Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

I It's the Eye of the Tiger, It's the Thrill of the Fight, Risin Up to the Challenge of Our Rivals, And the Last Known Survivor Stalks His Prey in the Night, And He's Watchin' Us All With the Eye of the Tiger. — Yearbook Staff Rebel Wise — Editor Wanda Suits Natalie Cox Lorna Mauth Traci Hayes Alisa King Connie Brazelton esse Brazelton Derron Shook Kathy Lewis Tom Parkin Mike Ford leffBricker Gail Robinson — Advisor Highlights Good Times Mr. Mrs. HHS Dedication School Life Faces Seniors juniors Sophomores Freshmen PG 5 4 6-12 13-32 33-40 41-46 47-52 Makin' the Grades Organizations Faculty Teamwork Sports Extra's Junior High Patrons Student Index 57-72 97-104 73-96 105-121 124-139 142-143 3 The students of Hayden High School wish to thank John Hays for all the time and consideration he has given us. THANKS JOHN! Mr. Miss H.H.S. Selina Walker Mike Williams 1982-83 I'm All Right Above: Brenda Stamp listens to a juicy secret. Right: Alena Robinson revives her Annie while Rachell Lighthizer is totally awed Bottom: Shannon Vair and Kim Smith practice resusitation 6 Ukulele Lady On November 12, 1982, HHS was treated to a very interesting spec- tacle. Hot Lava, a Hawaiian Group of dancers and musicians showed us their stuff in the gym. The show started with the Hawaiian MC danc- ing to drums and other Hawaiian in- struments. The rest of the show was a unique variety of colorful uniforms and dances from the different Polynesian Islands. Left: This guitar player of Hot Lava. Below Left: The show started with the MC livening everybody up Below Right: Two female members perform a native dance from the Phillipines We Got Spirit During the week of Sept. 27-Oct. 1, Hayden High School was treated to the unusual, strange, and crazy deeds of Spirit Week. From Beach Day and Baby Day to Powder Puff football games and male cheerleaders, the student body of HHS showed that school spirit is still alive and well here. Right Bald Day?? Sam Barnes shows off his freshly shaven skull Below Left Proud as a peacock: Homecoming Queen Selina Walker and King Mike Williams were crowned during halftime Below Right: Creg Greget and Matt Weaver say No to Lee Alphonse and Lewis Fredrickson during Spirit Week Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The play this year was a big success and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. The students participating in the play had a lot of talent to work with. Dr. Shaw did an outstanding job of putting the play together and directing it. The cast consisted of: Yancy Earle, Lewis Fredrickson, Jeff Boyle, Danny Dimmick, Mike Ford, Deana Schieb, Rachell Lighthizer, Angie Dorrell, Scott Hicks, Michelle Oz- bun, Debbie Williams, and Connie Brazelton. 9 The Great Parent-Student Exchange Above: Mrs Dorrell suffers through an hour of Trigonometry Right: Traci Hayes gets a taste of mom's lifestyle. Lower Right: Mrs Cless and Mrs. Stanridge demonstrate their practiced study skills. Parent-Student Exchange day provided a chance for the par- ticipating parents to get a taste of school life while their kiddies got a day off. It was a lot of fun for everyone involved. 10 CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seniors President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Sponsors: Miss Kirk Mr. Janes Mr. Hare Dr. Shaw Mrs. Stanton Darren Zehner Todd Dubois Tom Parkin Angie Holloway Selina Walker Juniors President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Sponsors: Miss Robinson Mrs. Gray Mr. Wenzlau Mr. Smith Mr. Preator Traci Hayes Lewis Fredrickson Deanna Scheib Lori Langstaff Mary Jo Lewis Sophomores Freshmen President Scott Vair President Ron Hockett Vice-President Randy Delay Vice-President Erik Olson Secretary Alice Monroe Secretary Alena Robinson Treasurer Corinne Parkin Treasurer Gene Delay Parliamentarian Joel Williams Parliamentarian Derek Wray Sponsors: Miss Mader Sponsors: Miss Cino Mrs. Gary Mrs. Lombardi Mr. Fowler Mrs. Morton Mr. Wilson Mr. Grimes Fame This year the students of Hayden High will have recognition of having made the Bright Lights. The film is entitled The )ob Game and was shot by Oak Creek Film and Telewest Video. This film production was aimed to try and get students to prepare for career choices while still in High School. The opportunity came about because of Dr. Gary Shaw, who has worked on other films with the Department of Labor and Employment. The fortunate students include: Yancy Earle, David Lindsay, Danny Dimmick, Rachell Lighthizer, and Angie Brush. 12 James, Fredrickson Chosen Valedictorian, Salutatorian Valedictorian and Salutatorian are chosen on the basis of grade point average over four years of high school. Roxy lames was chosen Valedictorian and Monty Fredrickson was chosen Salutatorian. 14 Up Where We Belong The graduation ceremony for the class of 83 was a time for mixed emotions. The Seniors remembered their pasts when Rhonda Hockett presented a slide show with the Theme from Mahogany and Believe It or Not for background muse. They laughed with guest speaker Rex Cisler as he reminisced about his high school days and cried when Mrs. Roll, their Kindergarten teacher, reminded them of all the little things that they did when they were young. We will always be reminded of the Senior Class when we hear these words: We are the future. Looking out on the past. We are the present. Making old things last. We are tomorrow, Thinking of yesterday. We are today. Do- ing things our way! 1. Mr Bruce YoasI presenting the diplomas to the graduates. 2 ludy Hayes, Doug Hays, Scott Hicks, and Rhonda Hockett 3. Debbie Williams, Mike Williams, and Val Williams 4 Tom Parkin and Debbie Williams 15 SENIOR INDEX BLOMQUIST, SCOTT Most Memorable Experience: Hun- ting with Mike Coziahr Goal in Life: To get a good job. Achievements: Football 3, 4; H-Club 4 BOOCO, LARRY Most Memorable Experience: Haven't had it yet. Goal in Life: To be a professional bum. Saying: No biggy! BRICKER,JEFF Most Memorable Experience: Darren Zehners 16th birthday. Goal in Life: To be happy and have fun. Achievements: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All League 4; Vice President 1; H-Club 2, 3,4 Saying: You're giving me tension. COPELAND, KRISTY Most Memorable Experience: When Rhonda and I babysat Selina, Judy and Suzanne on our summer of 82 camping trip. Goal in Life: To be rich, successful, and single. Achievements: Volleyball 1; Football Cheerieader 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; State Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Track MVP 3 Saying: Gads! COZIAHR, MIKE Most Memorable Experience: State Basketball 1980, 2nd place and hun- ting with Scott Blomquist. Goal in Life: To become an Athletic Trainer. Achievements: H-Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Football Manager 1, 2, 3,4; Basket- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Candidate 3 DIMMICK, DANNY Most Memorable Experience: State Speech Meet, and all the crazy times with my friends. Goal in Life: To live a happy life. Achievements: H-Club 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Foreign Language Club Saying: Say what? DORRELL, CARL Most Memorable Experience: Holding 5 gallons of gas while it was on fire. Goal in Life: To be happy at what I do and do it well. Achievements: State Speech 3; State FBLA 3; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Boys' State 3; Student Council President 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 16 Saying: You're touchin' me! DUBOIS, TODD Most Memorable Experience: Going to State Basketball. Goal in Life: To do the best at whatever I do. Achievements: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4 Saying: Oh who cares! EARLE, TAMMY Most Memorable Experience: Sum- mer of 82. Goal in Life: To be happy and suc- cessful in everything I do. Saying: Common sense Val, common sense. EARLE, YANCY Most Memorable Experience: State Speech 1982. Goal in Life: To marry a young, beautiful, lively woman, and be successful. Achievements: Footall 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Track 4; Speech 3, 4; H-Club 3, 4; H-Club Treas. 