Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1988 volume:

HAYDEN T I ft l jT ROCK ijiie£3S tt vv. Jk TEADY 2 Through (Top center) Homecoming King Nels Wixson and Queen Cynthia Bollinger being crowned at the football game. (Bottom left) The winning junior float with Leah Valora and Chad Koppenhafer (Bottom Right) LaDawn McClaskey showing off her 50's style. 6 (Top Left) Ryan Baker making Sundae Jenkins a human toilet paper roll. (Top Right) Royalty dances at the pep rally after the parade Homecoming '87 was filled with school spirit and a lot of excitement. Students dressed up and all were ready for the activities. The games this year were ended in disappointment, but the memories still go on in Hayden High School. (Middle Left) Chad Koppenhaffer shows his spirit after the parade (Middle Right) Neis Wixson and Pat Montieth as COWBOY BUDDIES ' (Lower Left) Mrs. Lombardi and Miss Mader show their teacher spirit during Homecoming week. (Lower Right) Darcy Posey. LaDawn McClaskey. Tobi Gumber, and Beth Ann Deluca are ruff and ready for the Powder-Puff football game. Winter Sports theme this year was Shine On and that, we did! Much spirit was shown during dress up days and peprallys. Both cheerleaders and coaches kept the spirits high. Homecoming king and queen were Louis Wyman and LaDawn McClas- key. (Below) Tami Eskeridge and Shawna Dalton work on the senior snow sculpture; Tami shows her enthusiasm. (Below Left) Louis Wymon and LaDawn McClasky. Winter Sports king and queen (Middle Left) Coach Grahn rides his tricycle during a pepraBy. (Middle Right) Sdrah Hickman shows her TIGER spirit before a game (Bottom Lett) Nels Wixon hands out awards for good sportsmonship during Winter Sports activities (Bottom Right) The freshmen class work vigorously on their snow sculpture 9 Top The Prom King and Queen for 1988 were Glen Bedell and Tami Eskridge The other candidates were Steve Smith and Kristen Sundberg. Eddie Connely and Shana Dalton, and Mike Bricker and Margaret Weaver Lower left Tadd and Jody leave in style for an evening on the town. Lower right David and LeDawn wait patiently 10 The theme for the 1988 Prom was A Touch Of Class. The colors were red, black, and white. The Juniors worked hard Prom a success. The King and Queen were crowned by Tyson and Tanisha Grahn. The attire was mostly black and white. Most of fhe guys wore white tuxedoes. There was a lot of good food and good music. It was a lot of fun. Top left Andrea and Dale pose for the camera. Top right: Nels and loDawn are ready to dance Lower left Aren't they a great couple? Lower rght Isn't this fun? 11 Top Left Mike Bnker looks for his seot Middle Left Kristen Sundberg receives her flowers Mid- dle Right Deon Mosher searches the crowd for someone special to give his roses to Right John Dunning receives a scholarship 12 Bruce Yoast expressed his feelings and the feeling of the eighteen graduating seniors, as guest speaker on graduation night. Mr. Yoast talked of their growing up and reminded them of their many special times together. Speech- es were given by Valedictorian Shana Dalton and Salutatorian Margaret Weaver. The class colors were light pink and gray. The class flow- er was the pink rose. CONGRADS class of '881! above left- Steve Smith and Spencer Russel strut above right- Brenda Cozaihr and Katie Klapperich are Califor- nia Raisins on favorite commercial day below left- Jenny Lenahan sports her specs below right- LaDawn McClaskey shows her Minnie Mouse out- fit 14 below left- Dean Mosher shows spirit during a pep assembly below right- The freshman class shows enthusiasm in a class cheer right center- Tobi Gumber displays her talent in making faces right bottom- Students and Ms. Riley show their oranges during Winter Sports week left bottom- Tara Marostica and Denise Wray on beach day 15 16 Cl t i o n 17 Above: The art class works on their posters. Above: Danny Rolando and David Hinkle work hard in art The art classes offer basic and ad- vanced art courses and ceramics. Art is fun because you get to know the students on a different level than the regular classroom and you get to see the students creative side. Art is a class where students can excel whether they may or may not be academically strong. says Kim Mader. art teacher. 