Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

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Let’s take pride in our past; take part in our future. Page Introduction 3 School Life 8 Seniors 21 Juniors 33 Sophomores 36 Freshmen 39 Organizations 43 Athletics 57 Junior High 77 School Staff 88 Closing Section 94 Advertisers 98 The staff and sponsor of the Hayden Annual would like to thank Nick DeLuca for furnishing us with pictures of many events. Cover and division pages designed by Elaine Mulkey i Dedication The 1976 Hayden Annual is dedicated to all the students who have graduated from Hayden High School. We of the annual staff point with admiration to our past and the first graduat- ing class of 1909, and to all those graduating classes down through the years. We look with pride at our present and the 1976 senior class. We look with anticipation at those classes which will be coming in the future. Our alumni have added not only to the Hayden community but also to all communities in which they have chosen to live. We hope that Hayden High School has given each and every one the background in educa- tion that enabled them to become successful in the field of their choice and the inspiration to accept ideas and concepts to pursue what ever vocation and avocation desired. It is our sincere hope that all of our alumni, our present graduating class, and all future classes can say with pride that they were a graduate of Hayden High School. The Grandbouches The Hocketts Chuck Signs Pictured above are just a few of Hayden’s former graduates. These alumni and many others have a vital interest in the Hayden schools. Superintendent's Message to the Class of 1976 Dr. Gary Toothaker, Superintendent 0 SfT' fW MJVjS JV Ouvv$d Oo' - % M ySc V roI It seems richly appropriate to blend the past, present, and future into a theme for the Class of 1976 this Bicentennial year. As our country observes this milestone in our history, you might take time to reflect upon how the basis for this cele- bration is related to you. The unique elements of our country’s past are a part of you. After all, you rep- resent what is left of the Golden West. The independence, self-reliance, and the spirit of adventure are qualities that built the West; qualities which are part of your heritage. The present age represents a revival of reawakening and renewal goal-setting. These social processes are taking place with an emphasis upon the importance of successful traditions of the past. Change and difference are two things that can be said about the future. The challenge is determining WHAT should be changed and what should be different. That challenge is your, as is the future. May your choices be based upon wisdom and compassion. - Dr. Gary Toothaker Pf. Toothaker’s office is always open to those who need to see him. He feels that contact with students, teachers, parents, and members of the community i£ vital to having the best school possible. 3 Honor the Past We Point With Admiration to Those Graduates Girls' Basketball Champs - 1926 The Edison School was built in 1900. The Dis- trict was bonded for $2500 which completed the lower floor. The upper floor which was to be the high school was completed later. The building was used until 1921 when the seventh and eighth grades and the high school moved into the Hay- den Union High School. Edison School Haydens's school as it appeared in the 1920's was located where the Redstone Motel now stands. Girls’ Basketball - 1907 Back Row - Edna Hughes, Anna Smith. Front Row - Marabelle Shel- ton, Lillian Holderness, Hazel Wilkenson. 4 Back Row - L to R - Altha Shelton, Okka (Rice) Bar- berio, Margaret (Jones) Kline, Allie (Kleckner) Lasnik, Virginia (Waterhouse) Gordon. Front - L to R - Fern Kimsey, Virginia Holderness, Edna Hamilton (Coach) Ruth (Birkett) Daugherty, Florence Scott. Girls' Basketball Champs - 1929 Bottom - 3 - Miggie Witham, 6 - Sara Jane Elliot. Top - Eunice (Temple) Dunckley, Delphine Strat- ton, Claudia Corbin, Willie Mullins, Edna Hamil- ton, Ruth Fricktel, Cathrine Dunkley, Roberta Wit- ham. Debate Team - 1928. Mary (Biner) Wilkins, teacher, Milton Coverston, Allie (Kleckner) Lasnik, Geo. Davis, Oliver Watts. Who Excelled Hayden Union High School The Hayden Union High School built in 1921 was one of the most modern in all of Yampa Valley. As Hayden’s first water sys- tem was installed in the fall and winter of 1913-14, and the sewer system in 1921-22, the new high school was modern in all respects. It had a swimming pool, an excel- lent gymnasium, a science room, and many large classroooms. There have been many fine teachers and administrators and Hayden schools can be proud of the good scholar, ath- letes and students who have graduated pre- pared to accept the responsibilities of adult life. Boys' Basketball Champs - 1927 Boys' Basketball Champs - 1928 Front Row - Arthur Price. - Fulton, Ivan Ryan, Stanley Front Row - Alton Welch, Leonard Lighthizer - Herbert Smith, Alton Welch. Back Row - Leonard Lighthizer, Bill Summers, Hap Datson, Coach, Gilbert Evens, Stanley Bennett, Charles Wilkins, C.A. Stoddard, Supt., - Fren- Smith, Frank Hughes, - Fulton, - Spooner, Gilbert tress. Gilbert Evens. Boys- Basketball Champs - 1938 Summers. Front Row - Mr. Porter, Billy Waters, Donald Shelton, Coach John Bernard. Back Row - Howard Hooker, Lawrence Gammill, Earl Flanagan, Loren Aber, Maurice Giboney, Orville Steffen, Henry Payton. Pride in the Present Good Spirit at Homecoming Bonfire Victory in Football Art objects done by students shown during the 1975 Art Exhibit Appreciation for a good cook Community football pep rally The Past and the Present Challenge the Future Future Cheerleaders Prospects look good for the future Away with the past to make room for the future The Hayden Union High School was demolished in the winter of 1975-76. The future of the Hayden Schools depends on the continued support of the community and the active participation of administration, fac- ulty and students who accept the challenge of the future. Faculty and Students at Play School is not all work. There are many activities in which students, faculty, parents and members of the community participate. Play is just as important as work, and these pictures show that Haydenites can play. Working on Homecoming Float Mothers Involved in School A Quiet Moment Favorites Mr. and Miss H.H.S. Suzie Barnes and Steve Ball represent our school very well as Mr. and Miss H.H.S. Suzie is a cheer- leader, active in band, accompanies choir and is a member of Honor Society. Steve has been active in football and wrestling and is one of Hayden’s out- standing athletes. It is students like these who make us point with pride at our '76 class. Freshman Favorites Junior Favorites Vicki Morton and Bryan Ward represent the Junior class well, as both are out- standing students. Vicki is a cheerleader, Student Council secretary, active in speech, in Honor Soci- ety, in girls’ athletics, and choir. Bryan was All-Con- ference in football, played varsity basketball, is out for track, and is a member of Student Council. si v Sophomore Fa vorites Our sophomores are well represented by Karen Copeland and Tim Jacobs. Karen is a cheer- leader, is active in girls' sports, Student Coun- cil, and choir. Tim played football, is out for track, and is active in Student Council. These favorites are typical of our freshmen, bright eyed and naive. Carol Montieth, a friendly person, is active in girls' sports, choir, Student Council and Pep Club. David Wyman played basketball. Most Talented Georgiann Sanborn and Jerry Murphy are typical of students at Hayden High School, Georgiann is an outstanding athlete, an accomplished musician, participates in speech activities - plus being fun to have around. Jerry is an accomplished artist, plays piano and guitar, is involved in speech activ- ities, heads the 4-H group, and is always willing to help anyone who needs an extra hand. Miss Spirit Elaine Mulkey certainly is a student who really gets involved in all school activities. She not only has the spirit of an avid fan but also is a leader in many other activities. She is a majorette; a fine artist, designing the cover and division pages of the annual; a