4; FBLA 4 Saying: I have no idea. FAGG, BETTY Most Memorable Experience: To be on Varsity my sophomore year. Goal in Life: To be happy and go as far in life as possible. Achievements: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Rodeo Club 2,3 Saying: Bug off man. FORD, MIKE Most Memorable Experience: Band trip to California, trip to April Wine Asia concert. Goal in Life: To meet Ozzy Osbourne and become ruler of the Universe. Achievements: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; League Honor Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 1, 2; Wrestling Manager 3; Track 2; School Play 3 Saying: Hi Perkins! FREDRICKSON, MIKE Most Memorable Experience: State Wrestling. Goal in Life: To be rich. Saying: No biggy! GREEN, TINA Most Memorable Experience: Beating Eagle Valley in Volleyball, and Feb. 11,1982. Goal in Life: To be successful and happy. Achievements: H-Club 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; League Honor Band 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; All League Honorable Mention 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Saying: You bet! HAYES, JUDY Most Memorable Experience: Band trip to California, camping trip with Selina, Rhonda, Kristy and Suzanne and making it to District Volleyball 1982 Goal in Life: To be happy and fulfill my dreams to the best of my ability. Achievements: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; State Track 3, 4; Honorable Mention All League Volleyball 2; Class Secretary 1,3; Class Treasurer 2; Band 1,2,3,4; League Honor Band 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; H-Club 3, 4; H-Club Secretary 3; FBLA 3,4; Girls' State Representative 3; Homecoming Candidate 3; Winter Sports Queen 3; Friendliest 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 4 Saying: You bet! Totally awesome. HAYS, DOUG Most Memorable Experience: Band trip to California 82 and state basketball 82 Goal in Life: To go to college and ma- jor in business Achievements: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; H-Club 3,4; H-Club Vice President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 4; FBLA 2,3 Saying: Life is hard. HICKS, SCOTT Most Memorable Experience: Going to see April Wine, Eddie Money, George Thorogood, and Marshal Crenshaw live in Concert. Goal in Life: To shoot every prairie dog in the state of Colorado, and to be rich. Achievements: Track 2; FBLA 3,4 Saying: Stick it! HOCKETT, RHONDA Most Memorable Experience: Volleyball, 1982, camping with Selina, Judy, Kristy, and Suzanne. Goal in Life: To be happy with whatever I become in life. Achievements: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable in Volleyball 3; Most Valuable in Track 2; All League Volleyball 3, 4; Student Council Representative 1; Vice President of Class 2, 3; Class Parfimentarian 3; H- Club 2, 3, 4; H-Club Vice President 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Queen 3; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Choirs 1; Band 1; Ski Club 1,2 Saying: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters com- pared to what lies within us. HOLLOWAY, ANGIE Most Memorable Experience: Sum- mer of 82, Donna and I in Steam- boat, (attack of the rubber tree.) Goal in Life: To achieve all of my desired goals, and to marry later in life and be happy and rich. Achievements: Cheerleading; Track 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 4; Class Secretary 4 Saying: Mega Neats! JAMES, ROXY Most Memorable Experience: The summer of 82 I spent showing my horses. Goal in Life: To be successful and happy, always do my best, and always keep my chin up. Achievements: Track 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2; Student Council Secretary 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1; Big- gest Flirt 2, Girls' State 3; H-Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; League Honor Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4 Saying: Whyf LEWIS, SHEILA Most Memorable Experience: Sum- mer of 82 Goal in Life: To be successful in everything I do and have fun while I'm doing it. Achievements: Band 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3 Saying: Whatever. LINDSAY, DAVID Most Memorable Experience: I haven't had it yet, but when I do the whole worid will know about it! Goal in Life: To fly the space shuttle, and release the Dragon Slayer. Achievements: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4 Saying: Dog 'em up!! mcdowell, donna Most Memorable Experience: Sum- mer of 82 and November 13,1982 Goal in Life: To be successful in everything I do. Achievements: Choir 3,4 Saying: Live everyday as if it were a Friday. MARKLE, MILBURN Most Memorable Experience: State Basketball 82 Goal in Life: To be the best at whatever I do, and to meet lots of giris! Achievements: Track 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; FBLA Pariimentarian 3; H-Club 3, 4 Saying: Ha Tinkle-bite. PARKIN, TOM Most Memorable Experience: 1982 band trip to California. Goal in Life: To replace Geoffrey Downes as synthesizer player for ASIA. Achievements: Stage Band 3,4; Track Mgr. 2; Class Treasurer 4; School Play 2 Saying: It's what I live for! SCHEIB, LISA Most Memorable Experience: Going to Tennessee in 82 Goal in Life: To marry a rich man and own a Lamborghini. Achievements: Class Clown 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Foreign Language Club Treasurer 4 Saying:Oh Man! SHOOK, DERRON Most Memorable Experience: Going to Denver and seeing April Wine and Eddie Money in concert. Goal in Life: Leave Hayden Achievements: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Choir 1; Football 3; FBLA 3; H-Club 2,3,4 VAIR, STEVE Most Memorable Experience: Band trip to California and the trip to April Wine concert. Goal in Life: To own Penthouse magazine and never have to work another day in my life. Achievements: Stage Band 2, 3, 4; League Honor Band 1,2,3,4 Saying: That's what she said! WHITAKER, KAMMEY Most Memorable Experience: When Lisa Scheib and I were in Tennessee. Saying: What's up! WALKER, SELINA Most Memorable Experience: The camping trip with Kristy, Rhonda, Judy and Suzanne and killing Eagle Valley in volleyball. Going to Distnct Volleyball 1982. Goal in Life: To be successful in whatever I attempt. Achievements: Volleyball 3, 4; Most Improved Volleyball 4; Most Valuable Volleyball 4; All League Volleyball 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All League Basketball 2,3; Most Valuable Basketball 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; State Track 2,3; H-Club 3,4; Student Coun- cil Rep. 3; Student Council Pariiamen- tarian 4; Most Athletic 3; Winter Sports Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen 4 Saying: Bitchin! WILLIAMS, DEBORA Most Memorable Experience: Band trip to California and District Volleyball 1982. Goal in Life: To be successful in everything I try for. Achievements: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerieader 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Band 1,2,3,4; H-Club 3,4 Saying: All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. WILLIAMS, MIKE - Most Memorable Experience: State Wrestling 1982. Goal in Life: To be successful in whatever I do. Achievements: Boys' State 1982; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Outstanding Wrestler State Champion 1982; Homecoming King 4; Track 3; Most Improved Wrestler 1; MVP Wrestling 2, 3; Football Most Improved 1; Outstanding Back 2,3 Saying: Mess em up! WILLIAMS, VALORIE Most Memorable Experience: Sum- mer 82 Senior Year. Goal in Life: To be very happy and successful, and to have fun, meet in- teresting people and to marry a handsome man, who is good to me. Achievements: Volleyball 1, 2, 4; Track 1,2,3;4-H1, 2,3 Saying: Aw Man, Well! ZABEL, TROY Most Memorable Experience: Going to see Marshal Grenshaw, Eddie Money, George Thorogood, and April Wine in concert 82 Goal in Life: To become a commer- cial pilot, get rich and own a Lam- borghini Countach. Achievements: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; H-Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Football 2; FBLA 3 Saying: That's what she said! ZEHNER, DARREN Most Memorable Experience: State Basketball 1982. Goal in Life: To become President of the United States. Achievements: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; League Honor Band 1, 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Class President 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 1; H-Club 3,4 Saying: Oh Well Best of Times 18 Tammy Earle is ' minding her p's and q's. Left Our swinging cheerleaders: From L-R eii Bricker, David Lindsay. Darren Zehner. Milburn Markle. and Danny Dimmick. Below: Happy Holidays!! Mike Fredrickson and Carl Dorrell Three's Company’'' Vancy Earle. Lori Langstaff and Deanna Scheib The perfect secretary?! Todd DuBois 19 y 2S cP Class Favorites Darren Zehner and Judy Hayes Contributed Most Mike Williams and Rhonda Rockett 20 Class Clowns David Lindsay and Selina Walker Most Likely to Succeed Carl Dorrel and )udy Hayes 21 Scott Blomquist Scotty Kristy Copeland K.C. Carl Dorrel Q.D. Larry Booco Coon Mike Coziahr Cizzy Danny Dimmick Amazon Todd DuBois Duby 22 Curk Dunckley Dunk Betty Fagg Betty Jo Monty Fredrickson Monty Rae Tammy Earle Tam Mike Ford Chevy Yancy Earle Clancy Mike Fredrickson Fred Tina Green Greeny 23 CELEBRATION Yancy Earle proudly displaying the 2nd place trophy at the Battle Mountain tournament while Derron Shook looks on. V for victory says some enthusiastic students L-R Top row: Jeff Boyle Bottom row: Marvin Gibbs, Doug Hays, Milburn Markle, Darren Zehner. T 24 TIME! So many times it happens too fast. You trade your passions for glory. Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past. You must fight just to keep them alive. Jan Switzler, Robbie Bohyer, Charla Hockett, John Walker, Sam Barnes J Dubois, Mike Fredrickson, Danny Dimmick, Shane Isenbarger 25 Roxy James Roxy Doug Hays Douglas Angie Holloway Ang Sheila Lewis Sheila 26 Steve Vair Steve Donna McDowell Donna Derron Shook Shakey Selina Walker Beaner 27 Last Will and Testament I, Scott Blomquist, will my blocking ability to Jesse Brazelton in hopes he'll be coordinated enough to use it. I, Larry Booco, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Bill Moon. I, Jeff Bricker, will my brown hair to Shane Gilmore so people won't laugh at him for the rest of his life. I, Kristy Copeland, will all my tape recorded lectures of Mr. Chapman's physics class to anyone who has trouble fall- ing asleep at night. I, Mike Coziahr, will my enthusiasm to managers in all sports in hopes they use it like Carl and I did. I, Danny Dimmick, will if I'm paid. I, Carl Dorrell, will my brain to science in hopes they can find what's wrong with it. I, Todd DuBois, will my ability to argue to Shane Isenbarger. I, Tammy Earle, will my ability to act like a normal human being to Kevin and Kent. I, Yancy Earle, will if I'm paid. I, Betty Fagg, will my bench warming ability to Vickie Meacham in Volleyball. I, Mike Ford, will my ability to not get killed in D D to Mike Cozichr so he won't get killed twice a night. I, Mike Fredrickson, will my ability to drive to Mr. Smith. I, Tina Green, will Lorrae Camilletti my legs because she asked me to. I, Judy Hayes, will my car (Herbie) to Suzanne Hockett in hopes that it will keep her on the road. I, Doug Hays, will my height to Dana Posey and my ability to be a pest to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, Scott Hicks, will my ability to stay out of trouble during typing to Lewis Fredrickson. I, Rhonda Hockett, will my height to Alice Monroe so that next year in volleyball, she can block anything. I, Roxy James, will my air head to Jannie Kitchens so she'll have two. I, David Lindsay, will to Shane Isenbarger my collection of Indiana State shirts and enough height to keep them from dragging on the ground. I, Milburn Markle, will not do today what I can put off until tomorrow. I, Tom Parkin, will my ability to survive in a big city to all the people who are ready to split this town. I, Steve Vair, will my magic trumpet to Wayne Deluca so he can play and talk at the same time. I, Kammey Whitaker, will big D my four wheel drive so he won't get stuck in little mud puddles. I, Lisa Scheib, will my legs to anyone who has to walk to school next year. I, Derron Schook, will my ability to get a dark suntan to Troy Whitham. I, Selina Walker, will my chicano power to Miss Mader. I, Debbie Williams, will some brains to all the dumb blonds so they will have a chance in life. I, Mike Williams, will my ability to breaking arms to Jeff Boyle so maybe it won't happen to him again. I, Valorie Williams, will all my purple to Lorrae Camilletti in case she runs out. I, Troy Zabel, will my ability to be late getting home and not worrying about it to Steve Vair. I, Darren Zehner, will my pickup to Coach Janes so he'll be able to get around. 28 Senior Prophecy During the graduation of 1983, the senior class was mysteriously teleported into a time warp. In hopes of helping the lost seniors. Dr. Shaw created a time machine. With thanks to Cook Kirk (whose homemade brownies fueled the machine), Dr. Shaw departed on his journey. As the Machine came to a halt, he found himself outside a cave in 1700 B.C. On his monitor, he observed, to his astonishment, a pack of wild Neanderthat beast men emerging from a cave. First to come out was their leader, an inhuman-like creature, Monty Fredrickson. He dragged his mate, Roxy lames, close behind. Following their leader were four more ape people: the great hunter Danny Dimmick, Val Williams with her pet lizard, and farther behind, standing by a mysteriously looking bush, was Kammey Whitaker who fired up what was apparently the world's first peace pipe. Meanwhile, Scott Hicks painted a Tyrannosaurus Rex on the cave wall. Certainly there was no hope for these seniors and probably none of the others, but Dr. Shaw would not give up his search. Moving forward in time, Dr. Shaw came to rest on a great coliseum; the year was 150 A.D. Down in the arena, he observed a pack of ferocious lions waiting for their meal. Their meal was two Christians: the Holy Mike Coziahr and Father Steve Vair, who were being thrown into the arena by the mighty gladiator, lay Hayes. While pigging out on grapes, the Emperor Yancy Earle watched this gruesome performance. To his side sat the beautiful Empress Sheila Lewis and the king's trusty philosopher, David Aristotle Lindsay. Fanning the royalty with a huge palm leaf was the sly and mischievous servant, Selina Walker. To spare himself from the sight of this dreadful act, the Doctor zoomed forward in time. The next stop was Tombstone, Arizona, 1870 A.D. Dr. Shaw found himself on a backstreet of an old western town. He could hear a disturbance in a nearby building and decided to get out of his time machine to check it out. While walking around to the front of the building, he saw that it was a saloon: Ford's Mercantile and Saloon. Inside, the ruckus was being caused by Sheriff Jeff Bricker who was trying to apprehend quick-draw Carl Dorrell. Quick- draw had already gunned down three rats and a whiskey bottle. In the corner of the bar, Father Todd Dubois gave the dead rats their last rites. Ignoring the raging battle, the saloon girls, Airhead'' Angie Halloway, Dingy” Donna McDowell and Loony Lisa Scheib waited on Larry Booco, a cowboy from out of town. Suddenly, from out of nowhere, came Buffalo Betty |o Fagg on her Moped called Flame. These incredible sights scared the professor in- to leaving immediately. He re-emerged in the town of Hayden, on Friday the 13th, 1988. The streets were as desolate as usual, but something was wrong. In the gutter he saw an old newspaper, the headline read: Tom Parkin escapes from Hayden Mental Ward. The article went on to talk about the recent attacks on several town residents. First was Zanny Zable (Troy), Hayden's hairstylist who was apprehended with a can of Alberto V05. The School's P.E. teacher, Kristy Copeland had a narrow escape from being smothered by her students' dirty socks. Evil Knivel (Der- ron Shook) suffered minor injuries after an explosion, due to pomegranate Koolaid in his gas tank. While leaving for a high school wrestling match, Mike Fredrickson suffered acute fumigation from his car. The worst incident of all was Debbie Williams who was suffocated by a cream-filled Hostess Twinkie. Fortunately, the madman was taken into custody before he could bring harm to Judy Hayes. Saddened, but not discouraged, the Doctor leaped for- ward in time. Landing on a planet in the year 2525, he could see a battle going on between Z-Man, alias Darren Zehner, and Captain Curk Dunckley who was assisted by his companions in crime, Greedy Green (Tina) and Evil Earl (Tammy). Observing from a window of a 25-story building was Rhonda Lois Lane” Hockett. Meanwhile, another battle was being fought in a nearby alley. Wino Williams (Mike) was fighting with a local garbage collector (Scott Blomquist), over scraps from the hotdog factory. Finally, discouraged about his failure to return the class of 83, Dr. Shaw returned home. 29 We Don't Need No Education Bottom row L-R: Scott Blomquist, Curk Dunckley, Larry Booco, Darren Zehner, Doug Hays, Danny Dimmick, Vancy Earle, Lisa Scheib Second row: Donna McDowell, Michelle Ozbun, Sheila Lewis, Angie Holloway, Debbie Williams, Mike Williams, Mike Fredrickson, Monty Fredrickson, Roxy lames Third row: Mike Coziahr, Milburn Markle, David Lindsay, Todd DeBois, Scott Hicks, Jay Hayes, Jeff Bricker, Judy Hayes Fourth row: Tom Parkin, Steve Vair, Mike Ford, Troy Zabel, Betty Jo Fagg, Vatorie Williams, Tammy Earle. Top row: Carl Dorrell, Selina Walker, Kristy Copeland, Rhonda Hockett. 