Markle p. Howard D. Foxworthy N. Dowling M. Elmour G. Mahaffey 5th Jracfe D. Zehner R. LeBlanc J. Elmour M. Brazelton S. Signs T. Rolando P. Montieth D. Jeffcoat j. Kitchens D. Chitwood C. Valora M. Chitwood v. Murphy B. Doolin B- Scott S. Murphy J. Rickman K. Sanborn G. Gledhill G. Whitlock P. Twite 29 FAVORITES f Junior favorites Su oia ()iani ()Jienc io Sa c azar 32 op tomo re 7auorites 33 Myron jfejjfcoat 34 ( asi cfa Sa azar MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Mitzi White MOST STUDIOUS: Mary Beth Flanders CUTEST: Terry Andersen FRIENDLIEST: Kent Steffen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Gordon Dowling BEST DANCER: Patty Murphy MOST TALENTED: Tom Sheme WITTIEST: Marcia Nossaman ATHLETICS THIS SEASON'S SCORES Gordon Dowlini Hawden Opponent Aspen Steamboat Rangely Walden • Craig Granby • SoRoCo Kremmling • Glenwood .Harris FIRST ROW - Myron Jeffcoat, Gary Medvesk, Wayne Kitchens, Mike Barnes, Ralph Backes, Rick LeBlanc, Doug Blake - Manager. SECOND ROW - Kent Steffen - Manager, Chuck Signs, Bob Archuleta, Robert Bruchez, Dennis Bugay, Butch Kitchens, Larry Trujillo, Chencho Salazar, Leon Bruchez. THIRD ROW - Glenn Scott, Gary Baird, Doug Scott, Harley Bailey, Joe Backes, Ralph Nossaman, Daniel Sjostrom, Coach Harris, Coach Hall. NOT SHOWN - Jim Flanders, Donald Bruchez, and Gordon Dowling. flyers ta£e seco cf in iSeayue This has proven to be one of the Tigers' best years. As the season passed it became increasingly evident that this was going to be a year to remember. Of the nine games played this year by the Tigers only the Champions of the Gore-Yampa league and the Col- orado River Valley league beat us. Thanks to the efforts of the boys and the coaches, it was to be a season to bring pride to all who are members of Hayden High School. It was at Glennwood that this season ended, and it was a rousing victory for the Tigers. We of the annual staff extend our congratulations to Gordon Dowling, Chencho Salazar, Donald Bruchez, Robert Bruchez, Doug Scott, and Glenn Scott. All six of these boys were chosen to be on the All-Con- ference team. COACH HARRIS STATE QUALIFIERS STANDING - Manager Kent Steffen, Lee Fulton, Gordon Dowling, Tim Bertram. KNEELING - Bob Barnes, Charles Beck. TOP ROW - Gary Baird Gordon Dowling Doug Scott BOTTOM ROW - Coach Harris Manager Kent Steffen Leon Bruchez STANDING - Gordon Dowling, Gary Baird, Doug Scon, Donald Bruchez, Kirk Blake, Leon Bruchez, Larry Trujillo, Robert Bruchez, Kent Steffen. KNEELING - Dennis Bugay, Randy Rains, Doug Blake, Jim Flanders, Rick LeBlanc, Dean Watts, Gary Medvesk, Butch Kitchens. 42 TOP ROW - Dennis Bugay Larry Trujillo Robert Bruchez BOTTOM ROW - Kirk Blake Donald Bruchez Butch Kitchens 43 DANIEL SJOSTROM COACH HALL CHENCHO SALAZAR Worry! Hunger! Strain! Sweat! Determination! These words apply to the Hayden Wrestling squad which, although hampered by a lack of men in all the 11 weights, managed to put together an im- pressive individual record. The Tigers were led by such mem- bers as Myron Jeffcoat, the freshman who worked his way to state by winning a second in the district; and Chenco Salazar who was undefeated until the district tournament. The other boys are not to be neglected, for without them we would |not have had such a memorable season. As all but two of the wrestlers are underclassmen, the next few years should Ibe ones of continued success. RALPH BACKES WAYNE KITCHENS GLENN SCOTT MIKE BARNES MYRON JEFFCOAT 127 lbs. 4 0 165 lbs. JOE BACKES CHUCK SIGNS