pep club member; and a good student. Mr. Sportsman Richard Smith typifies Mr. Sportsman. He was chosen Single A High School Football Player of the Year. But football is not his only sport. He is involved in wrestling, hunting, fishing and the training of horses. Richard's ready smile and happy disposition makes him Shyest These two, Theresa Kagie and Dave Funk, may be really shy, (they tried to hide from the cam- era) but they still add a lot to our school. Theresa is business man- ager of the annual, in speech, active in all girls' sports and in Pep Club. David is active in ath- letics and in band. Friendliest Cutest The smiles of these two, Anne Williams and Bill Henderson, show why they were cho- sen the friendliest. Both are nice to have around. Anne is drill leader of the drill team and president of the sophomore class. Bill is out for wrestling, vice-president of the senior class and plays guitar. You can see why these two, Judi Zehner and Kevin Deatherage, were chosen cutest. They are not only cute but very active in school affairs. Judi is a cheerleader, in band, speech, and in girls' athletics. Kevin is Head Boy, is active in speech, boys' ath- letics and plays guitar. Favorite Teachers Jean Koch and Bruce Yoast with their happy smiling faces show why they are the favorites. Mrs. Koch is not only an artist but also an avid skier. She is always willing to help any- one who she can. Bruce Yoast, a basketball buff and coach, also likes to hunt and fish. His new duties as acting principal of the grade school plus being head basketball coach will really keep him busy. Most Likely to Succeed Linda Rhodes and Mark Signs show why they will succeed. Linda is a top student scholasti- cally. She is interested in commercial sub- jects and president of FBLA and a member of Pep Club. Mark is interested in everything. He really likes math, science and is an active participant in all school activities. He is a member of Student Council and does more than his share in helping run school projects. Biggest Flirts Cindy Irwin and Rocky Bowdish are friendly and like people. They may be the biggest flirts but they are also interested in school activities. Cindy is in band and Pep Club. April Showers Bring May Flowers Theme for 1975 Prom King and Queen A banquet was held and decorated nicely. A large rainbow was behind the head table. The tables were decorated with yellow paper, and bou- quets of orange and yellow carnations in brown vases were placed on the tables. This made up a beautiful color scheme. The band for the prom was Sleepin Dogs of Denver. Raindrops falling from the sky, a fountain, a large rainbow and a fenced garden were the lovely decorations in the gym. Crown bearers were Lewis Wyman and Rebecca Weaver. Prom Royalty Mynon Moon, William Montieth, Rick Rienks, Sherri Haslem, Sherry Nay, Randy McDonald, Cathy Rickerby, Dennis Moore. Rick Rienks and Sherri Haslem u 1975-76 Winter Sports Festivities Honor King and Queen Candidates Left to Right - Karen Rhodes, Vance Fulton, Theresa Kagie, Pat Zabel, Darla Bowdish, Rick Bowdish, Linda Rhodes, Kraig Copeland. King and Queen Darla Bowdish - Queen Kraig Copeland - King Queen and Attendants Seated at Top - Darla Bowdish, Winter Queen, and her attendents: Linda Rhodes, Karen Rhodes, and Theresa Kagie. is 1975 Homecoming King and Vickie Morton and Seniors - First Place Juniors - Second Place Ed Camilletti and Karen Copeland crown 1975 Homecoming Queen Vickie Morton. Homecoming 16 Tammy Barnes, Bryan Ward, Thomas Wyman, Festivities Honor Queen Sophomores - Third Place Steve Bell Candidates Freshmen - Fourth Place Mothers - Loyal Fans 17 Junior Class Play Was Well Received The junior class presented their play, The Devil Made Me Do It. Dody Brewster (Shayne Reinks) is about to graduate from the small college her grandfather founded, and, as his heir- ess, become the head of the Foundation which supports the college. As Chip Corwin, (Jerry Murphy) the young lawyer, is explaining her new duties, Mrs. Delehanty, (Elaine Mulkey) a kookie old lady appears, begging Dody to remove the Foundation’s support from the college and give it instead to her Institute. Murdock Faversham, (Tom Wyman) who will head the Institute is brought in and conducts a sample seance, during which Dody, participating against her better judgment, becomes possessed! Chip tries every available means to have Dody’s devil exorcised but to no avail. Speaking intermittently with a man’s voice, Dody intends to move the financial support, forcing the college to close - and worse, she has fallen in love with Murdock. Chip counters with desperate measures to save the college and win Dody back. During a hilarious exorcism, several surprising occurrences reverse the course of events. Others in the cast included: Vicki Morton, Dody's roommate: Vance Fulton, Dean of the College: Pat Zabel, a doctor; Joan Montieth, a psychi- atrist; Mark Signs, Dr. Harley Dingman-Batson; Dennis Pourier, and David Temple, his sons; Wendy Hayes, a secretary; and other students at the college, David Hellyer, Lambert Pitney, Bryan Ward, Peggy Rhodes, Penny Rhodes, Shellie Bowland, and Dianna Sumpter. Don’t Strain Yourselves Old Men Where’s the party? Tennis Anyone? Kill Everybody! A Real Lady is Senior Play Was a Success The Stuck Pot Dean Taggart - Cathy Rick- erby Grace Sedgewick - Sherri Haslem Willard Sedgewick - Randy McDonald Alice Sedgewick - Ann Signs Mary Jane Thompkins Mynon Mmon Gail Treat - Cindy Cannon Kay Emerson - Sandy Musick Dr. Jacoby - Kevin Copeland Amy Caldwell - Shelia Barnes Lucille Coulter - Rhonda Jen- kins Julia - Sherry Nay Ruth - Becky Hayes Alberta - Alice Doolin Eunice - Edith Webster Lillian - Susan Rhodes Joan - Bernie Archuleta Edward Mott - Rick Rienks Hubert Fanelly - Delbert Dowling Grant Weston - Tom Barnes Bob - Ronnie Bennett Jim - Frank Lowther Bill - Dennis Moore Ann is singing? —mKi And so I said ’' . . . '' Top of Nation Honor Band Adams State Col- lege Outstanding Achievers Girls' State Boys' State Suzie Barnes Suzie Barnes and Bill Hays Player of the year in foot- ball Richard Smith All-League and All-tournament Girls’ Basketball Players Judi Zehner Georgiann Sanborn Shayne Rienks 20 Sponsored by Hayden Valley Dairy; Hayden, Colorado Fourteen students from this graduating class started together in the first grade. There are now thirty-four who will be leaving - eleven to go to college, ten to technical schools, and some to jobs at which they are already working. Members of this class will be challenging and taking part in the future of our community, our state, and our nation. Left to Right - Ed Camilletti - Student Council Rep- resentative, Bill Henderson - Vice-President, Tom Hancock - President, Linda Rhodes - Secretary, Cindy Scott - Treasurer, Kimble Frentress - Student Council Representative. Gail Unruh Sponsor Bill Grimes Sponsor 21 Suzie Barnes Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; League Honor Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Western State Honor Band - 3: Adams State Honor Band - 4; Choir - 1, 2, 4: National Honor Society - 2. 3. 4: Drill Team - 1; Pep Club - 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Play - 3. 4; Cutest - 2, 3; Miss HHS - 4; Class Sec- retary - 1, 2; Cheerleader - 2, 3, 4; Head - 3, 4: Homecoming Candidate - 3; Girls’ State - 3. Jim Bennett Football - 1; Basketball - 1, 3, 4. 22 Steve Bell Football - 1. 2, 3. 4 - All Conf. - 2, 3, 4; All State - Hon. Men. - 3: 2nd QuarterBack - 4; Wrestling -1,2, 3, 4; Dist. - 1st - 1: 3rd - 2nd - 3: 1st - 4: State-Class Favorite - 3; Homecoming King - 3. Randy Booco Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference - 4; Honorable Mention - 3; Basketball - 1:; National High School Rodeo Association -3,4. Darla Bowdish Basketball - 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, 3; District - 3; State - 3; Choir -1,2; Winter Sports Queen - 4; Class Secretary - 2; Student Council Representative - 3: Pep Club - 1. 2: Drill Team - 3; Cheerleader - 2; FBLA - 4: Class Play - 4; Forensic -3,4; State Forensic - 4; National Honor Society - 4. Rick Bowdish Football - 2. 3. 