31 9 to 5 1. Judy Hayes: All work, no play? 2. WANTED: Jay Hayes and his unicyde escape from Hayden Cor- rectional Institute. 3. Todd DuBois David Lindsay enjoy another exciting day in journalism. 4. Wake up Mike! Tom Parkin, Mike Ford, Steve Vair Troy Zabel attending the Homecoming football game 32 Above: Ohh’ Sexy Shane! Left to Right: Shy Fredrickson, Dana Posey, Lisha Mosbey, Wan- da Suits, sexy Shane Gilmore, Rebel Wise, Lor- na Mauth and Mary jo Lewis. Left: junior Switch Day: From Left to Right (Big Boob) Deano Temple, (Miss Universe material) Troy Witham, (Southern Belle) Frank Duzik, and (sex-friend) Tom Doolin having a hay day. r- 33 One Step Closer Picture Not Available Lee Alphonse Lome Camilletti Natalie Cox Chire Broadrick Rene Daniels Tom Doolin Lisa DuVall VhW Moore 36 Picture Not Available i ■ I Wanda Suits Deano Temple Rebel Wise Matt Weaver Troy Witham They're SUPERFREAKS From Left to Right: Rebel Wise, Wanda Suits and Deanna Scheib BAHAMA BOAT HELi 37 Junior-Senior Prom Proves We're Up Where We Belong 1 ' Patience.'' says Traci Hayes to 2. Frank Duzik and Matt Weaver, hanging up the balloons 3. ‘Can't you reach a little higher? said Lori Langstaff to Ronnie Gingrich 4 Natalie Cox, Lorna Mauth, Lorrae Camilletti and Marvin Gibbs making silver stars, with Lisa DuVall putting them on the wall 5. Almost ready for prom 38 Prom 1983 With rainbows, balloons, stars and moons, 1983 prom gave a feeling of be- ing up in the sky. The gym was filled with rainbow colors. Light blue paper with clouds and balloons covered the walls, and a balloons hung down from the roof, disguising the gym. Everybody danced to the rock-and-roll music played by Reindrivers. There were refreshments to enjoy and the Seniors received quilled name plaques and et- ched mugs. Prom turned out to be a great suc- cess, especially the punch. 1. Prom King and Queen: David Lindsay and Kristy Copeland. 2. Selina Walker and Mike Williams enjoy prom 39 State Nominees to Study Government To receive the honor of going to State, Junior Suzanne Hockett was required to write a letter to the ladies auxiliary. Also chosen, were Juniors Matt Weaver and Frank Duzik. The males were voted on by the school faculty. All 3 students deserve recognition for their achievement. 40 We're Makin' It! Kent Copeland Delean Coziahr Randy Delay 85 Scot! DuVall Wayne Deluca Kathy Lewis Shane Lieske Dwayne Lively Wendy Meacham Alice Monroe Bill Moon David Moore Tammy Myers Corinne Parkin Sig Sundberg Shawn Turner I Alan Switzler Joel Williams Sid Sundberg in a biology class loel Williams, Alan Switzler, Scott Vair, and Dwayne Lively after cheering at the powder puff football game 45 Here I Go Again! 1 Shane Lieske al the packman machines again 2 kent Copeland studying hard or hardly studying' 1 Should I help' asks Wendy Meacham as Trac i Hayes goes lor the ball Above: Powder Puff Freshman Football Team Left to Right Brenda Stamp. Angie Brush, Rachell Lighthizer. Angie Dorrell, Brenda McDowell Left: John Walker having a good time during spirit week 47 Sam Barnes David Buckmier Shana Chelius Gene Delay Angie Dorrell Wayne Calkin Todd Dunckley Mat! Ford Alan Henderson Ron Hockett Sherri Holloway 49 Terri Montieth Randy Myers Eric Stone Neil Terry Shannon Vair John Walker Jeremy Worster Derek Wray 51 Sam Barnes and Angie Dorrell were chosen Freshmen Class Clowns. 52 Sri' Shane Gilmore and Rene Daniels are chosen Flirts.'' Jay Hayes and Tina Green are chosen Friendliest Derek Wray and Lorna Mauth are chosen Shyest. Up Where We Belong 1. Darren Zehner and Selina Walker were chosen as Mr and Miss Sportsman Two people are chosen each year to represent Hayden High tor their good sportsmanship and for being outstanding Tigers 2. Larry Booco and ludy Hayes were picked Most Athletic for going out for all sports, putting forth their best effort and showing lots of enthusiasm. i David Lindsay and Debbie Boyle were picked Most Spirited because they always show enthusiasm and spirit at games. They also undoubtedly have lots of pep 56 .r noKlu FOR 5AIX Organizations offer Hayden's students the chance to experience new things and support their school at the same time. Clubs, Bands, publications and groups offer everyone a chance to excel in their own special interests. In 1982, Hayden students used their imagina- tions and talents to make this year an enjoyable one. Let's Work Together NHS National Honor Society students must have at least a B average or a 3.0. Selection is based on qualifica- tion of scholarship, leadership, ser- vice and character. To be inducted this year students had to write a let- ter of intent to a panel before being considered to induction. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council represents the student body and coordinates school functions. It over sees and approves extra curricular class activities. It also sponsored a Welcome Back School Dance, Homecoming, and Winter Sports dance. They also had a movie before Christmas break. The group was particularly suc- cessful this year at handling the ordering of goods for the concession stand and setting up new rules for concessions. 1. The New Crop: From Left to Right Top row: Dr. Shaw, Steve Vair, Dwayne Lively, Yancy Earle, Matt Weaver, Scott Vair, Shawn Turner Front row: Michelle Ozbun, Tammy Meyer, Deanna Scheib, Connne Parkin, Tina Green, Suzanne Hockett, Debbie Williams 2. National Honor Society on their day off. 3. Mr. Hare doing his duties. 4 The Productive Student Council: From Left to Right Top row: Angie Dorrell, Gene Delay, Jason Worster, Travis Caldwell, Shawn Turner, Kristy Jones, Frank Duzik, LaDonna Hasty, David Lindsay. Kristy Copeland. Bottom row: Louise Stanton, Carl Dorrell, Judy Hayes, Roxy James. Suzanne Hockett, Selina Walker, Mike Hare. 5. Student Council hard at work 6. Cream of the Crop? National Honor Socie- ty: Left to Right Top row: Dr. Shaw, Frank Duzik, Roxy James, David Lindsay, Monty Fredrickson, Traci Hayes, Todd Dubois Front row: Carl Dorrell. Darren Zehner, Mike Williams, Judy Hayes, Rhonda Hockett 58 1. Left to Right: Connie Brazelton, Lisa Scheib, Lor- na Mauth, Angie Halloway, Betty Fagg, Sheila Lewis, Donna McDowell, Mrs. Hill, Mr Grimes, Ronnie Gingrich, Milburn Markle. 2. Let's go!! says Deanna Scheib. 3. Sax Quartet at Solo Ensem- ble Left to Right Scott Vair, Rudy Skufca, Mike Ford, and Tammy Meyers. 4. . .. !!!, What was that Steve. 5. Oh boy here we go! says Betty Fagg, Lorna Mauth, and Connie Brazelton. 60 We've Got the Beat Concert Band and Jazz Band The Concert and Jazz Band had a head start on the 1982-83 school year. On May 28th they all packed up and left for sunny California for their band trip. They all worked very hard selling everything from pizzas to crystals to raise the $9,000 dollars for the trip. They arrived back home on June 9th. During the 1982-83 school year they participated in Large Croup, League Honor Band, Solo and Ensemble. Then to finish an ex- cellent year they took a band trip to Denver in May. They went to see the Denver Symphony play and to perform with the Wheatridge High School Band. Choir The song Take Time For Love could be heard throughout the audience as the Hayden Choir performed at the Solo and Ensem- ble contest held at Socorro. The Choir began the year with a new teacher. Miss Molly Huber came to Hayden in October replacing the former choir teacher Kathy Hill. During the year the choir took part in many activities such as: a choir clinic in Steamboat a Christmas and Spring perfor- mance, and League Honor Choir also Baccalaureate. The Choir learned a great deal by perform- ing with as many as 300 other students from other schools. Above: Left to Right 1st row: Shane Isenbarger, Ron Hockett, Doug Hays, Darren Zehner, Gene Delay, Deanna Scheib 2nd row: Monte Scheib, Alan Switzler, Scott Vair, Rudy Skufca, Mike Ford, Steve Vair, Traci Hayes, Wayne DeLuca, Dwayne Lively, left Boyle, Sam Barnes 3rd row: Mr. Grimes, Roxy James, Tammy Meyers, Dana Posey, Shannon Vair, Judy Hayes, Mary-Jo Lewis, and Angie Brush Not pictured: Tina Green, Alisa King, Natalie Cox, Debbie Williams, and Larry Booco Top picture: Mr Grimes, Mike Ford, Dwayne Lively, and Alan Switzler prepare for their performance in the marching band at Homecoming 61 Yearbook When the going gets tough, the tough get going! This motto characteriz- ed the Hayden