18 The woods class gives students a chance to learn woodworking and how to use the equipment. The stu- dents get a chance to show creativity in the projects they build. Woods 19 P.E. CLASS TO STAY FIT P.E. helps you pro- vide a better and more fit body. It helps your good health and concentration. Phys- ical Education under Sally Morton. Burson Koppenhafer, Kim Mader, and Ron Linsa- cum, they all make sure you have a more fit body. Weight lifting class helps endurance, muscle tone and cour- age. Casey Rolando smiles pretty while Toby shows his strength Mr Portelance shows class how to use their muscles. Mr Wenzlau poses for camera. Mrs Morton teaches her class new steps Ryan Baker day dreams during weights 20 Resource Resource is taught by John Svoboda. The class helps stu- dents that are not receptive to conventional education models. Svoboda has the same class ma- terial as regular academic classes. John Svoboda working on his computer David. Pat. and Brett working hord Svoboda teaching his students some new ideas Resource 21 BUSINESS WITH HIGH EXPECTATIONS. The business classes are taught by Jeanie Lombardi. She teaches classes such as typing, accounting, and busi- ness simulations. Mrs. Lombardi is sponsor of very active FBLA. Andrea Barnes works hard in accounting (top right) Chester Lewis looks thrilled (middle top right) Rona Troutman in her accounting class (middle bottom right) Travis McCarty shows his enthusiasm (middle) Mrs. Lombardi keeping things in order, (middle right). 22 Mr Portelance teaches Mae Grobe (top left) Dean Mosher works on his program (middle top right) Jimmy Valora illustrates his skill (middle bottom right) Casey Rolando works of his Algebra (middle) Mrs. Gary smiles for the camera (middle left). Math Computer MATH COMPUTERS: THE LANGUAGE OF THE UNIVERSE. The math computer courses are taught by Mike Portelance and Val Gary. They teach classes from Algebra Vi to Calculus. The classes benefit all of the stu- dents. 23 Above (right) Tobi. Leah, Darcy, and An- gela are hard at work in English III. Above Missy, Sherene. Stephany. and Raeann are pretty busy in English II Above Dr Shaw and Mrs. Ruft are appar- ently skipping english class. Dr. Gary Shaw has been head of the English department for 6 years now. He teaches the Ju- niors and Seniors. Mrs. Lisa Ruff, after taking a leave of absence is back teaching not only French but. Freshman and Sophomore English. 24 Above Brenda and Laura are working hard in Spanish II class Above Miss Riley is busy teaching her stu- dents Above left Mrs. Ruff. French Teacher, lec- tures in one of her classes The Foreign Language depart- ment of Hayden High School of- fers two different courses. Mrs. Lisa Ruff is back to teaching French after her leave of ab- sence. Miss Riley is back for her second year of Spanish. Foreign Language 25 Above right Leah Volar a looks at her scale in Chemistry Above Steve Smith and Tobi Gumber in Biology Shawna Wiser studies biology room. The Science Department consists of Biology taught by Robert Preator. Chemistry taught by Marlon Towse, and Earth Science taught by Ron Linsa- cum. 26 History Above Don Schweikert and Dwayne Montieth working in World History Above right: Mr. Koppenhafer, American History Teacher. Lower right: Mr. Wenzlau, World and European History teacher Burson Koppenhafer and Bruce Wenzlau make up the History depart- ment at Hayden High School. Mr. Kop- penhafer teaches government eco- nomics and American History, while Mr. Wenzlau teaches World and European History. Toulon showing her talent on the sax The Hayden High School band has sent students to Western State Honor Band, and they have entertained us with various concerts. The class headed by Mr. Bill Grimes is one that students excel in. (Above right) Bill Grimes, the band instructor (Below right) Band class shows their enthusiasm 28 29 Auto Shop In auto shop Students learn basic skills for fixing cars, they also get a chance to fix their own cars, or shop projects. Above Right. Stanton Walker works on his car. Right. Steve Myers fixes his car. Below Bobby Phillips works on his truck. 