4; All Conference -3.4; Basketball - 2, 3, 4; Winter Sports Candidate - 4; National High School Rodeo Association - 3, 4; National Honor Society - 4. Ed Camilletti Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: All Conference - 4: All State Honorable Mention - 4; Wrestling - 1, 2, 3, 4; District - 1st - 4; State - 4; Band 1, 2; Student Council -1,2, 3, 4: Class Play -3.4. Kraig Copeland Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference - 2. 3; All State - 2. 3. 4: District - 1st - 2. 3, 4; State - 2nd - 2, 1st - 3, 1st - 4: Class Play - 4; Homecoming Can- didate - 3: Winter Sports King - 4. 23 Kevin Deatherage Football - 1, 2, 3. 4: All Conference Honorable Mention - 4: Wrestling - 1. 2, 3. 4: District - 1st - 3: 2nd - 4: State -3.4: Track - 2. 3: District - 2nd - 3: Band -1.2: Homecoming Candidate - 4: Class Vice-President - 3: Student Council Head Boy - 4: Cutest - 3. 4; Class Play - 3. 4: Florensic - 3. 4: State Forensic -3.4. Lonnie Fread John Doolin Kimble Frentress Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: All Conference - 4: Honorable Mention - 3: All State - 4: Basketball - 1. 2, 3. 4: Band - 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Council Representative - 3. 4: Class Play -3.4: Winter Sports King - 3. Dan Gregory Football - 1: Wrestling - 1; Track - 1; Band - 1; Choir 1. Bill Hays Football - 1. 2, 3, 4: All Conference - 1, 3, 4; All State - 3, 4: Gino Ciani Award - 4: Basketball -1,2, 3, 4; All Conference - 3, 4; Track - 4; Forensic - 4: State Forensic - 4; National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4: Class Flay - 3,4: Class President - 3: Boys’ State - 3. Tom Hancock Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference - 4: Basketball - 1. 2, 3. 4: All Conference - 3. 4: All Tournament - 3; Choir -1,4: Forensic - 3: Class Play - 3, 4: Class Favorite - 3: Class President - 1, 4: Home- coming King - 3. Bill Henderson Wrestling - 3, 4: Class Vice-President - 4: Friendli- est - 4. Tom Jacobs Football - 2; Basketball - 1, 2, 3; Track - 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council - 2; Class Play - 4; Class Vice- President - 2; Boys' State - 2: Rodeo Club President - 3: National High School Association - 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society - 4. Lorraine Johnson Track -1.2; Choir -1.2; Drill Team - 1; Pep Club - 1,2,3: Class Play -1.2; FBLA - 1, 2, 3. James Kagie Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference Honorable Mention - 4; Wrestling - 1. 2. 3. 4; District - 2nd - 2: 1st - 3: 1st - 4; State - 3rd - 3, 4 - 2nd; Forensic - 3. 4; State Forensic -3,4; Class Play -3,4. Donnie Mann Football - 4; Wrestling -1.2, 3; District - 4th - 1, 2nd -2, 1st - 3: State - 1st - 2; Winter Sports Candidate - 3. 26 Ruby Montieth Choir -1,2; Librarians - 1; Shyest - 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play - 4. Terry Nay Track - 2; Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball - 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Student Council Head Girl - 4: Drill Team - 2, 3; Pep Club -1,2, 3,4: Class Play -3,4: Class Favorite - 2, 3: Class President - 2: Homecoming Candidate - 3. Lonnie Morton Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference - 3, 4; Basket- ball - 1, 2. 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4; District - 3: State - 3; Band - l;Choir -3,4; League Honor Choir -3,4; Forensic - 3; State - 3; Class Secretary - 3: Class Play - 3, 4. Joe Railsback Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4. 27 Linda Rhodes Choir - 2: Volleyball - 1: Winter Sports Candidate - 4: Class Secretary - 4: Most Likely to Succeed - 3, 4; Pep Club - 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club Treasurer - 2. 3; FBLA -3.4: National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4. Cindy Scott Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4: Class Play -3,4; Class Treasurer - 1, 2, 3. 4: Winter Sports Candidate - 3; Miss Spirit - 2. 28 ! Georgiann Sanborn Basketball - 1, 2. 3. 4: All Conference - 3; All Tourna- ment - 3: Track - 1. 2, 3: District - 1, 3: Volleyball - 3, 4: Choir - 2, 3, 4: League Honor Choir - 2, 4; Homecoming Candidate - 4; Forensic -3,4; State For- ensic - 3. 4; Most Talented - 3, 4; Most Athletic - 2: National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4: Vice President - 3; President - 4; Class Play -3,4. Kathy Singleton Basketball - 4: Band - 1; Librarians -3.4; Pep Club - 1. 2; Class Play -2,4. Pat Smith Volleyball - 1, 2; Band - 1; Choir - 2, 3, 4: League Honor Choir - 3; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3; FBLA -3,4. Richard Smith Football -2,4; All Conference -2,4: All State - 2, 4; Wrestling - 1, 4; District - 3rd - 1; 2nd - 4; State - 1, 4; Mr. Sportsman - 4; Most Athletic - 2: Player of the Year for Football - 4. Carolyn Williams Librarian -2,4; Homecoming Candidate - 4; Foren- sic - 4; State Forensic - 4; National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4: Vice President - 3: President - 4; Business Manager, Annual - 3; Editor. Annual - 4. 29 Judi Zehner Rich Mulkey Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; Track - 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball - 1, 2; Wrestling - 2: Track - 1; Class Band - 1. 2, 3, 4; League Honor Band - 2, 3, Play - 3; Homecoming Candidate - 3. 4; Choir - 2, 3, 4; Forensic -3,4; State For- ensic - 4; National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Librarian - 1; Drill team -1,2; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play -3,4; Cheerleader -3,4; United Nations - 3; Cutest - 4. Seniors Is That You, Mom? Efficiency Same To You This Is School??? Oh, You Guys! Really Working Hard! Seniors Go Back in Time One bright sunny day in modern Massachusetts, Mr. Unruh and Mr. Grimes decided they would invent something. They weren’t sure exactly what but just started building. When they were finished, they decided to try this machine out. As it turned out, this machine was a time machine. They had hoped to go forward in time, but instead went backwards, 200 years. After much time has passed in front of their eyes, they ended up in what appeared to be a sheep field. They weren’t sure where they were or at what time period they were in but decided to walk to a nearby farm house to find out. They knocked on the door, and a person that looked very much like Jim Kagie answered. He looked them up and down and told them they looked vaguely familar, like someone in his younger days. They asked him where they were, and he told them they were in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1776. He invited them in and while they were talking, the subject of his old class mates came up. Mr. Grimes and Mr. Unruh were very interested and found out that they were all members of the class of 1976 also. Mr. Grimes and Mr. Unruh decided to move on to see if they could visit some of the class members. Just as they were leaving, they met Jim’s three wives Eve, Valorie, and Della. They bade them good bye and wished them good luck on the world’s biggest sheep ranch. They rented some horses from the Painted Shetland Pony Farm owned and operated by Lonnie Morton. Lonnie has a booming business since people are only 5'1 tall. As they were riding down the road, Mr. Grimes and Mr. Unruh came upon Joe Railsback and Jim Bennett rustling 100 herd of cattle from Camilletti Cattle Association. They found out that Jim and Joe rustle 1000 head a day. As they enter town, they pass by the Henderson Pony Express and Stage Coach Line. Bill is helping John Doolin and Donnie Mann load the safe onto the stagecoach, which is driven by Darla Bowdish, who is the first ’’Women’s Liber” of that time. As they Progress into town, they decided to stop in at the local Red Barn Salon owned by Judi Zehner. As they sit down, two girls come over with their drinks. These girls happen to be Cindy Scott and Ruby Monti- eth. While they are there, they find out that they are having a trial that day. They are trying Linda Rhodes because she owns a black cat and is thought to be a witch. They decide this might be an exciting event and decide to go. Waiting for the judge to enter, they notice that Richard Mulkey is the prosecuting lawyer and the jury is made up of two well-known people. Lonnie Fread, and Pat Smith, and other