yearbook staff. Having little or no experience in such a produc- tion, the staff began the year by atten- ding a regional workshop held in Craig. They quickly realized it was going to be lots of hard work, togetherness and determination to make them succeed. Still, there was one more thing, COST! In order to finance the year- book, the staff sold a couple thousand dollars in ads to local businesses. They also sold mugs and pennants at home athletic events. Ah, last but certainly not least, was the photography class. For them, taking pictures and developing them all the same day before a deadline was common. They too, will have fond memories! Top: Beginning Yearbook Class: Wanda Suits, Derron Shook, Rebel Wise, Alisa King, Tom Parkin, Traci Hayes, Natalie Cox, Jesse Brazelton, Lorna Mauth, Cathy Lewis. Middle: Wanda, look at that sexy guy! says Rebel Wise. Right. What?! From Left to Right: Rebel Wise, Alisa King, Connie Brazelton, Miss Robinson, Natalie Cox. 62 Top Left: Take a picture, it lasts longer, commented Alisa King Middle Left: Hey baby, let's do some homework’ Mike Ford! Bottom: Year- book at its best From Left to Right Top row: Connie Brazelton, Miss Robinson, Natalie Cox. Bottom row: Lorna Mauth, Wanda Suits. Rebel Wise, Mike Ford, Alisa King, jesse Brazelton 63 1 Speech Team Bottom: Left to Right Lori Langstaff, Mary-)o Lewis, Yancy Earle, Carl Dorrell, Rene Daniels Top row Left to Right Dr. Shaw, Danny Dimmick, Natalie Cox, Deanna Scheib 2. Rene Daniels at Aspen Meet: Do I really have to do this? 3. Let's hit the sack everybody 4 The Speech Team finds a new friend 64 Believe it or not SPEECH TEAM Under the direction of Dr Gary Shaw, the speech team received ' superior'' and ex- cellent ratings They participated at meets in Aspen, Grand Junction and Craig District competition was held in Steamboat Springs with everyone qualifying for state. They competed well, but faced tough competition by AA and AAA schools. 1. Waiting for their food was Natalie. Lori, Mary-lo, Deanna and discussing the day's events. 2. Hey! Look what I have. Isn't it neat? 65 1. THIS IS FLC: L to R top to bottom: Con- nie Brazelton, Danny Dimmick, Troy Zabel. Miss Robtnson. Alena Robinson. Lisha Moseby, Lee Alphonse. Brenda Stamp, Lisa Scheib, Angie Holloway 2. HAVING FUN. AREN'T WE Lorrae Camilletti and Brenda Stamp, Debbie Boyle and Miss Robinson FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. To qualify for the organization you have to be enrolled in a business class. Among the activities this group participated in, was the Business Day at CNCC in Rangely. Participation was also good at districts in Rifle. Of the 19 members that went, three qualified for state competition. Yancy Earle in Data Processing II, Judy Hayes in Business Communication and Rhon- da Hockett in Typing II. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB is a new club at HHS We are all wonder- ing what it's all about? Miss Robinson says, It's to get the students that know how to speak different languages together and learn from each other. These students are also planning a trip to Canada next year. They have raised $400.00 alone by selling pizzas. The group enjoys writing to pen pals all over the world too! 67 All American Girls WE FEEL GOOD, OH WE FEEL SO GOOD, UGH! The 1982-83 school year brought in new cheerleaders with lots of en- thusiasm, which proved to be rewar- ding. This year, for them, was a year of challenge, learning new cheers, practicing routines, attending cheerleading camps and even cheer- ing for the Denver Nugget's Half- time show. The fans were delighted seeing them do routines to The Eye of the Tiger and Working for the Weekend. It required lots of time and enthusiasm, which all of the girls will be remembered for. 1. Our Wrestling Cheerleaders: From Left to Right: Deanna Schieb, Alice Monroe and Alisa King 2. We like practice! says lennifer, Angie, Cor- rine, and Brenda 3. Basketball Cheerleaders: From Top to Bot- tom Left to Right: lannie Kitchins. Angie Brush, Debbie Boyle, lennifer Kline, Corrine Parkins, Brenda Stamp. 68 1. Football Cheerleaders: From Left to Right Lorrae Camilletti, Rebel Wise, jennifer Kline, Alena Robinson. Rachell Lighthizer 2. Is this one of our Cheerleaders? 3. The Wrestling Cheerleaders cheer their team on to victory 69 1. lannie Kitchins. 2. Teri Montieth 3. Rebel Wise. 4 Lisa Du Vail 5. Natalie Cox. 6. LaDonna Hasty 7. Vicki Meacham 8. The Drill Team poses for a picture at Steamboat. 9. Vicki Meacham and LaDonna Hasty. H-CLUB H-Club is an organization for those students with at least a C average, and who have let- tered in a sport. They had several fund raisers this year to help finance the Hayden Sports program. H-Club not only has outstanding students, but outstanding athletes as well. Drill Team It's back to stay ' say some of the kids, and it is. The group, consisting of Rebel Wise, LaDonna Hasty, )annie Kit- chens, Vickie Meacham, Natalie Cox, Lisa DuVall, and Terri Montieth, provided halftime entertainment at Boys' and Girls' Basketball Games. They wonder if all that practice was worth it, but now that the season's over they're ready to do it again. This is Our H-Club Top row: Left to Right: Deano Temple. Bill Moon, Ronnie Gingrich, Greg Greget, Frank Duzik, Rebel Wise, Wanda Suits, WendyMeacham, and Cindy Bennett 2nd row from top Left to Right: Betty Fagg, Natalie Cox, Traci Hayes, Alisa King, Vickie Meacham. loel Williams, and Kristi Jones 3rd row from top, Left to Right Mike Coziahr, Scott Blomquist, Todd DuBois, Larry Booco, Shane Isenbarger, Matt Weaver, Wayne DeLuca, Scott Vair. 4th row from top, Left to Right: Danny Dimmick, Milburn Markle, David Lindsay, Darren Zehner, Suzanne Hockett, |eff Bricker, Roxy lames, and Randy Delay. 5th row from top, Left to Right Monty Fredrickson, Troy Zabel, Mike Williams. Debbie Williams, Selina Walker, Rhonda Hockett, Kristy Copeland, and Shawn Turner Bottom row, Left to Right Marvin Gibbs, Chris Kolb, jesse Brazelton, Alan Switlzer, Alice Monroe, Bev Fagg, and Kathy Lewis. 71 Hungry Like The Wolf This year Miss Kirk directed home-ec a little differently. They sold pretzels, donuts, strawberry crepes, and cinammon rolls in order to go to the Brandy Wine Restaurant and a Chinese restaurant in Steamboat. The students really enjoyed sampling the different types of food 1. Our busy little bees hard at work Alena Robinson, and Kim Smith 2. Miss Kirk and help in the kitchen 3 Brenda Stamp at work 72 Sports, sports, sports . . . A school successful in sports is often a good school. This year sports were a major part of the extra- curricular activities. All the sports were conducted in a sportsman-like manner. Our sports at Hayden High School were definitely something to be proud of! UT B e B 73 HAYDEN vs. OPPONENT 33 Platte Valley 15 6 Steamboat 25 28 Craig IV 6 54 Grand Valley 2 32 SoRoCo 0 14 West Grand 20 50 North Park 6 14 Eagle Valley 23 Back Above Left: U10 Mike Williams mauls an enemy ball carrier. Above: U12, Quarterback Doug Hays, demonstrates good passing technique 74 In Black The football team had a reasonably successful year. Their record was 2-2 in district and 5-3 overall. The year was highlighted by star performances by Mike Williams at fullback and lineback, Darren Zehner at Halfback, and safety, Dan- ny Dimmick as a defensive lineman, and Shane Isenbarger as a receiver. The team worked hard together to win some big wins which included Grand Valley and Soroco, as well as the disappointing, narrow losses to Eagle Valley and West Grand. Above 40 Marvin Gibbs and 10 Mike Williams surge through the line. Left: 39 Larry Booco evades a tackle 75 Right: Marvin Gibbs 40 carries the ball. Below One of the respected Tiger Managers, Carl Dorrell 76 Left: Quarterback, Doug Hays facing the enemy Below First row, L to R: Ron Hockett, Scott Vair, Deano Temple, Shawn Turner, )oel Williams, |eff Boyle, Erik Olsen. Second row: jesse Brazelton, Ron Gngrich, Alan Switzler, Randy Delay, Jeff Bricker, John Walker, Gene Delay, Marvin Gibbs Third row: Chris Kolb, Bill Moon, Shane Isenbarger, Matt Weaver, Larry Booco, Mike Williams, Yancy Earle, Mr. Wenzlau. Fourth row: Mr. Janes, Mike Coziahr, Scott Bloomquist, Doug Hayes, David Lindsay, Danny Dimmick, Darren Zehner, Carl Dorrell 77 Hit Me With Your Best Shot Scores Hayden vs. Lake County 2-1 Adams City 1-2 West Grand 0-2 Moffat County 2-0 Rangely 2-0 West Grand 1-2 North Park 2-0 Meeker 1-2 Eagle Valley 0-2 Moffat County 2-1 SoRoCo 2-0 West Grand 0-2 Eagle Valley 2-0 SoRoCo 2-0 North Park 2-1 Sub-Districts West Grand 2-1 Eagle Valley 