BOB ARCHULETA Bottom - TOM SHEME CPn in em ljers ACTIVITIES KING - Tim Bertram CROWN BEARERS QUEEN - Cheryl Signs DusJt on Adonis 47 1 fomecomincj Chencho Salazar - ESCORT MISS VICTORY - Sally Scott Sylvia Ciani - QUEEN QUEEN AND COURT This year the Hayden High School added a num- ber of events to our homecoming activities. Homecoming week began with a flurry of activity and the classes began to prepare their floats for the big parade. The classes were not the only ones to have floats in the parade. The family living class and the foot- ball players both entered floats. Senior Float - First Place Perhaps the family living class1 float was the most original. Mrs. Fulton suggested that it would be nice if the class would invite some Alumni football players to ride on the float. The players who rode on die float were Roy Dale Steffen and Dayton Dow- ling. The next group to decide to build a float was the football players. It wasn't until Thursday night after practice that the boys decided to build a float. The body of the float was the blocking sled. Butch Kitchens was the Homecoming Queen candidate chosen by the boys. Friday night was the big game with Granby. The Tigers won the game by 14 points. The queen candidates were Sylvia Ciani, Nancy White, Jo Ann Fox, and Terry Anderson. Sylvia was chosen Queen during the half-time ceremonies. The dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was a great success. The seniors decorated the gym, the juniors made the dummy, the sophomores decor- ated the goal posts, and the freshmen brought wood for the bonfire ... Junior Float - Third Place Sophomore Float Freshman Float - Second Place Homecoming Dance Homecoming Dance Football Players Float Family Living Float KING - Chencho Salazar T)inter Sports Queen QUEEN - Sally Scott ORGANIZATIONS FRONT ROW - Patty Murphy, Gary Baird, Doug Scott, Kala Butts. SECOND ROW - Tommy Sheme, Mitzi White, Kathleen Kagie, J lea Butts, Glenn Scott, Kathy Barnes, Kirk Blake, Nancy Dowling, Butch Kitchens. Sttident Gouncil buifcfs toward a better school OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - Gary Baird VICE-PRESIDENT - Doug Scott SECRETARY - Patty Murphy TREASURER - Kala Butts FRONT ROW - Marcia Nossaman, Bill Doolin, Sherry Murphy, Chris Camilletti, Kala Butts, Joyce Denker, Debbie Zehner, Susan Signs. SECOND ROW - Sally Scott, J'lea Butts, Mary Beth Flanders, Kathy Barnes, Patty Murphy, Tom Sheme. THIRD ROW - Gordon Booco, Christine Frentress, Randy Rains, Gary Baird, Vicki Murphy, Geri Gledhill, Mike Brazelton, Cindy Valora, Butch Kitchens. FOURTH ROW - Talley Frentress, Connie Murphy, Jim Flanders, Donna Sjostrom, Mike Barnes. Lester Richins. FIFTH ROW - Kirk Blake, Tim Rolando and Mr. Harris - Director. 7)and and (d or us: hhey he aue rhythm Chris Camilletti, Marcia Nossaman, Mitzi White, Christine Frentress, Jlea Butts, Donna Sjostrom, Marcia Marten sen, Betty Rickman, Mr. Harris - Director, Sally Scott, Kathy Barnes, Mary Beth Flanders, Patty Murphy, Kala Butts, Nancy Bertram, Connie Murphy, Linda Bruchez. 