townspeople. They all rise for the judge, who happens to be none other than Steve Bell, who doesn’t wear a white wig, because it messes up his hair too much. The trial got too boring so Mr. Unruh and Mr. Grimes decide to move along. As they step out into the street, they notice that the army is marching down the street. They get the general’s attention and find out that he is Rick Bowdish. Rick yells at Mr. Grimes for blocking the street and interrupting his march. But he is soon calmed by the sight of his beautiful wife, Georgiann Sanborn. She tells Rick that he isn’t supposed to get mad because the doctor ordered him to be calm. He then apologizes to Mr. Unruhn and Mr. Grimes and asks them what they want. They were chatting when one of the men in blue asked if they could go on because they had to go o a war. Mr. Unruh thought he recognized the voice and went to check. Yes, it was none other than Neil Twite, who was always complaining about everything from the color of his uni- form to the horse he was riding. The army then went on. They noticed a dress shop with a ’’Help Wanted” in the window and decided to investigate what kind of help was wanted. They stepped inside and found Lorraine Johnson at the counter. She was very talkative and suggested a light blue cotton dress would look very nice on Mr. Grimes or perhaps a purple one would be better. Mr. Unruh and Mr. Grimes decided they knew what kind of help Lorraine really needed and decided to leave. As they were walking down the street, they noticed that the local smithy was Richard Smith, who was quite respected in the town because he had become quite good at tackling people. This he had learned from his early career of football. Mr. Unruh became quite thirsty for some good wine, so they went into the wine store which was in joint ownership by Carolyn Williams. Bill Hays, Suzie Bams and Kraig Copeland. They opened up the store when Suzie turned old enough so she could buy the hard stuff. Mr. Grimes dragged Mr. Unruh away from the store and saw that there was quite a commotion going on at Independ- ence Hall. They went over and saw that the Declaration of Indepencence was being signed. They also noticed that Tom Hancock was selling insurance policies on the side. Kevin Deatherage and Kimble Frentress and Randy Booco were trying to sell their 4-H beefalo so they could have some money to invest in a new breed of cattle on which they were working. Mr. Unruh and Mr. Grimes decided they would let the men go on with their political busi- ness. They were walking down the street and saw that Kathy Singleton owned a chest build- ing school. Her motto was ”If people don’t notice something new about you, punch them.” In case Kathy couldn't convince people to try her school, she had Debbie (Smith) Rickman as her body guard. There was quite a commotion on the street and Mr. Grimes and Mr. Unruh went out to see what was happening. They saw that Tom Jacobs and Terry Nay’s yel- low carriage had lost one of its wheels. This had made Tom quite mad so he asked Mr. Grimes if he would like to buy it for a cheap price. But Daniel Gregory came running out and fixed the wheel faster than a whip. He was known as Fast Dan the Wheel Man. Mr. Unruh and Mr. Grimes saw that everything was becoming dim and that they were going forward in time again. When they got back, they were standing in front of their machine which self destructed in five seconds. This junior class has many talented members. They are involved in sports, in speech and in music. The junior-senior prom was fun to put on and an enjoyable evening for all. The junior class play, a comedy, was well received by the audi- ence. This class typifies the citizen of tomorrow that Hayden graduates. Roy Mr. Gilbert Sponsor Jacqueline Morgan Mrs. Morgan Sponsor Jean Koch Sponsor Left to Right - Tom Wyman - President, Dianna Sumpter - Secretary, Pat Zabel - Student Concil Representative, Bryan Ward - Student Council Rep- resentative, Shayne Rienks - Treasurer, Jerry Mur- phy - Vice-President. Tammy Barnes Shellie Bowland Vance Fulton Sherry Haukos Clay Hayes Wendy Hayes David Hellyer Theresa Kagie Scott Loomis Ray Manzanares Joan Montieth Vicki Morton Elaine Mulkey Becky Twite Victor Hatch 34 Jerry Murphy Dennis Pourier Lambert Pitney Karen Rhodes Peggy Rhodes Penny Rhodes Shayne Rienks Mark Signs Dianna Sumpter David Temple Bryan Ward Thomas Wyman Pat Zabel Pictures Not Available Bill Holmes- Leon Railsback v v Qjsj6s Noy VuOV; 5� Wo. oA. =— T«v v Y V e «w_ '• 'V lieve it! Caught in the act! Jr 1 The Sophomore class has many members that show talents that will make Hayden High continue to excel in all activities. There are outstanding scholars, musicians, and athletes. The students from this class are energetic and full of enthusiasm and are a credit to our school. Keep up the good work, sophomores. Left to Right - Tim Jacobs and Karen Copeland - Student Counci Representative, Teresa Cypert - Secretary, Anne Williams - President, Jodi Grandbouche - Treasurer. Not Pictured - Danny Waiting Outstanding physical fitness Concentration! I'M innocent! rman Knitting' Bruce Barnes Bob Bennett Barbara Bosick Barbara Bruchez Ed Bugay Karen Copeland Teresa Cypert David Doolin Jim Doolin Donald Dowling David Funk Jody Grandbouche David Gjegory Rick Harper Rich Hatch Teresa Haukos Pat Hayes Janet Hays Denise Hellyer 37 Gary Hinkle Roger Huff Tim Jacobs Cynthia Kinney Rod Lighthizer Byron McDonald Lewis Moon Larry Nay Reanon Pitney Bob Reynolds Glenda Rhodes Betty Rickerby Danny Rolando Jim Sena Cap Sena Joy Sidwell Anne Williams Connie Williams Kim Zehner 38 SPONSORS Fifty-eight freshmen make up this class, and it is the largest class in our school. Many varied talents are found among these students. There are fine athletes, both boys and girls, some excellent musicians, and certainly the future leaders of our school. The future looks bright for this class as is its present. The potential for great things is found among these fifty-eight students. Hopefully, they will use their tal- ents for achievements that will do honor to Hayden High School and the community. Class Officers my Marilyn McClure Vicki Archuleta Larry Backes Randy Backes Becky Barnes Tim Barnes Randy Baum Cheryl Blomquist Brenda Bosick Rocky Bowdish Mike Bunn Kelly Copeland Ricky Cozzens Connie Deatherage Doug Daley Ed Doolin Lee Doolin Monty Doolin John Fiveash You're dead'. Tardy afatni What beauties! ■ L How boring! 40 Sponsored by Auto Radiator, Craig, Colorado Brel Grandbouche Marcy Graham Tammy Green Kelly Hayes Linda Hays Chester Hinkle Jim Huff Cindy Irwin Robbie Jacobs Nina Jenkins Joann Johnson Donna Kelly Margaret Kitchens Annette Lanker John Lightner Robin Lightinzer Deann Lavato Carol Montieth 41 Jack Moore Norman Moore Beih Reynolds Jeff Salazar Guy Sanborn Oeann Schanlau Lyn Scott Joel Simpson Chuck Singleton Joe Skufca Rhonda Smith Beverly Stark Debbie Taylor Kevin Taylor Jon Terry Sheryl Thomas Cathy Williams David Wyman Not Shown: Bill Bennett Doug Byford Donna Nelson 42 Cheerleaders Twirlers Leading Band The organizations of our school add the needed spice to the academic life. A high peicentage of our students are involved in at least one or more of the extra-curricular activities. Interests of all kinds can be fol- lowed. pep club, drill team, twirlers, speech, band, choir, commercial, 4H are some of the organizations that are offered. 43 Student Council 75-76 Active in Tiger School Life Kevin Deatherage Head Boy Sunita Budhiraja Sponsor Terry Nay Head Girl Left to Right - Vicki Morton, Secretary; Terry Nay, Head Girl; Kevin Deatheraage, Head Boy; Thomas Wyman, Parlia- mentarian. Not Shown - Mark Signs, Trea- surer. The Members Student Council Officers Back Row, Left to Right - Carol Montieth, Tim Jacobs, Bryan Ward, Karen Copeland, Lynn Scott, Ed Camilletti, Kimble Frentress. Front Row - Kevin Deatherage, Terry Nay, Mark Signs, Thomas Wyman. Sponsored by E. R. Salter Real Estate, Craig, Colorado We Are Proud of Those Who Belong to Honor Society Back Row - Mr. Hertzke. Shayne Rienks, Carolyn Williams, Kevin Deatherage, Tom Wyman, Georgiann Sanborn, Linda Rhodes, Cindy Scott, Suzie Barnes, Theresa Kagie, Vickie Morton, David Temple, Terry Nay, Judi Zehner, Mrs. McClure. 