0-2 District Debeque 0-2 Far left Movin' on up! Suzanne Hockett spikes as Tina Green gets ready for a return Above: The 1982-83 Varsity Volleyball team Front row: Suzanne Hockett. |udy Hayes. Debbie Williams. Rhonda Hockett. Selina Walker Second row: Manager Lorna Mauth. Betty Fagg. Alice Monroe, Debbie Boyle, Vickie Meacham Back row: Coach Bob Chapman. Manager Lori Langstaff, Wendy Meacham. Kristy Jones, Coach Mader Upper right: Tina Green pursues the everfloatmg volleyball while Rhonda Hockett tells Judy Hayes to get up off of the floor. Lower right: Tense moments before a big game Debbie Williams. Tina Green, Suzanne Hockett, Betty Fagg, and Coach Mader anticipate a victory. Spikers Prove Themselves The 1982-83 Varsity Volleyball Team had a great season this year ending with a 10-8 total record. The climax of the season took place at home on October 9, 1982. The Spikers defeatd the 2 team in the state. Eagle Valley. The scores were 15-8, 15-3. At the Sub-District, the Tigers defeated their long-time rivals, the West Grand Mustangs. This advanced them into the finals. They were then outmatched by Eagle Valley, but they still earned a trip to the District Playoffs in Carbon- dale. In the 1st round, they played DeBeque. Although losing, the girls played tough and should be con- gratulated on a great season!! 79 Junior Varsity Volleyball Above: Top row L to R Coach Chapman, Manager Lori Langstaff, Val Williams, Kristy jones. Coach Mader 2nd row: Manager Lorna Mauth, Kathy Buckmeier, Angie Dorell, Alice Monroe, Alisa King Bottom row: Debbie Boyle, Kathy Lewis, Bev Fagg. lanme Kitchens, Wanda Suits, Wendy Meacham Not pictured: Natalie Cox Right: janme Kitchens watching her team. 80 Working hard and moving, the J.V. girls finished with an excellent season. The experience they gained will go into making an excellent Varsi- ty team!! Top: Alica Monroe attempting to save the ball, while Natalie Cox and Kristy (ones are standing ready to pitch in and help! Middle: Who's got the ball? - Kristy (ones, Alica Monroe, Wan- da Suits, Natalie Cox Bottom: Play it my way or else ..!! Wanda Suits is telling jannie Kitchens. 81 Let's Work The hard-working 1982-83 Girls' Basketball Team had an exciting season this year. Although ending the year with a 2-14 record, 4 of the losses were within 2 points. The year was highlighted by such performers as Selina Walker and MVP Rhonda Hockett. The girls should be com- mended on not giving up and giving 100% effort at all games. Needless to say, the team was exciting to watch and should be congratulated. Above: Selina Walker fights for a rebound at District Tournament Below: Rhonda Hockett goes to pass as Kristy, ludy, and Wendy rush to the aid T ogether Hayden 26 vs Steamboat 67 38 Meeker 40 36 Soroco 38 33 West Grand 45 34 Basalt 40 35 Craig 26 30 Eagle V 55 35 Walden 36 31 Soroco 32 33 West Grand 57 32 Walden 28 32 Eagle V 56 47 West Grand 66 41 Soroco 61 35 Craig 51 39 West Grand 64 Above Left: The 1982-83 Girls' Basketball Team Standing: Bev Fagg. Rachell Ughthizer, Traci Hayes, Kristy jones, Wendy Meacham, Suzanne Hockett Seated Front: Selina Walker. Rhonda Hockett, Kristy Copeland, )udy Hayes Seated Rear Coach Kim Mader, Managers Lorna Mauth and Kim Smith, Coach Don Smith Above Right Judy Hayes fights ferociously for the ball with a Moffat Coun- jy player 83 J.V. Basketball This year the ).V. Basketball team had a lot of new talent. It was a good season for the 6 member team: Bev Fagg, Rachell Lighthizer, Wendy Meacham, Suzanne Hockett, Kristy lones, and Traci Hayes. As the season progressed, so did their skills. They won 12 games and only lost 3. We hope to see them back again on the team next year. Top: Alena Robinson going for a jump ball Bottom: Bev Fagg and Alena Robinson. Hayden 26 vs Steamboat 25 20 Meeker 31 19 Soroco 25 12 West Grand 27 26 Basalt 17 31 Moffat Co. 29 44 Eagle V. 32 35 North Park 21 26 Soroco 25 32 West Grand 19 28 North Park 25 48 Eagle V 28 47 West Grand 25 27 Soroco 19 32 Moffat Co. 31 Above: Wendy Meacham, Rachell Lighthizer. Alena Robinson and Bev Fagg anticipating the rebound 85 Believe It or Not 2. Doug Hayes concentrates on his shot. 3. David Lindsay and his famous basketball faces. The Boys' Varsity basketball team, coached by Kit lanes, experienced quite a year. Perhaps winning is the goal of competition, but they learned that winning is not everything. Most impressed by their continuous motivation throughout the season, Coach lanes replied; “they learned so much about themselves that it has been the best year yet. Bottom row L to R: Shane Isenbarger, Ron Gingrich, Ron Bugay, Shawn Turner 2nd row: loel Williams, Todd DuBois, Milburn Markle 3rd row: Dwayne Lively, Matt Weaver, Coach lames 4th row: Darren Zehner, David Lindsay. 1 Darren Zehner shoots a Free-throw 2. Milburn Markle goes up for a shot while David Lindsay and Todd DuBois look on 3. Shane Isenbarger flies through the air with ease as he shoots a lay-up. Hayden Vs. Opponent 50 67 Baggs 53 71 Saratogo 45 48 Grand Valley 56 70 DeBecque 44 77 Basalt 49 45 Moffot Co IV 52 58 Eagle Valley 49 69 North Park 55 83 Baggs 43 57 Soroco 61 70 West Grand 48 58 Eagle Valley 57 60 North Park 65 76 West Grand 60 54 Moffot Co. |.V. 42 43 Soroco 43 58 North Park 87 Hayden Vs Opponent 50 77 Wyo Indians 43 45 Baggs 48 47 Basalt 44 58 Moco 46 50 Eagle Valley 47 42 North Park 45 46 Baggs 36 37 Soroco 49 46 West Grand 42 47 Eagle Valley 66 65 North Park 51 54 West Grand 60 59 Moco 78 62 Soroco The J.V.: Top L to R: Wayne Lively, Joe Walker, Alan Switzler, Bill Moon, Mr lanes, Joe William, lesse Brazalton, Ronnie Ginrich, Derek Wray, David Buckmeier. Shawn Tuner Hot Blooded J.V. Boys' Basketball The J.V. Players feel that they had a good season with their six wins. Coach Janes said, They consistantly improved throughout the year ' And as we all know, they're looking forward to next year! Top and to the Left: Ronnie Bugay saying, Let's play hot potato! Left Page Top: Boys on the run! Left Page R Top Hey guys wait for me! — Greg Barnes Left Page Bottom: Alan Switzler doing one of his famous layups’ 89 Keep on Runnin' The Boys' Track team had a very good season, with five people quali- fying for state. They included John Walker, Rudy Skufka, Derron Shook, Darren Zehner and less Brazelton. The team took fourth at district and won their own invitational. Right: lesse Brazelton takes a break during practice. Below: Shane Isenbarger competes in the long jump 90 Left: Ronnie Gingrich clears a hurdle, and takes the lead in the 330 hurdles Bottom Left: Todd DuBois catches an opponent in the 220. Bot- tom Right Up. up, and away . Darren Zehner cleared 13'6 this year 91 I Ran! The Girls' Track Team had a good season. They took four people to state in the 400 meter relay. Selina Walker, )udy Hayes, Kristy Copeland, lannie Kitchens were the participants in this event. The coaches said that it proved to be a rewarding season. Suzanne Hockett running in the 3200 meter run. 92 Deanna Sheib beginning a relay Girls' Track Team Members: Deanna Steward Angie Dorrell Kathy Buckmeier Suzanne Hockett Deanna Scheib Jannie Kitchens Judy Hayes Selina Walker Kristy Copeland Betty Fagg Wanda Suits Managers: Lori langstaff Valorie Williams Coaches: Sally Morton lisa Bruchez 93 Jannie Kitchens as she long jumps. Working for the Weekend Grapplers Take 3rd at State The highly experienced 1982-83 Hayden wrestling team proved themselves once again this year. Taking third again at state, the team was outclassed only by powerhouse teams from Fowler and Eagle Valley. Aside from tour- naments, Hayden also did very well in dual competition, faring the years with a 8-3 record. The year was highlighted by spectacular performances from co-captains Mike Williams and Mike Fredrickson. Both were undefeated all year and both wound up with the state cham- pionship at 155 lbs. and 167 lbs., respectively. Senior Derron Shook was another wrestler who qualified for state. Dropping from 132 pounds to 126 pounds, he took second in state. Another Senior qualifier, Monty Fredrickson, took fifth at a very competitive 138 pound class. Congratulations wrestlers!!!! Top photo 1st row L-R: leremy Worster, Cregg Creget, Lewis Fredrickson, Troy Witham, Derron Shook, Gene Delay, Carl Dorrell 2nd row: Monty Fredrickson, Ron Hockett, Mike Williams, Mike Fredrickson, Sam Barnes, Yancy Earle 3rd row: Coach Fowler, left Boyle. Matt Ford, Travis Caraway. Frank Dunk, Coach Fredrickson Hayden 58 Rangely 6 49 West C. 18 57 Rangely 8 52 North P. 8 53 Basalt 12 24 EV 26 56 Steamboat 8 33 SoRoCo 28 21 Steamboat 39 SoRoCo Tournament - 3rd Battle Mt Tournament — 2nd West Grand Tournament — 3rd District II Tournament - 1st State A Tournament — 3rd 94 Above: To the victor belongs the spoils. Coaches Brad Fowler and Dennis Fredrickson proudly display the District Championship trophy. Left: The 1983 State qualifying team 1st row: Mike Williams, Monty Fredrickson, Derron Shook, Mike Fredrickson 2nd row: Coach Dennis Fredrickson. Yancy Earle. Lewis Fredrickson, Greg Greget. Jeremy Worster, and Coach Fowler Below Manager Carl Dorrell shows off the State trophy as Yancy and Coach Fowler look on excitedly Far left Smile Mike' Mike Fredrickson poses as State Champion at 167 pounds. 