Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

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Scoreboard Hayden Opponent 61 Snake River 85 52 Meeker 56 64 Middle Park 71 50 Basalt 70 65 Snake River 84 44 Eagle Valley 89 46 North Park 53 64 MCHS J.V. 74 73 Soroco 95 49 West Grand 60 60 Eagle Valley 67 67 North Park 78 48 Rangely 55 52 MCHS J.V. 47 48 West Grand 42 67 Soroco 79 48 North Park 70 24 Boy's varsity coached by George Phillips and Rick Boswell. Boy's junior-varsity coached by Rick Boswell. Coach Phillips is visibly worried. BUI Moon (opposite) demonstrates his agmty.

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N Wacky Days The HHS Tigers saw Homecoming in this year with a lot of spirit and fun. Sure, homework was assigned, but the wacky dress-up days made school a whole lot easier and a darn sight more enjoy- able. The Freshmen had their traditional Diaper Day, Sophomores were Cavepeople, Juniors dressed as the opposite sex, and the Seniors, as usual, came dressed as Punk Rockers. On Friday everyone dressed in Orange and Black. There was a great pep assembly and class competition. The Homecoming Parade was a good one too, as all the classes had fine floats. At 4:30 p.m. Friday, October 7, 1983, the Homecoming sports ac- tivities began with a volleyball game. The Tiger volleyball team won the first game easily but lost the second by a small margin. The third game and the win went to the West Grand Mustangs. The Homecoming Foot- ball game began at 7:30. The Tigers played well but lost to the State qualifying Mustangs by the score of 54-0. 23

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A Winning isn’t Everything 3:40 p.m. the high school gym fills with the sound of bounc- ing balls, pounding feet, and whistles blowing. Every night at exactly the same time for almost four months one could hear these sounds and could tell that the boy's basketball team, coach- ed by Mr. T., (other- wise known as Mr. Phillips) and Mr. Boswell, were hard at work practicing their ball handling, shoot- ing techniques, defensive plays, offensive plays and other techniques which would help in their game. This year's varsity and junior varsity team's learned many new things, but the most important lesson they learned was that no matter what one's record, one can still have a great year as a team. 25