2nd Row - Cynthia Kinney, Rick Bowdish, Tom Jacobs, Jerry Murphy, Darla Bowdish, Janet Hays. Front Row - Kim Zehner, Shellie Bowland, Barbara Bosick, Ann Williams Honor Society Initiates Linda Rhodes, Tom Wyman, officers Back Row - Janet Hays, Cynthia Kin- ney, Jerry Murphy, Darla Bowdish, Tom Jacobs, Shellie Bow- land, Rick Bowdish. Front Row - Kim Zeh- ner, Ann Williams, Barbara Bosick Sponsor, Mrs. McClure President Georgiann Sanborn In Drill Team School Spirit Shown Top Row - Linda Hays, Kelly Copeland. 2nd Row - Connie Deatherage, Robbie Jacobs. 3rd Row - Tammy Green, Marcie Graham, Anne Williams, Betty Rickerby. 4th Row - Kathy Wil- liams, Margaret Kitchens. Let's all frown. Everyone look to the left. Kathy Kemp, our sponsor. Top Row - Janet Hays, Sec.; Karen Rhodes, Treas. 2nd Row - Anne Wil- liams, Baskeball Recording Sec.; Car- olyn Williams, Pres.; Elaine Mulkey, V. Pres. 3rd Row - Terry Nay, Foot- ball Recording Sec.; Theresa Kagie, Wrestling Recording Sec. 46 Sponsored by Loyd’s Cleaners, Craig, Colorado by Hayden Girls In Pep Club Top Row - Terry Nay, Kathy Williams, Betty Rickerby, Linda Hays, Kelly Copeland, Connie Deatherage. 2nd Row - Reanon Pitney, Margaret Kitchens, Marcie Graham, Anne Williams, Robbie Jacobs, Tammy Green, Janet Hays. 3rd Row - Miss Kemp, Denise Hellyer, Connie Williams, Elaine Mulkey, Jody Grandbouche, Kim Zehner, Sunita Budhiraja. 4th Row - Cindy Erwin, Carol Montieth, Rhonda Smith, Dianna Sumpter, Teresa Cypert, Barbara Bruchez, Theresa Kagie. 5th Row - Beverly Stark, Vicki Archelletta, Annette Lanker, Linda Rhodes, Ruby Montieth. 6th Row - Vicki Morton, Suzie Barnes, Cynthia Kinney, Karen Copeland, Judi Zehner, Shayna Rienks, Donna Kelly. Drill team swinging high. Sponsored by Sewing Chalet, Craig, Colorado Tiger Cheerleaders 1975-76 Our Hayden cheerleaders work as a group during foot- ball season in the fall and take turns supporting wres- tling and basketball during the winter season. A cheerleading clinic is attended during the summer and many new cheers, songs, and chants are brought back to use during the year for pep assemblies and athletic events. These six cheerleaders make all of our athletic con- tests more enjoyable and add much to the spirit and morale of Hayden High. Suzie Barnes, Head Judi Zehner Vicki Morton Shayne Rienks Karen Copeland Cynthia Kinney Tiger Teamwork : 1 Cheerleaders Spark Spirit with formations at pep assemblies at outdoor pep rallies at practice at bonfire Sponsored by Carpenter and Williams Hereford Ranch, Hayden, Colorado 49 Forensic Team Wins Many Awards Coach Co-Presidents Mrs. Morgan Georgiann Sanborn and Forensic Team Kevin Deathera8e Front Row, Left to Right - Carolyn Williams, Vicki Morton, Lonnie Morton, Kevin Deather- age, Judi Zehner, Shayne Rienks, Jim Kagie. Second Row, Left to Right - Theresa Kagie, Mrs. Morgan - Coach, Jerry Murphy, Bill Hays, Tom Hancock, Bryan Ward, Lambert Pit- ney, Thomas Wyman. Sponsored by Colorado Shelters, Hayden, Colorado Forensic Students Do Well at State Speech Festival Bill Hays Excellent in Discussion Georgiann Sanborn Excellent in Poetry Going to State Front Row - Vicki Morton, Carolyn Williams, Shayne Rienks; 2nd - Gerogiann Sanborn, Darla Bowdish, Theresa Kagie, Kevin Death- erage; 3rd - Jim Kagie, Lambert Pitney, Jerry Murphy. Tom Wyman Darla Bowdish Carolyn Williams Excellent in Drama Lambert Pitney Excellent in Discussion Jerry Murphy Superior in Drama Vicki Morton and Judi Zehner Members of Guitar Class - Barbara Bruchez, Suzie Barnes, Jody Grandbouche, Betty Rickerby, Theresa Cypert, Byron McDonald, Kevin Deatherage, Robin Lightizer, Kevin Taylor, David Funk, Cynthia Kenny, Karen Copeland, Kim Zehner, Wendy Hayes, Rodney Lightizer, and Daniel Rolando 52 Sponsored by Burrows Electric Company; Craig, Colorado Music Groups Active During Year Concert Band Standing - Justin Sid well, Jerry Murphy, Mr. Grimes. Back - Joe Skufca, Danny Rolando, Guy Sanborn, Judi Zehner, David Gregory, Mark Signs, David Funk. Middle - Suzie Barnes, Con- nie Deatherage, Barbara Bosick, Annette Lanker, Cindy Irwin, Brenda Bosick, Shayne Rienks, Kim Zehner, Kimble Frentress, Pat Zabel, Larry Nay, Becky Barnes. Front - Terry Nay, Shellie Bowland, Rhonda Smith, Cathy Williams Guitar ClaSS Mini-week Guitar Class Dir'ectormes League Honor Band Back - Kim Zehner, David Funk, Joe Skufca, Shayne Rienks, Mark Signs, David Gregory. Front - Rhonda Smith, Connie Deatherage, Larry Nay, Barbara Bosick, Branda Bosick, Shellie Bowland. Our music department is an excellent one. Both the concert band and marching band have done an outstanding job this year. The band concerts have been well received by the public and the performance of the marching band in the fair parade and Homecoming parade was stimulating. Many of these band students performed in the Solo and Ensemble Contest and League Honor Band. Hayden is proud of our band. Playing the Concert Taking the Bows Hayden Choir Perform at Concerts Back Row - L to R - Carol Montieth, Georgian Sanborn, Ron Lighthizer, Tom Hancock, Mr. Grimes, Rhonda Smith, Tammy Green. 3rd Row - Shayne Rienks, Kelly Copeland, Donald Dowling, Dan Rolando, Barbara Bruchez, Betty Rickerby, Connie Williams. 2nd Row - Cathy Williams, Judi Zehner, Lonnie Morton, Thomas Wyman, Jody Grandbouche, Dennise Hellyer, Donna Nelson. Front Row - Marcy Graham, Jack Moore, Jerry Murphy, Suzie Barnes, Vicki Morton, Karen Copeland. DIRECTOR ACCOMPANIST Bill Grimes Sponsored by Floyd Pleasant and Sons Insurance, Suzie Barnes Craig, Colorado Students Active as Library Assistants Sherry Haukos, Dennis Pourier, Guy Sanborn, Robin Lighthizer, Mrs. McClure, Victor Hatch. , , - Twirlers Left to Right - Kim Zehner, Connie Williams, Jody Grand- bouche, Denise Hellyer, Cynthia Kinney, Elaine Mulkey. Playing with Fire Sponsored by National Guard, Craig, Colorado 55 Journalism Class Busy All Year The Sponsor The ’’Chiefs” Jacuqeline Morgan Theresa Kagie, Business Manager; Carolyn Williams, Editor, Yearbook; Ruby Monteith, Editor, Tiger Tales. The Staff Back Row - Karry Hall, Kraig Copeland, Ed Camilletti, Jim Kagie. Front Row - Lauranne Johnson, Dianna Sumpter, Theresa Kage, Tammy Bames, Ruby Monteith, Mrs. Morgan, Carolyn Williams. The journalism class puts out a monthly paper, Tiger Tales, and publishes the Tiger Annual. It is the hope of the Tiger staff that the annual will reflect all aspects of the Hayden Junior and Senior High School. 56 Sponsored by La Maison Chic, Craig, Colorado Winners in football The Hayden sports program not only has quanity but also has quality. Our football team was undefeated and went to state. Our wrestlers were many and seven qualified for state. The basketball team had an excel- lent season - this was boys’ athletics, but our girls’ are just as outstanding. The vol- ley ball team won league, and the basket- ball team was outstanding. The name - Tigers - is one of which to be proud. Varsity Tigers Have Victorious Season Victory was the name of the game for the Hayden football team. An unbeaten season in the league and out-of-league games was the record for 1975. The Tigers won in the quarter- finals against Plateau Valley and were narrowly defeated by Haxtun in the semi-finals. We salute you with pride, football boys. ard Smith, Brian Ward, Rick Bowdish, Steve Bell. Second Row - Coach Hall, Rich Mulkey, Lambert Pitney, Mark Signs, Donnie Mann, Dennis Pourier, Coach Turner. Third Row - Tom Han- cock, Jim Kagie, Randy Booco, Kevin Deatherage, Ed Camil- letti, Bill Hays, Kimble Frentress. Junior Varsity Top Row, Left to Right - Rick Harper - Manager, Joe Skufca, Doug Daley, Chuck Singleton, Monty Doolin, Bob Bennett - Manager. Second Row - Coach Hall, Dean Schanlau, Lyn Scott, Jim Huff, Lee Doolin, Jeff Salazar, Larry Backes, Coach Turner. Third Row - Tim Barnes, Rocky Bowdish, Doug Byford, Frank Van Mater, Randy Baum, Kelly Hayes, Brett Grandbouche, Larry Nay. Last Row - Roger Huff, Bruce Barnes, Byron McDonald, Donald Dowling, Danny Rolando, Ed Bugay, David Funk, Lewis Moon, Tim Jacobs. Sponsored by Irick's Saddle Shop, Craig, Colorado On to victory Going for six Winning Season Hayden Opponents 60 Meeker JV 12 44 Plateau Valley 24 48 Basalt 0 84 Grand Valley 12 46 North Park 