95 Top left: Co-captains Mike Williams, Mike Fredrickson and Lewis Fredrickson lead the team in calisthenics before a dual match with Steamboat. Above: Derron Shook (second from left) stands patiently on the 2nd place spot at Denver after state finals. Bottom left: Freshman Jeremy Worster (top) shows the form that won him a trip to the state tournament 96 Who Can It Be Now! Above: Mr.Hertzke and Mr Yoast wat- ching a football game during Spirit Week. Left: School Board Members: L to R Bruce Yoast, Craig Weaver, Duane Criswell, Duane Hockett, Caroline Moon, and Gordon Booco Bruce Yoast Leslie Baird George Hertzke Ed Vandertook Superintendent Administrative High School Jr High Principal Assistant — Bus Affairs Principal Maintenance and Secretarial Staff Kathleen Schuster, Joe Skufca. Phil Klahn Max Shaul Charlie Buggay Becky Minge and Susan Smith Cooks Patty Bruchez Barbara Delay |udy Hayes Sally Williamson 99 That's the Way The board and administration in- clude the people who keep our school functioning correctly. Without them, education in Hayden would become havoc. 1982-1983 was the first year for our new and successful administra- tion including George Hertzke as principal, and Bruce Yoast as superintendant. Right Who ever said the faculty doesn't have school spirit' Mr Hertzke proudly displays his swim wear Lissa Bruchez Bob Chapman lanet Cino Brad Fowler Val Cary Social Studies Math Special Education History Math 100 I Like It! Marion Gibson Katy Gray School Nurse English Bill Grimes Band Mike Hare Counselor Kit lanes Math Above: Mr Hare and Doug Hays in deep discussion. Right: Cheers Mr Crimes and Mrs. Cary sharing their morning coffee. IJ I Susan Kirk Home Ec Beverly Lehrer Special Ed leanie Lombardi Business Kim Mader Art Sally Morton P.E. 102 Bob Preator Activities Director Science Lucy Rickman English Gail Robinson Foreign Languages Gary Shaw English Don Smith Auto Mechanics 103 Above Mr Smith and Carl Dorrell enjoying a warm sunny afternoon Left Miss Mader and Mrs Lombardi watching an event during 'Spint Week 104 LouBe Stanton Bruce Wenziau Ubrary History Susan Wenziau Science Mark Wilson Industrial Arts Allen, Denis Bames, Brent Black, Chuck Blevins, Christy Brazelton, Penny Caldwell, Travis Camilletti, Darcy dess, Steven Shane Duzik hard at work in the library. 106 Cordova, Juanita Dalton, Tymbre Davis, Mike Duzik, Shayne Flanders, Michael Gray, Billy Haslem, Joseph Hasty, Troy Hayes, Sherry Hockett, Charta Hoynes, Lisa Joey, Audrey 107 Some of the eighth grade class at a pep rally. Look at this; says loey Salazar 108 Travis Caldwell and Mike Davis, dress as girls Salazar, Joey Salazar, Philana Strandridge, Mark Twite, Sabrina Valora, Brian Wachob, Pat Weaver, Rebecca Williams, Billie )o 109 Alphonse, Mike Bedell, Glen Belegante, John Bohrer, Robbie Bricker, Mike Clark, Eddie Coffelt, Tim Connelly, Eddie Courtney, Tammy Top Right: Celebration Time! L to R: Shana Dalton, Tim Coffelt, Mrs Bruchez, Terri Leisure, Kristen Sundberg and Margaret Weaver Left lohn Bellegante shows us his pretty teeth 110 We've Only Just Begun The seventh grade had quite an experience when they moved up to high school. It was a trying year for all, but have no fear, they made it through successfully. The 7th grade is not only a step up in education, but also a time for new activities; such as sports, band, and cheerleading They also were involved in production night which showed off their special talents. Such pro- jects included in the production night were from science, shop, art, and photography. They also helped out the yearbook class by donating some pictures. Best of luck to all these students from the Yearbook Staff. Dalton, Shana DeSollar, Jennifer Dunning, John Du ik, Charlotte Eskridge, Tammy Goad, Corrina Hayes, Chris Hinkle, Shawn Holley, Patty Jones, Eric Kelley, Chet Langstaff, Warren 111 Leisure, Terri Lively, Angela Mai, Toby Martinez, Marty Mosher, Dean Mosher, Mike Plotts, Jennifer Powelson, Amy Raddatz, Jana Rolando, Rona Sue Salazar, Floyd Salazar, Vickie Right: Teasha and Toby Mai looking around at Production night. 112 Above: 7th Grade Favorites: Lyla Valora and Dean Mosher Right: Shawn Hinkle and Kristen Sundberg are chosen class clowns. 7th Grade Smith, Earnest Smith, Steve Spitzley, Shamus Sundberg, Kristen Troutman, Rona Valora, Lyla Weaver, Margaret Wixon, Nels Wyman, Louis 113 Jr. High Football It's the trying that counts . . . The spirited Jr. High Football Team had an exciting season this year. Although they won only one game this year, Coach Fowler said that better times are still ahead for the team. 1. Above: The 1982-83 Jr. High Football Team: Front: Todd Smith, Chet Kelley, Dean Mosher, lason Worster. Brent Barnes, Tim Coffelt, Louis Wyman, Enc )ones, Mike Bricker 2nd row: Chuck Black, Glen Bedell. Steve Smith, Travis Caldwell. Mark Stanridge, Bobby Meyers. Joey Salazar. Chris Hayes, Nels Wixson, Eddie Con- nolly flack; John Dunning, )ohn Bellegante, Shamus Spitzley. Steve Orvalla. Marty Mar- tinez, Dennis Allen, Troy Hasty. 2. Jr High Optimism ... Troy Hasty, Mark Stanridge. Brent Barnes, Dennis Allen, and Jason Worster 3. The team plays a tough game against Soroco 114 Junior High Wrestling The )r High team showed a tot of courage this year as they muscled their way through a tough season Coach Fowler replied, Scores are not always indicative of perfor- mance, as was the tase this year They improved a great deal ' Front row L to R Coach Fowler, Mike Brtcker. Chet Kelley, Brian Montieth. Bobby Meyers Second row: Nels Wixon, lason Worster. loey Salazar. Mark Standndge 115 Junior High Volleyball The lunior High Girls' Volleyball team learned a lot about the game this year and had a super time. They did a great job and really tried hard. 7th L to R Shana Dalton. Lyla Valora, Vicki Salazar. Mrs Cary. Jennifer DeSollar, Ron Troutman, Kristen Sundberg, Patty Holley, Rona Sue Rolando, Margaret Weaver. Charlotte Duzik, Terri Leisure. Angela Lively. Amy Powelson 8th Top L to R: Mrs. Lombardi. Mrs. Cary, Lisa Haynes, Heather DuVall, Deanna Lewis. Billie Jo Williams, Pat Wachob, Chris- ty Blevins. Rebecca Weaver, Tricia Young, Debbie Lewis, Charla Hockett, Sherry Hayes, Philana Salazar. 116 lL - Junior High Basketball 7th Grade Girls' Basketball Hayden Vs. Opponent 11 28 W Grand 19 10 Soroco 20 23 Walden 20 9 Soroco 17 28 Baggs 10 21 Granby TR 5 29 Summit 8th Grade Oris' Hayden Basketball Vs. Opponent 19 24 W Grand 16 20 Soroco 25 20 Walden 7 11 Soroco 16 23 Baggs 14 25 Grandby 27 37 Summit 7th: L to R Miss Kirk, Tammy Eskridge, Lyla Volora. Patty Holly, Vicki Salazar Top Jennifer DeSollar. Janna Raddatz, Margaret Weaver. Rona Troutman, Kristen Sundberg, Angela Lively 8th L to R Miss Kirk. Billie Jo Williams, Juanita Cordova, Audrey Joey, Christy Blevins. Rebec- ca Weaver, Tricia Young, Charla Hockett, Dar- cy Camilletti. Sherry Hayes. Philiana Salazar 117 I Get Excited! The Jr. High Boys' Basketball team worked hard on basic skill development. The 1982-83 season was definitely a Building year. Although the won-loss record was not overly impressive, most players showed con- siderable improvement, and should become common faces on the basketball court in the upcom- ing years. Below Dean Mosher in deep concentra- 7th Grade Team: 1st row L to R Shawn Hinkle. Glen Bedell. John Belagante. Chris Hayes, Mike tion as he jumps for a basket Mosher, Patty Holly 2nd row: Coach Warren Whitler, Tim Coffelt, Lewis Wyman. Steve Smith, Mike Bricker, Dean Mosher. 8th Grade Team 1st row L to R Troy Hasty, Jason Worster, Joey Salazar, Steven Cless, Steve Orvall 2nd row: Gary Shaw, Bobby Meyers, Mark Standridge, Dennis Allen. Matt Williams, 118 Travis Caldwell, Warren Whitler. Ease on Down the Road The Girls' and Boys' Track teams gave a lot of hard work and improv- ed immensely. The girls placed fifth in League, with the boys placing sixth. The coaches included: Sally Morton, Lissa Bruchez, Don Smith and Kit lanes. Jr H,8h Gir,s' Track Tea™ frf row I to R Vicki Salazar, Sherry Hayes, Tammy Pinnt Tammy Eskridge, Lyla Valora 2nd row: Pat Wachob, lennifer DeSollar. Shana Dalton Lisa LaRose Billie Gray |r High Boys' Track Team 1st row L to R Chris Hayes, John Bellegante, Nels Wixon 2nd row: The track members warming up Coach Kit Janes, Chet Kelley, Steve Smith, Coach Don Smith. 