Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

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Left: The funnest part of cooking is getting to sample the results. Shannon Vair and Him Smith shotu their enthusi- asm. Top right: Jody Lenahan, Pmy Pocue Ison, Hathy Connelly, and Pngela Dennett discuss a study guide as prepa- ration to an upcoming test. Dottom: Making bread is easy as pie. Lyla Valor a mixes ingredients for a loaf of bread. 9

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€osy fls Pie Connie Phillips is a Califor- nio girl, find like all Californio girls, she likes to swim, garden , and ploy feild hockey-anything that con be done in the sun. But these days she is a Colo- rado girl. Sewing I is only one of the interesting Home economics courses offered at H.H.S. Rbovc, Mrs. Phillips is shown helping Roxanne Danford lay out a pattern. Top right: Rileen Hoc kin and Rm Powelson prepare o recipe in Foods class. Middle right: Mrs. Phillips offers help to Dee Steward's sewing project. This is her first year teaching Home economics at Hoyden High. IJUhen asked if she missed her Californio home, Mrs. Phil- lips replied, No, it is better here.

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UJ€LL ROUND6D T€flCH€R The Hayden High School Business Deportment is headed by a well read, well traveled, highly energetic person. Mrs. Jeannie Lombardi hos been to fourteen dif- frent countries. This post winter, she took a trip to Mexico; this summer she traveled to the Cast Coast. But now she is bock at Hoyden High School for her sixth year and is sponsoring the doss of 1986 os well os Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Mrs. Lombardi is teaching Typing I and II, Business Low and Business Simulation, Shorthand and Cighth Grade Typing. Top: Mrs. Lombardi's second hour Typing I class begins o day. Top right: Sherri Holloway reviews her accounting assign- ment. tight: Mrs. Lombardi is respected and admired by students and staff alike.