Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

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TUN€ n FISH Vou can tune a piano but you can't tune a fish . Or says Mr. Sill Grimes, who has tried to do both. Mr. Grimes instructs high school, middle school and elementary students in bond and in his spore time, uuhat little he has, Mr. Grimes enjoys fishing. His most memorable fishing ex- cursion yielded a fifty-two pound tuna. Pictured are Mr. Pill Grimes, director, Joseph Haslem, Monty Scheib, Todd Magnuson, Gene Delay, Prent Parnes, Jennifer DeSoUar, Poxanne Danford, Christal Hauptman, Pobyn Magnuson, Charla Hockett, Charlotte Duzik, Sherry Hayes, Pillie Jo Williams, Prenda Coziahr, Shana Dalton, Tara Marostica, Pndrea Parnes, Denise Wray, Jenny Lenahan, Lisa Hoynes, Shanon Vair, Christy Pie vins, Toulon O'Connor. 16

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€NT€RING TH€ COMPUT€R RG€ The importonce of com- puter and moth skills con never be underrated. Many high school stu- dents hove followed the voyages of the space shut- tle with fascination and longing. They wotch with awe os yet another perfect landing is completed and the astronaut-pilot emerges waving to the applauding crowd. The 1980’s ore years of scientific wonders ond mathematical accomplish- ments. Here ot the home front, Mrs. Val Gory, Mr. Mike Portelance and Mr. Doug Smith do their best to prepare the students at Hoyden High School for o future in many moth-related fields. Top loft: Mrs. Val Gary uses daily lecture to convey math shills to her students, Above: Mrs. Gary finds that grading papers takes much of her preparatory time. Left: Mr. Mike Portelance works on a program to present to one of his computer classes. 15

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BAND night: Chcrlc Hockct prepares to march in the homecoming parade. Rbove: Urenda Coziahr practices during band class. Mr. Hill Grimes directs a practice session. 17