0 38 Soroco 0 64 West Grand 14 54 Craig JV 6 83 Rifle JV 20 40 Quarter Final Plateau Valley 0 8 Semi Final Haxtun 12 Leading the pack m % itr ivt « - pr 54 I J i Concentration Pile up Sponsored by Craig Sports, Craig, Colorado Seniors Make Football History Ed CamiUetii Offense guard Defense middle guard All conf. - offense defense All state - Honorable mention linemen . Randy Booco Offense guard Defense linebacker All conf. - offense Kevin Deathcrage Offense center Defense tackle All conf. - Honorable mention defense Kraig Copeland Offense fullback Def. linebacker All conf. - offense, defense All State - defense Steve Bell Offense quarter- back Defense safety All conf. - offense, defense All state - Second team quarterback C. ‘6 1 555 Rick Bowdish Offense tailback Defense comerback All conference - defense i, - -5 Kimble Frentress Offense end Defense end All Conf. - defense 60 Sponsored by Moffat Sanitation, Craig, Colorado 3ul L Ko-yj? S) COtv- va 97VVrv Bill Hays Offense tackle Defense tackle All conf. - offense, defense All state - offense -------- - Lonnie Morion Offense halfback Defense comer- back All conf. - defense Tom Hancock Offense end Defense safety All conf. - offense Jim Kagic Offense tackle Defense tackle All conf. - Honor- able mention offense Donnie Mann Offense tackle Defense end Brian Ward Richard Smith Offense tailback Defense end All conf. - defense All state - Offense Player and back of the year Brian Ward Junior All conference defense Sponsored by Craig Conoco Station, Craig, Colorado Basketball Boys Have Good Season With over twenty-five boys out for basketball and under a new coach, the Tigers had an excel- lent season. Good team work and hard practice brought winning results. Congratulations, Tigers, for an outstanding sea- son. Left to Right - Lonnie Morton, Tom Jacobs, Jim Bennett, Rick Bowd- ish, Tom Wyman, Roger Huff, Bill Hays, Tom Hancock, Bryan Ward, Joe Railsback, Kimble Frentress, Neil Twite, and Coach Yoast. Varsity Bruce Yoast - Head Coach Junior Varsity Wayne Klahn - Assistant Coach Top Row, Left to Right - Lambert Pitney, Jim Huff. Lyn Scott. Doug Byford. Clay Hayes. Donald Dowling, Mike Bunn, Coach Kahn. Second Row - Jack Moore - Manager, David Wyman, Byron McDonald, Ed Bugay, Rod Lighthizer, Vance Fulton, Kevin Taylor - Manager. Third Row - David Funk, Rocky Bowdish, Tim Barnes, Bob Bennett, Robin Lightliizer, Lee Doolin, Doug Daley - Manager. Senior Boys Tops in Basketball Ion nfiUzocK Kimble Frentress Joe Railsback Jim Bennett Take it in for 2, Jim Watch out, Kimble! Bill Hays rrr $e.yn rM £J Tom Hancock h nfycss Lonnie Morton +Lb4cM lxjiiiue ivie •L Senior Boys =32 0 Rick Bowdish Neil Twite Good hustle, Lonnie Go around him, Tom Make it count, Rick Rebound it, Joe Outstanding Basketball Players Bill Hays - All Confer- ence - All Tournament Tom Hancock- All Confer- ence - All Tournament Lonnie Morton - All Con- ference Tom drives around Loose ball! Come on, Jim , , Kimble goes for two! Bill goes high! 6 Bill puts it up and in! Sponsored by El Rancho Cafe; Steamboat Springs A Good Year in Wrestling From L to R - Bill Bennet, Chuck Singleton, Donnie Mann, Jim Kagie, Steve Bell. Rick Harper, Kevin Deatherage, Richard Smith, Kevin Copeland, Ed Camiletti, and Joel Simpson. 1975-1976 Battle Ml. 26 Eagle Valley 27 2nd - Battle Mt. Tourney Lake County 12 Unitah 49 6th - Unitah Tourney North Park 15 West Grand 36 Steamboat 30 Soroco 14 Craig 34 Steamboat 18 District State Coach Ray Turner Coach Doug Hall Hayden 29 Hayden 35 Hayden Hayden 51 Hayden 9 Hayden Hayden 42 Hayden 29 Hayden 36 Hayden 14 Hayden 22 Hayden 16 Hayden 3rd Hayden 4th 66 L to R - Sitting - Chuck Singleton, Joe Skufca, Bill Bennett, Norman Moore, Rick Harper, and Steve Bell. L - to - R Knelling - John Fiveash, Larry Backes, Bruce Barnes, Kelly Hayes, Jim Kagie, and Donnie Mann. Standing - L to R - Joel Simpson, Ed Camilletti, Kraig Copeland, Dan Rolando, Richard Smith, Kevin Deatherage, and Coach Hall. Seniors Outstanding in Wrestling Steve Bell First - Battle Mt. Tournament Third - Vernal Tournament FIRST - DISTRICT Fifth - State Jim Kagie Second - Battle Mt. Tournament Fourth - Vernal Tournament FIRST - DISTIRCT Second - State Kevin Deatherage Second - Battle Ml. Tournament Fourth - Vernal Tournament SECOND - DISTRICT Third - State '-jo 7 Richard Smith First - Vernal Tournament SECOND - DISTRICT Kraig Copeland First - Battle Mt. Tournament Third - Vernal Tournament FIRST - DISTRICT First - State Ed Camilletti Second - Battle Mt. Tournament FIRST - DISTRICT Sponsored by American Parts, Craig, Colorado 67 Break his arm, Kraig Good job, Larry Stand up and fight Wake up, gang Just waiting State Participants Back Row - Joel Simpson, David Funk, Ed Camilletti, Richard Smith, and Kevin Deatherage. Front row - Larry Nay, Joe Skufka, Steve Bell, Jim Kagie, Dean Schonlau. Jim Kagie - 2nd Kraig Copeland - Champion Kevin Deatherage - 3rd Steve Bell - 5th Hayden Boys Track Team Excel in 1975 In running Lonnie Morton As a team As state qualifiers Lonnie Morton, Frank Lowther, Tom Jacobs, Kevin Deatherage. Coach Gilbert, Lonnie Morton, Frank Lowther, Tom Jacobs, Kevin Deatherage, Coach Harris, Rod Lighthizer, Tim Jacobs, Byron McDonald, Chris Beery, and Brian Ward. In running In relay Kevin Deatherage and Frank Lowther In hurdling Frank Lowther and Tom Jacobs Tim Jacobs Sponsored by Barretts Men Store, Craig, Colorado 70 Volleyball Girls Active This Season Varsity Back Row - Janet Hays, Kim Zehner, Jody Grandbouche. 2nd Row - Terry Nay, Vicki Morton, Theresa Kagie. Front Row - Georgiann Sandbom, Karen Copeland, Joan Mon- teith. Junior Varsity Back Row - Kelly Copeland, Carol Montieth, Cathy Wil- liams, Donna Kelley. Front Row - Denise Hellyer, Reanon Pitney, Theresa Cypert, Barbara Bruchez. Coaches (If 3 1 . WlfPL Sally Morton, Head coach, Barbara O'Connor, assistant 71 Senior Girls Georgianne Sanborn Terry Nay The Hayden girls’ volley- ball team entered the League Tournament with the best record of any league team. Congratulations for a fine season. Hayden High Basketball Girls Active in Junior Varsity Left to Right - Carol Montieth, Kelly Copeland, Kathy Singleton, Karen Copeland, Donna Kelly, Tammy Green, Manager - Betty Rickerby and Coach - Barbara O'Conner. in Varsity Georigiann Sanborn, Karen Rhodes, Judi Zehner, Shayne Rienks, Darla Bowdish, Theresa Kagie, Karen Copeland, and Joan Montieth. 73 Senior Basketball Girls K fc(A1 Georgiann Sanborn Judi Zehner Darla Bowdish Up for grabs Kathy Singleton 74 That's shootin', Shayne Hayden Track Girls Do Well As a Team Our 1975 Girls’ track team did very well. With fourteen girls out for track, five qualified for state competition. Our girls' show the Tiger spirit of competi- tion. Karen Copeland In Relay T. R.: Mrs. Stanton, Sheryl Stanton, Cathy Rickerby, Sherri Haslem, Mrs. Mmrton. 2nd R.: Connie Wil- liams, Janet Hays, Vicki Morton, Georgiann Sanborn, Karen Copeland. B. R.: Ann Williams, Shayne Rienks, Karen Rhodes, Sara Barfoot, Kim Zehner. At State Judi Zehner and Sherri Haslem At Throwing Shayne Rienks, Vicki Morton, Karen Rhodes, Sherri Haslem, Judi Zehner. Vicki Morton 75 All For One and One For All The Tigers Stroll Onward to Victory Our many athletic tarns have all worked hard and show much improve- ment. It is true that working together brings victory, and victory is what Hay- den has had. Team Effort This is The Way It’s Done Our Successful Varsity Working Together Learning How 76 David Zehner, Tom Blevins, Rick Harris, Cheryl Temple. Mr. Turner Mrs. Morton Brad Munden, Mike Mosher, Jackie Hellyer, Debbie Hockett. Seventh Grade Miss Lowenhagen Mr. Klann 8th Grade Charlie Backes Barry Barnes Tom Blevins Kelly Bowland Scott Bricker Dede Bugay Scott Cless Katy Copeland Doug Doolin Nancy Ehle Crystal Eskridge Dawn Falk Kent Frenuess Debbie Gilmore Candi Green Billy Hancock Rick Harris Teresa Hatch Doyle Hayes Mary Hellyer Mary Hinkely Yolanda Horn i e sundhe It 1 Kevin Zehner Are thev real Jamie Montieth Sandra Montieth Marvin Moon Jolene Pitney Roger Pourier Ronnie Rader David Railsback Tammy Rolando Jeff Rudy Phil Sena Wayne Sena Rick Sheme Tobin Shore Bonnie Singleton Jim Staenglen Cheryl Temple Stacy Temple Lynn Tryon Jeff Walkup Bruce Williams Terri Zabel David Zehner Not Pictured Guy Knight George Patterson Della Powell 79 Melinda Bell Richard Blomquist George Bosick Craig Bricker Bill Byford Tori Clark Joy Cless Sherry Cozzens Della Daley Beveryl Doolin Dennette Doolin Doyle Frentress Teresa Gibbs Becky Gilmore Thad Grandbouche Bud Harper What’d you say? I've got you now!! Time to go home Go away! Teresa Harper Caught in the act!! so Sopnsored by Shepherd and Sons, Craig, Colorado Caught Again The Three Stooges? Three Little Mice Mr. Muscle Jim Thomas Are they working?? Jackie Hellyer David Hinkle Debbie Hockett Frank Holloway Roy Kinney Eric Lanker Ray Lightizer Mishelle McClure Mike Mosher Tod Mueller Brad Munden Irl Rhodes Gary Romero Bridget Salazar Troy Salazar Kip Shore Sponsered by Sears Company; Craig, Colorado 81 JN!