Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

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G€TTING TH€ JOB DON€ In the building located to the east of the middle school, strange noises emit and occassionally one hears the exclamation, That's it, it's running! Students clod in green coveralls ore constatly uuringing their hands, shuf- fling bock and forth with strange objects in their hands colled pistons, rat- chets, jocks, irons, chains, guoges and distributors. Sound like Dr. Franken- stein's lob? Don’t worry, it's only where Mr. €d John- son, small engine and auto mechanics teacher brings fifteen years of teaching experience from Georgia, Alaska and Colorado towns to his job in Hoyden. He is o skilled outo technician who enjoys bock pocking, fishing and biking os well. 29

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Rbove: Rrett Rennett, Tad Peed, Shawn Hinkle and Russell Rridges, listen to Rrian Monteith, Mr. Johnson's aid. Right: Shane Duzik works on an engine in Ruto II. Opposite top: Chuck Rlack, Todd Greget, Jody Lenahan and Shane Duzik stand infront of their next assignment. Oppo- site middle: Members of the Ruto dub are Rrian Valora, Shane O'connor, €d Johnson, sponsor, Steve Cless, Robby Phillips, Steve Or vail a, Troy Has troy, John Dunning, Chuck Rlack, Robby Rohrer and Mike Flanders. 28

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AMAZING AMO€BIA Mr. Preator and Mr. Touuse and are kept very busy teachers, but also in extracurricular activities. This year is Mr. Preator's 10th year here as science teacher and his 4th year as Activities Director. Besides the activities at school Mr. Preator enjoys uuater skiing and taking Alaskan float trips. Mr. Touuse, on the other hand, enjoys playing bas- ketball. This is his third year as girl's basketball coach. On his days off Toaise enjoys fishing and camping. Top right: Freshman Toro Marostica looks on during an experiment in (arth Science, dbove: Pyrex beakers and glass test tubes - essential elements of any science class, fit right: Lyla Valora, a sophomore, copies vocabulary words in Forth Sci- ence. 30