56 SCationa Of on or Society FIRST ROW - Nancy White, Sheryle Wirtz, Harley Bailey, Chris Frentress. SECOND ROW - Gary Baird, Sally Scott, Mary Beth Flanders, Gordon Dowling, Terry Andersen. THIRD ROW - Jo Ann Fox, Sherry Murphy, Daniel Sjostrom, Larry Trujillo, Doug Scott. Our tBiSrarians Darlene Larson, Sally Archuleta, Janice Elhe, Debbie Richins, Jean Kagie, Georgia Watts, Helen Fanke, Kathleen Kagie, Mary Beth Flanders, Lynn Kitchens, Eva Fanke. y y ffC V n 57 T ep Gfu6 c ieers Uiaers to utctorp SPONSOR: Mrs. Fulton The Pep Club has supported the Tigers in many fields besides cheering them to victory. They honor the team in an annual banquet in the spring. The Pep Club sponsors a talent show in which anyone can enter; the Secret Sister Program is another of the Pep Club’s many projects. The Hayden High Pep Club is one of the more active clubs in school. FRONT ROW - Lynn Kitchens, Joyce Manzanares, Kathie Hellyer, Dorothy Ehle, Sheila Salazar, Linda Bruchez, Connie Murphy, Pat McCracken, Eva Fanke, Helen Fanke, Mary Beth Flanders. SECOND ROW - Sherry Murphy, Terry Andersen, Jeannie Kagie, Janice Ehle, Marcia Martensen, Sheryle Wirtz, Jo Ann Fox, Lois Yoast, Ruby Cozzens, Naomi Steggs. THIRD ROW - Marcia Nossaman, Georgia Watts, Debbie Richins, Betty Rickman, Sally Scott, Barbara Medvesk, Kala Butts, Chris Frentress, Donna Sjostrom, Kathleen Kagie, Ruth Cozzens. FIRST ROW - Dennis Bugay, Kent Steffen - President. SECOND ROW - Chencho Salazar - Vice-President, Butch Kitchens, Robert Bruchez. THIRD ROW - Kirk Blake, Donald Bru- chez, Leon Bruchez. FOURTH ROW - Doug Scon, Chuck Signs, Joe Backes. FIFTH ROW - Coach Harris, Gary Baird - Treasurer, Gordon Dowling - Secretary, Coach Hall. GfuS has Susy year During the last two years our H-Club has become very active in money-making pro- jects. Their most accomplished feat was buying a scoreboard for the football field. The members have been earning money so that they can attend some of the Conference games. Some of their projects have included putting railing around the track, peeling logs, concessions (with the help of the Pep Club), and they are putting up posters for the town team Basketball games. 60 FIRST ROW - Harley Bailey, Sheryle Wirtz, Sherry Murphy, J'Lea Butts, Mary Beth Flanders, Kent Steffen. SECOND ROW - Daniel Sjostrom, Gary Baird, Lois Yoast, Kathleen Kagie, Nancy White, Darlene Larson, Nina Twite, Leon Bruchez. THIRD ROW - Debbie Richins, Lynn Kitchens, Sylvia Ciani, Sally Scott, Betty Rickman, Donna Sjostrom, Marcia Nossaman. FOURTH ROW - Georgia Watts, Barbara Medvesk, Gordon Dowling, Mitzi White, Kirk Blake, David Winograsky, Alan Gilland. 7, orens c: Speec i draws arje number oj- s ucfen s SPONSOR: Mrs. Morgan State Qualifiers in: Original, Interp of Oratory, and Extemp. Debate Poetry, Drama, and Discussion The annual staff hopes that you will enjoy this annual. The annual should be something that you enjoy now and cherish in the future. As we look back on this, our last year of school, we can remember all the wonderful and happy times we have had in making the annual. We hope the annual staffs to come will have as much fun as we did. The Annual Staff A he Annua kcdhJls - Sponsor Editor Asst. Editor Asst. Editor Artist Photographer Photographer Each year two students are chosen to go to Denver and Fort Collins to represent our school at Boys and Girls State. Also the Oddfellows send a student to New York to the United Nations. We of the annual staff wish to extend our congratulations to these three students. Qinitecf yCa ions Defecate MARY BETH FLANDERS - U. N. Delegate cS a e GARY BAIRD - Boys State ADVERTISERS YAMPA VALLEY STATE BANK Hayden, Colorado 81639 Member FDIC BROKEN DRUM CAFE You Can't Beat It Hayden, Colorado 66 Hayden, Colorado Hayden, Colorado KRAI RADIO Craig, Colorado CARPENTER’S HEREFORDS Bred for high rate of gain and carcass superiority. M. C. WILLIAMS, Herdsman F. R. 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