� Eighth Graders Take First in League Top Row. Left to Right - Coach Gilbert, Scott Bricker, Kevin Zehner, Tobin Shore, Tom Blevins, Ron Rader, Phil Sena, Bill Hancock. Second Row - Rick Sheme, Marvin Moon. David Zehner. Jeff Walkup, Bruce Williams. Rick Harris, Charlie Backes, Jeff Rudy. Third Row - Jim Staenglen, Phil Sena. Mark Kagie, Scott Cless. Barry Barnes. Kurt Frentress, Roger Pourier. Seventh Graders Undefeated in League Top Row. Left to Right - Ray Lightzer, Eric Lanker. Irl Rhodes. Todd Muller. Mike Moser. Bill Byford. Doyle Frentress. Second Row - Gail Unruh, Troy Salazar. Kraig Bricker, George Bosick, Brad Mundon, Kip Shore, Thad Grandbouche. Third Row - Frank Holloway. Jim Thomas, David Hinkle. Roy Kinney. Richard Bloomquist. Bud Harper. 82 Sponsored by Western Lodge, Steamboat Springs, Colorado Eighth Graders Have Winning Season Top Row. Left to Right - Coach Gilbert. Rick Harris. Kelly Bowland. Kevin Zehner, Ron Rader. Second Row - David Zehner. Scott Bricker, Jeff Walkup, Marvin Moon, Bill Hancock. Third Row - Bruce Williams, Rick Sheme, Barry Barnes. Kurt Frentress. Scott Cless. Seventh Graders Work Towards Future Top Row, Left to Right - Buddy Harper, Doyle Frentress, Erick Lanker. Bill Byford, Thad Grand- bouche, Troy Salazar. Second Row - Coach Unruh, Frank Holloway. Irl Rhodes. Mike Mosher. Jim Thomas. Ray Lighthizer, Roy Kinney. Third Row - George Bosick, Gary Romero, Kip Shore. Brad Munden, Craig Brucker, Richard Bloomquist. Sponsored by Kester’s Jewelry, Craig, Colorado 83 1975Junior High Track Events Well Supported By Girls Top Row, Left to Right - Mrs. Stanton. Cindy Barfoot, Linda Hays. Katy Copeland, Cheryl Temple. Candi Green. Mrs. Morton. Second Row - Donna Kelly. Margaret Kitchens. Nina Jenkins. Connie Deatherage. Tammy Green. Cathy Williams. Becky Barnes. Third Row - Jamie Montieth, Dawn Falk. Brenda Bosick, Cheryl Thomas. Robbie Jacobs. Kelly Copeland. Dede Bugay. Tammy Rolando. Junior High Boys Do Well in Track Events Top Row. Left to Right - Mr. Gilbert, Scott Bricker, Jim Staenglen. Keven Zehner, Rick Harris. Bill Hancock, David Zehner, Kirk Frentress. Mr. Unruh. Second Row - Lee Doolin, Barry Barnes. Tom Blevins, Jim Nelson. Lyn Scott, Bret Grandbouche. Mike Bunn. John Terry. Third Row - Joe Skufca, David Wyman, Doug Daley, Rick Cozzens, Kelly Hayes. Joel Simpson, Mike Nix. Fourth Row - Bruce Williams, Tobin Shore, Tim Barnes, Doug Doolin. Monty Doolin, Jeff Salazar, Scott Cless. 84 Junior High Girls in Twirling Left to Right - Debbie Hockett, Mishelle McClure, Melinda Bell. Volleyball Top Row, Left to Right - Tammy Rolando, Debbie Hockett, Jackie Hellyer, Dennette Doolin, Sandra Montieth, Bonnie Singleton, Dede Bugay. Second Row - Miss O'Conner, Dawn Falk, Katy Copeland, Mishelle McClure. Melinda Bell, Teresa Gibbs, Becky Gilmore, Mrs.Morton. Third Row - Teri Zabel, Beverly Doolin. Bridget Salazar, Teresa Harper, Joy Cless, Tori Clark. Junior High Girls Show Enthusiasm In Cheerleading V ' u -to 0i VV e 1 Top - Katy Copeland. Middle Row - Teri Zabel, Debbie Hockett, Tori Clark. Bottom - Dede Bugay - Mascot. In Pep Club a� A look toward the future shows that we have some excellent cheerleaders and pep club girls who are getting valuable experi- ence in supporting our school. The junior high girls back all athletic activities. Their enthusiastic atti- tude helps make for a winning season. The four cheerleaders set a good example and show vim and vigor in leading the yells. Top Row. Left to Right - Sandra Montieth. Candi Green. Jolene Pitney. Crystal Eskridge. Cheryl Temple. Second Row - Mary Hellyer. Lyn Tryon. Teresa Gibbs. Denneue Doolin. Mishelle McClure. Third Row - Theresa Hatch. Dawn Falk. Debbie Hockett. Katy Cope- land. Terl Zabel. Tori Clark. Sherry Cozzens. Della Daley. Tammy Rolando. Fourth Row - Bonnie Singleton. Stacy Temple. Dede Bugay. Joy Cless, Teresa Harper. Miss Newby. Fifth Row - Bridget Salazar. Jamie Montieth. Beverly Doolin. Jamie Hellyer, Melinda Bell. Junior High Musicians Are Melodic In Band Top Row, Left to Right - Mr. Grimes, Jim Staenglen, Katy Copeland, Brad Munden, Bill Byford, Marty Hinkle, Kip Shore, Tammy Green, Tobin Shore, Barry Barnes, Kevin Zehner. Second Row - Tori Clark, Dede Bugay, Crystal Esk- ridge. Rick Sheme, Eric Lanker, Doyle Frentress, Frank Holloway, Roy Kinney, George Bosick, Kurt Frentress, David Zehner, Bruce Williams, Tammy Rolando. Bottom Row - Joy Cless, Teresa Gibbs, Jamie Montieth, Cheryl Temple, Debbie Hockett, Terri Zabel, Jackie Hellyer, Michelle McClure. In Chorus Top Row. Left to Right - Tammy Rolando, Jamie Montieth, Katy Copeland. Rick Sheme, Many Hinkle, Terri Zabel. Teresa Hatch, Candi Green. Second Row - Cheryl Temple, Dede Bugay, Melinda Bell, Kevin Zehner. Tobin Shore. Tori Clark, Debbie Hockett, Jackie Hellyer. Bottom Row - Mr. Grimes, Suzie Barnes, Crystal Eskridge, Mary Hellyer, Kip Shore, Kun Frentress, Mishelle McClure, Beverly Doolin. 87 These five men were chosen by the citizens of our community to be our School Board. They set the school policies which the administration and staff carry out. These men receive no remuneration for their sevices. Their time and talents are spent trying to make Hyden Schools serve the needs of the children of this community. Countless men and women of our commu- nity have served as school board members in the past. Some are still in our commu- nity. One member of this board is a Hayden graduate, Duane Hockett. It is possible that some of our stu- dents of today will be future board members. Citizens such as these are to be commended for the many hours spent and energy given to make Hayden Schools the fine schools they are. School Board Robert Carter, Craig Weaver, Duane Hockett, treasurer, Herb Monti- eth, vice president, Mario Ongaro, president Advisory Board Another organization that serves our Hay- den school district is the Advisory Board who are a liasion between the Community and the school. They, too, serve without pay and their time and energy are given freely for the betterment of our school. Jerry De Lay, president, Mike Isenbarger, vice-president, Donna Hellyer, secretary, Pat Kinney, Ilda Booco, Kay Hancock, Judy Copeland, Joyce Cless, Janet Durham, Ila Hinkle, Ronnie Bugay, Louise Haslem, Barbara Friedle, Mary Williams .Mr.Rigas. A Leader High School Principal Sponsored by AA Distributing, Craig, Colorado George Hertzke High School Secretary Charlene Montgomery Mr. Hertzke, principal, works with both faculty and stu- dents to make for the best school available. Super in tenden t's secretary Judine Theis Supportive Services Make fora Good School Custodians School Cooks Charlie Bugay - Head Custodian Lillian Hays - Day Custodian Paul Upsol - Jr.