119 Jr. High Band Band is another class that the )r. High has, but it is by no means, just another class. These students per- formed at the production nights and other performances. They competed at Solo and Ensemble, receiving many high ratings, they also perform- ed at the Meeker Large Croup Festival. Right: |r. and Sr High Band performing at Graduation. Bottom: Top to Bottom L to R Margret Weaver, Christy Blevins, Heather DuVall, loeseph Haslem, Mr Grimes, Tim Cofelt, Charlotte Duzik, Charla Hockett, Sherry Hayes. Billie |o Williams, Deanna Lewis. Brent Barnes. Amy Powelson, )ennifer DeSollar, Shana Dalton, Lisa Hoynes, Lisa LaRose, Mary Murphy. |ana Radatz, Tam- my Eskridge, Pat Wachob, Angela Lively 120 Jr. High Cheerleaders Hard workers with lots of spirit and pep is what these |r. High cheerleaders are. They not only cheer for football and volleyball, but also for wrestling and basketball games. So throughout the year, they continue to decorate lockers and learn new cheers, performing drills were another fun experience for them. Although it was time consuming, they said they had a good time. 121 Inside 122 Oh Greg!! Looking In 123 HAPPINESS IS WINNING' Yampa Valley National Bank . ■ Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Box Installment Loans Farm Loans Auto Loans Money Orders Livestock Loans Travelers Checks Christmas Club Bank by Mail Service Hayden, Colorado 252 West lefferson Phone: 276-3344 JlateAt -Vp ut T H Auto Parts l uby 3 Jailiionette 101 West Jefferson P.O. Box 400 Hayden, Colo. 81639 Ph. 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XI � . ,r„- VtUU ,v N ' _5v rj X ' 4. r V'vv 'r f t 4 a -Si '' J 1 'MT ii U Q O u 141 Index Seniors Blomquist, Scott 22, 31,63, 71,77 Booco, Larry 22, 31, 54,63,71,75 Bricker, Jeff 18, 22,31,63,71, 122 Copeland, Kristy 22, 31, 39, 55, 59,71, 83 Coziahr, Mike 22, 31,63, 71,77,96 Dimmick, Danny 9, 19, 22, 24, 31,63,64,7, 73, 122 Dorrell, Carl 19, 21, 23, 31, 58, 59, 63,67, 76,94,95 DuBois, Todd 10, 13, 19, 22, 24, 58, 59,67,71, 46,87 Dunckley, Curk 23, 31 Earle, Tammy 18, 22, 31, 67 Earle, Yancy 9, 18, 23, 24, 31, 58,63,64, 94,95, 123 Fagg, Betty Jo 23, 31,60, 71, 78, 79 Ford, Mike 9, 13, 23, 31,60,61,63 Fredrickson, Mike 13, 19, 23, 24,94,95,96, 123 Fredrickson, Monty 15, 18, 23, 31, 58, 59,71,94,95 Green, Tina 23, 46, 56, 58,79 Hayes, lay 26, 31, 56,71 Hayes, ludy 15, 20, 21, 26, 31, 54, 58, 59, 61,67,75, 79,82,83 Hays, Doug 13, 15, 24, 26, 31,61, 63,77,86 Hicks, Scott 9,15, 26, 31, 54, 55 Hockett, Rhonda 15, 20, 26, 31, 55,72, 78,83 Holloway, Angie 26, 31,60,68 lames, Roxy 15, 26, 31, 58, 59,61, 71 Lewis, Sheila 26, 31,60,67 Lindsay, David 3, 10,18, 21, 23, 38, 39, 54, 55, 58, 59, 63,71,85,87,122, 123 Markle, Milburn 3, 19, 24, 27, 31,60,71,86,87 McDowell, Donna 27, 31,68 Norvell, Kammey 30 Ozbun, Michelle Parkin, Tom 15, 27, 31, 58,62,122 Scheib, Lisa 18, 27, 31, 60,66 Shook, Derron 27, 27,62,94,95,96, 122 Vair, Steve 13, 27,31,58.60,61 Walker, Selina 8, 21, 27, 31, 39, 54, 59,67, 71,78,83, 92,144 Welker, Richard 30 Williams, Debbie 9, 15, 30, 31, 59,67, 71, 78, 79 Williams, Mike 10, 13, 15, 20, 30, 31, 39, 58, 59,63, 71,74, 79, 94, 95,96, 123 Williams, Valorie 15, 30, 31,80 ZabeLTroy 30, 31,66,71 Zehner, Darren 3,8, 20, 24, 30, 31, 54, 55,63,66,71, 87,88,91,98,99, 122 Juniors Alphonse, Lee 8, 34,67 Boyle, Debbie 34, 56,80 Brazelton, Connie 34, 50,62,63,66, 229 Broadrick, Chire 34 Camilletti, Lorrae 34, 37, 38,66,67,69, 122,144 Cox. Natalie 31, 34,62,63, 64,65, 70,71, 81 Daniels, Rene 34, 56,64, 65 Doolin, Tom 33, 34 DuVall, Lisa Duzik, Frank 11, 33, 35, 38, 58, 59 Fredrickson, Lewis 8,9, 33, 35,94,95,96 Gibbs, Marvin 24, 33, 35. 38,63,71. 77,79 Gilmore, Shane 29, 33, 35, 56 Gingrich, Ronnie 35, 38,60,63,76,86, 89,91 Greget, Greg 8, 35,71,94,95 Hasty, LaDonna 35, 59,67, 70, 122 Hayes, Traci 2, 10, 33, 38, 58, 59, 62,67, 71,83,85, 123 Hockett, Suzanne 35, 55, 59, 61,71,79,83 Isenbarger, Shane 2, 24, 36,61,63,71, 86,87, 90 King, Alisa 2, 33, 36, 38,62,63,67.68,69, 71,80, 123 Kitchens, lannie 12, 36, 59, 71,73,80, 81, 122, 144 Langstaff, Lori 19, 36, 38, 55, 64,65, 78,80 Lewis, Mary )o 33, 36,61, 64,67 Mauth, Lorna 36, 38,63,67,68.69, 78,80 Meacham, Vickie 36, 67,70,71,78 Moore, Shane 36 Scheib, Deanna 9, 19, 36, 37, 38,60, 61,64,65,67, 68, 141 Schvaneveldt, Kevin 37 Skufca, Rudy 37, 60,61 Suits, Wanda 33, 37, 57,62,63,67, 71,81, 122,123 Temple, Deano 33, 37,67,71 Weaver. Matt 8, 36, 37, 38, 58,63, 67, 71,86 Wise, Rebel 33, 37, 57, 62,63,67, 69,70, 71, 122 Witham, Troy 33, 37,94, 144 Sophomores Barnes, Greg 12, 88 Bennett, Cindy 42, 71 Brazelton, |esse 41, 42,62,63,71,81,90 Buckmeier, Kathy 42, 80 Bugay, Ronnie 42,86,88, 89 Carico, Paul 41, 42 Coziahr, Delean 42 Delay, Randy 42,63,71 DeLuca, Wayne 43,61,81 Fagg, Beverly 49,66,71, 80,83,85 Hockin, Albert 43 Jones, Christy 43, 59,71, 78,80,81,83,123 Kline, Jennifer 43, 66,69, 73, 146 Kolb, Chris 43,63,71 Lewis, Kathy 43,63,71, 80 Lieske, Shane 43, 46 Lively, Dwayne 44, 45, 58,61 Meacham, Wendy 44, 71,78,80,81,82, 83,85 Meyers, Tammy 44, 58,61 Monroe, Alice 44,69,71, 78,80,123 Moon, Bill 44, 53,71,89 Moore, David 44, 144 Parkin, Corinne 44, 58,66, 122,141 Rigas, Danny 44 Sundberg, Sig 44, 45 Switzler, Alan 24, 45,61,63,71,88, 89 Turner, Shawn 45, 58, 59, 71,86,89 Vair, Scott 45, 58,61,71,89 Williams, Joel 45, 71,84,86 Freshmen Boyle, Jeff 9 142 Barnes, Sam 8, 25, 48,61,94 Brush, Angie 47, 48, 52, 61, 73, 88, 144 Buckmeier, David 48, 89 Calkin, Wayne 48 Caraway, Travis 48 Delay, Gene 8, 48, 59,61,63,67,94 Dorrell, Angie 6,9,47, 48, 52, 59 Dunckley, Todd 49 Ford, Matt 49 Greget, Todd 49, 141 Henderson, Alan 49 Hockett, Ron 49, 52,61, 94 Holloway, Sherri 49 Lenahan, jody 49 Lighthizer, Rachell 6,9, 47, 49,69,83,85 McDowell, Brenda 49 Montieth, Terri 10, 50 Mosbey, Lisha 33, 50,66 Myers, Randy 50 O'Connor, Shane 50, 141 Olson, Erik 50 Plotts, Jimmy 50, 67,141 Posey, Dana 33, 50,61 Robinson, Alena 6, 50, 52,60,69,72,85 Scheib, Monte 50,61, 141 Smith, Kim 6, 50, 72 Stamp, Brenda 6, 33, 50, 51, 66,64, 73,141 Steward, Deanna 51 Stone, Eric 51 Terry Neil 51 Vair, Shannon 6, 51,61, 141 Walker, John 6, 47, 51, 54,63,89 Worster, Jeremy 51,94, 95, 96 Wray, Derek 51, 89 Eighth Allen, Dennis 106, 114 Barnes, Brent 106, 114, 120 Blevins, Christy 106, 116,117 Black, Chuck 106, 114 Brazelton, Penny 106 Caldwell, Travis 59, 100, 109, 114 Camilletti, Darcy 100, 107,117 Cless, Steven 106 Cordova, Juanita 107,117 Dalton, Tymbre 107 Davis, Mike 105, 107, 109 Duzik, Shayne 106, 107 Flanders, Michael 107 Gray, Billie 107 Haslem, Joseph 107,120 Hasty, Troy 107, 114 Hayes, Sherry 107,115, 117, 121 Hockett, Charla 25, 107, 109, 117, 120,121 Joey, Audrey 107, 117 Joey, Marlene 108 LaRose, Lisa 108, 120 Lewis, Debbie 108, 110 Lewis, Deena 108, 118, 120 Mia, Teasha 108, 112 Meyers, Bobby 108, 115,118 Montieth, Brian 108, 115 Murphy, Mary 108, 120 Orvalla, Steve 108, 114 Rogers, David 108 Rogers, Gary 108 Russell, Spencer 108, 109 Salazar, Joey 105, 108, 109, 114, 115 Salazar, Philana 109, 114, 116, 117 Standridge, Mark 109, 115,116, 118 Valora, Brian 109 Wachob, Pat 109, 116, 120 Weaver, Rebecca 109, 116,117, 120 Williams, Billie Jo 109,116, 120 Williams, Matt 107,109 Worster, Jason 59, 109 Young, Tricia 109, 116,117 Seventh Alphonse, Mike 110 Bedell. Glenn 105, 110, 114, 118 Bellegante, John 110, 114,118 Bohrer, Robbie 25, 110 Bricker, Mike 110, 114, 115, 118 Coffelt, Tim 110, 114, 120 Connelly, Eddie 114 Dalton,Shanna 111, 116,120 Desollar, Jennifer 111, 116,117, 120 Dunning, John 111, 114 Duzik, Charlotte 111, 116,120 Eskridge, Tammy 111, 117,120 Goad, Corrina 111 Hayes, Chris 111, 114, 118 Hinkle, Shawn 111, 118 Jones, Eric 111, 114 Kelley. Chet 111, 114, 115 Langstaff, Warren 111 Leisure, Terri 112, 116 Lively, Angelia 112,116, 117, 121 Mai, Toby 112 Martinez Marty 112, 114 Mosher, Dean 112, 114, 118 Mosher, Mike 112, 118 Plotts, Jennifer 112 Powelson, Amy 72, 112, 116 Raddatz, Janna 112, 117,120 Rolando, Rona Sue 112, 116 Salazar, Floyd 112 Salazar, Vickie 112, 116, 117, 121 Smith, Steve 112, 114, 118 Spitzley, Shamus 114 Sundberg, Kristen 117, 118 Troutman, Rona 116, 117 Valora, Lyla 116, 117 Weaver, Margaret 116, 117 Wixson, Nels 114, 115 Wyman, Louis 114 143