-Sr. High School Cus- todian - Not Shown. Bus Drivers Eva Brazelton, Lynn Fivash - Head Cook, Eva Ciani, Dorthy DuBois. School Nurse Marion Gibson Grant Scoville, Mary Jo Barnes, Lorie McCarty, Carol Rhodes, Joe Clark, Carl Sjostrom, Sandy Sandercook. Janelle Takahashi Commercial Arts Doug Hall Drivers Ed., Head Wrestling and Football Coach, Junior High Wrestling Coach Bruce Yoast Science, Head Basketball Coach Marilyn McClure Librarian Bill Grimes Music: Vocal and Instrumental i erry Murpny Vocational Technology Jean Koch Junior High and High School An I I i I Charlene Newby Spanish and English I Mary Hickman Secondary Resource Teacher John Hays Auto Mechanics, Bus Mechanic Barbara O’Conner Junior High Science, Gymnastics Coach Ray Turner Junior High Maih, Consumer Math, Assistant Wrestling and Football Coach Sally Morton Physical Education, Volleyball, Track, and Basketball Coach Roy Gilbert Math, Junior High Boys P.E., Junior High Fooball and Basketball Coach, Junior High and High School Track Coach Lucy Lowenhagen Junior High English and Social Studies Sunita Budhiraja Counselor Wayne Kalhn Industrial Arts, Assistant Basketball Coach Kathy Kemp Home Economics Donald Morgan Civics and Junior High Social Studies Jacqueline Morgan English, Speech, and Journalism Gail Unruh Social Studies, Assistant Junior High Basketball Coach Teachers at Work and Play Waiting! Gosh Jack Lundt High School Science Mrs. Wyman, student teacher It Can't be true! Shake it off! Ready to help Sweet lady A Haxtun rooter??? Just relaxing It’s wet down there . 0 A Ju % TA’s legs??? I’m just kidding 00 dfe-i. T jejK.r j C. . I, Iff ncl tA Yd 4 lit. go .d Watch it, Steve r j I’m going thro’ugh It’s me, son. Juniors Relaxing and Such — Standing tall Belly dancer Lost her pants The bronc won! Not me! Really relaxed, Tom! Friendly people 96 To Know the Past is To Understand the Future All-tournament cheerleaders Young ones in H. S. Our editor telling them how! M mJim j The Hayden Tiger Annual staff would like to thank all of the merchants who adver- tised in our annual. Your patronage of these businesses from the communities of Hay- den , Craig and Steamboat will certainly be appreciated. Also, your mention of seeing the advertisement in the Hayden High School Annual will do much to help promote the good relations between the merchants and our community and school. A Donation was made by Del's Jewelry, Steamboat Springs, Colorado c Sy el T r , Ve � % 1 3 4 % s C r % 5 •f 3r 6 Q T IMAGES SIGHT AND SOUND GALLERY Stereophonic and Photographic Equipment Hear the Finest in High Fidelity In Northwest Colorado’s Only Sound Room Records - 8 Track Tapes - Cassette Tapes See Our New Improved Photographic Department Where You Can Receive Personal Attention From the Experts Exclusive Kodak Processing Phone 824-5667 Craig, Colorado Seniors Making Last Entrance to Hayden High $ Providing (-fii NC� Life Long Learning V T J Experiences COLORADO NORTHWESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Serving the five counties of Northwestern Colorado Routt - Moffat - Rio Blanco - Jackson - Grand Rangely, Colorado 81648 675-2385 Outreach - Office Box 9010 Steamboat Springs, Colo. Phone: 879-3288 Phone: 879-4610 GREEN FURNITURE COMPANY STATE FARM INSURANCE Car - Home Health - Life Like a Good Neighbor State Farm is there. We Make Your Home STATI 1AK M INSUIANC 1 1 Mile West on 40 Mystic Star Rt. Steamboat Springs, Colo. 100 RALPH P. SELCH Steamboat Springs 879-1756 MEADOW u s __ UVd v «V p-C. 2 O V ,' '3 . V t v G Ai ck vv % w«.v- VW S� A Congratulations VILLAGE TRAILER COURT 78' Seniors Manager - MRS. JESSIE STEELE Owners - MR. and MRS. HENRY ZEHNER HAYDEN MERIT PHARMACY THE UNITED BANK of STEAMBOAT SPRINGS Featuring Cosmetics, General Electric Appliances, and Liquor 101 West Jefferson Hayden, Colorado Phone: 276-3266 Steamboat Springs Colorado Phone: 879-4040 BOB’S FORD The Closer You Look, The Better We Look. THE KIMSEY AGENCY Your Independent Insurance Agent Serves You First Phone: 824-6554 102 394 Russell Street Craig, Colorado Hayden, Colorado Phone: 276-3522 YAMPA VALLEY STATE BANK CccmX -i 1 vP o tA- cyziZ O' OJMXQQc, nnr J2Xy t V L D Checking Accounts X A 33. Lo. 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A ■k v l 'TH|rt WAYMR- AY Tj estBar N .V9t bc v V r HAYDEN GRAIN BARNES and CAMILLETTI Co-Manufacturers RANCH WAY FEEDS Hayden, Colorado Phone: 276-3221 HAYDEN SPORTS Custom Cast Bullets Firearms and Ammo. Hunting and Fishing Licenses Fishing and Camping Supplies P.O. Box 127 Phone:276-3377 Hayden, Colorado 106 WOODY AUTO SALES JK Skelly Gasoline j Delta Tires jJ Complete Auto Service yr ■ '' State Inspection Station U 'i „ _. cJ . V Phone: 276-3443 Hayden, Colorado 81639 B K DISTRIBUTING INC. Hayden, Colorado 81639 Good Luck, Graduates In Your Future Endeavors Distributors of CO cL, Q Amuc 0. J xdL =dc. Jla uC . Budweiser, Lowenbrau, Schlitz. Millers Lire Pabst, Hamms, Olympia, Mickey’s Malt, Michelob ' -77 xican Imports Schlitz Malt, Old Milwaukee, Heineken, Miller Colt 45 'JAlrl- Franchised Builder KIRBY Metal Buildings Building Systems Concrete Framing Modular and Custom Homes Steamboat Springs, Phone: 879-3393 Craig, Phone: 824-9216 JEFF SORG LEROY THEIS CHEROKEE BUILDING SYSTEMS 1041 Lincoln West Building P.O. Box 1889 Steamboat Springs, 80477 ROUTT COUNTY NATIONAL The Strength to Believe In We Wish You the Best in ”76 and Years to Come For Your Every Financial Need Serving Northwest Colorado Our Doors are Open Monday Through Thursday Till 4p.m. and Friday Till 6p.m. Steamboat Springs 320 Lincoln Avenue and 802 Lincoln Avenue Phone: 879-0550 108 THECOSGRIFF HOTEL Craig, Colorado 81625 Delightful Atmosphere Enjoy Eating Out Excellent Food BIG COUNTRY REALTY 879-0728 One Mile East of Steamboat Springs P.O. 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Craig, Colorado CITY MARKET f A r+X' General Merchandise Family Center Bakery VICTORY MOTORS, INC. 801 West Victory Way Craig, Colorado 81625 Phone: 824-6591 SCOTTY’S DRIVE-IN LIQUOR'S u u 'CD po i r Ac ,L fr ,zn, 112 Craig P l CxAjO ____________________________________________ Phone 824-6813L CL- FASHION SHOES AND BOOTS Nocona Wrangler Lazy Bones Connie Shoes Pol l-lj rro'l' SHCJES For Soys and G r1s 1 JACKSON'S OFFICE SUPPLY All Office and School Supplies Machines Supplies Furniture Shoes For The Whole Family Craig, Colorado Phone - 824-5917 580 Yampa DOYLE JACKSON Craig, Colorado and H PARTS TULIP TREE FLORAL Good Parts Reasonable Prices Phone: 824-3284 555 Yampa Avenue Craig, Colorado Flowers Say So Much With That Personal Touch From T.T.F. 5-------v ---------- • Flowers By W.ne � Craig, Colorado Phone 824-5090 113 JERRY'S TEXACO 7� intone 207 East Victory Way Craig, Colorado Phone 824-3048 CASHWAY DISTRIBUTORS Shoes - Clothing Licenses - Hardware Houseware - Radios Sporting Goods At Discount Prices 385 Ranny Street Craig, Colorado Phone 824-3035 Open 9:00 - 6:30 Fed. Arms No. 84-7291 ALL SEASON Phone 824-3922 Craig, Colorado s p o R T S Gomel l., Jo CfiUj thjL..-£tuJS GOLDEN ihotkAh RI0 2. . UQ g6o3J cXcyt'it cr uO-M 0.0 dO Mo 519 Yampa Avenue Something for Everyone Harold Hal Hoffman Jr. Craig, Colorado Phone 824-6505 110 East Victory Way 114 Put Your Problems in the Hands of the Bear BROWN BEAR HONDA Sales Parts Service Honda Cycles, Honda Generators Arctic Cat and Polaris Snowmmbiles 1 Mile West of Steamboat Springs, Colorado US 40 - Phone 879-1299 Cimott,. 9. qjuu dQ'. ■CuJtSu. . „ _ cj ®rr0i 4 l flJLjbojcL QLOSMOBILE ' 30040 W. Hwy. 40 Phone 879-0928 Springs, Colorado Steamboat m SUPERIOR TIRE SERVICE Featuring B. F. Goodrich Where Quality is First ATOMIC GLASS CO. Michelin Hercules Exclusive Glass - 24 Hour Service Toyo and Retreading Batteries Alignment Shocks Brakes 895 East U. S. Forty Craig. Colorado Phone - 824-3030 or 6879 SIEBOTTS HARDWARE STORE ] yS Ask us . . . 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Appliances Kitchen Cabinets COUNTER TOPS w Lx (J i A KITCHEN PLANNING SERVICE J SKI COUNTRY ) KITCHENS V TOLARS dt TEXACO M ti 810 Lincoln Avenue Steamboat Springs, Colorado Phone: 879-2113 235 Lincoln Avenue Steamboat Springs, Colorado Phone: 879-0395 TRANSAMERICA TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY TIP TOP TYPE SHOP CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Type Your Way To Success On a Smith-Corona P.O. Box 280 Steamboat Springs Colorado 80477 Phone 879-1611 Licensed in Colorado 511 Lincoln Steamboat Springs 565 Yampa Craig, Colorado it9 ALLENS MEN'S MONTGOMERY STORE WARD Graduation Suits Levis and Levi Casuals ) Campus Wear Registr The Friendliest Store in Town Steamboat Springs, Colorado Steamboat Springs 879-1460 STEAMBOAT MOUNTAINCRAFT FLORAL INC. GREENHOUSE Specialized Recreational Equipment Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1976 Down Clothing C V Backpacking Bicycles Ski Touring Archery Muzzleloading C v L P.O. Box 359 1 f Steamboat Springs, Colo..'.' 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