30 The yearbook staff learn publishing skills while putting to- gether the Annual yearbook. 31 33 Baker. Ryan Barnes. Andrea Barrett, Jim Bennett. Brett Blevins. Marty Bollinger, Cynthia Bridges. Russell Camilletti. Shane Coziahr. Brenda Cozzens, Adam Danford. Roxanne Davis, Sandra Deluca. Beth Ann Grobe. Mae Gumber. Tobi Gurske. Kathy Hicks. Tricia Hinkle. David Hinkle. Shawn Hock in. Aileen Holloway. Tony Jackson. Stacy Jenkins. Sundae Koppenhafer. Chad Lenahan. Jennifer Letlow, Angela 34 Lewis. Chester Marostica Tara McCarty. Travis McClaskey. Ladawn Monroe. Robert Montieth. Pat Myers. Steve Novacek. Calvin O'Connor. Toulon Osborn. Shannon Peed.Tadd Philman. Jerry Posey. Darcy Reck. Michelle Rolando. Danny Valora. Jimmy Valora. Leah Williamson. Lisa Wray. Denise 35 Sophomore Bertram. Eric Bertram. Kevin Bertram. Tim Brush. Sheila Dunning. Danny Earle. Shane Hickman. Sarah Hinkle. Rae Anne Isenbarger, Missy Johnson. Jeanie Johnson. Terri Kelton. Jolie Klapperich. Katie Mauth. Stephanie Meyers. Terry Montieth. Dwayne Mosher. Sherene Muth. Laura Novacek. Jennifer Philman, John Robinson. Dallas Schweikert, Don Seales. Shelley Seed. Sarah Standridge. Dennis (above) Shelley shows her stuff. (Left) Dennis pigs out. (Top right) Missy smiles for the camera (right) Dallas. Dwayne, and Jolie work hard in Biology class. 36 Bennett. Eddy Camilletti. Jeff Carson. Tom Dawson. Jennifer Eskridge. Shane Fry. Leslie Hinkle. Regina Jacobson. Aimee Brad Koppenhafer Larson. Eric Olson. Nils Roberts, Gayle Robertson, Catherine Rolando. Casey Salazar. Levi Salazar. Tobby Todd. Cheldon Valora. Joe Webb. Kyle Wiser. Shawna (Above left) Members of the freshmen class show their spirit at a pep rally (Below left) The freshmen survey the homecoming float (Above) Jeff Camilletti and Shane Eskridge strut into the gym for a pep rally. 37 Mr Koppenhafer and Nets Wixson dressing up during Winter Sports Week. The teachers singing during Winter Sports Week Gary. Val Gibson. Marion Grimes. Bill Hare. Mike (NOT PICTURED) Hays. John (NOT PICTURED) Hertzke. George Johnson. Ed (NOT PICTURED) Kelton. Barbara Koppenhafer. Burson 38 Linsocum. Ron (NOT PICTURED) Lombardi. Jeanie Mader. Kim Morton. Sally Phillips. Connie Portelance. Mike Preator. Bob (NOT PICTURED) Riley. Stephanie Ruff. Lisa Shaw. Gary Svoboda. John Stanton. Louise Towse. Marlon Wenzlau. Bruce Wilson. Mark (NOT PICTURED) 39 Pictured Above The varsity team poses for their team picture Smile pretty! Pictured Left: LaDawn Bumps the ball to Brenda. Brenda prepares to set. Pictured Right Michelle and Roxanne are ready to play They eagerly wait for the ball. Pictured Left Andrea Barnes, a junior, received All Conference Honors at the sports banquet This year the volleyball team worked hard. At the beginning of the season they had skills tests to de- termine who would be on the varsity team. It was hard getting used to new coaches and new ideas, but as the season progressed both teams showed improvement. By the end of the season the players were working well together. Good job girls!!!! Top Team Members of the 87-88 football season Right Jeff executes what he con- siders a football move Above A member of the team goes for the pass 44 This years 87-88 football team was coached by Ron Linsacum, with assistant Coaches, Burson Koppenhafer and John Svoboda. The support and enthusiasm of parents, cheerleaders, and students en- couraged the team through both wins and losses. Above left Mr Koppenhafer surveys the team doing team drills Middle left A member of the team goes out for a pass Middle right Mr Linsacum instructs a play- er on a certain play. Left A member of the team shows his enthusiasm for foot- ball 45 The Girls Basketball Team was coached by Head Coach- Greg Grahn and Assistant Coach- Kendra Sawdo-Stucki. The season was not a rewarding one, although the players improved alot through the season The team consisted of 8 players, so they were kept quite busy this season 46 above- team picture Left- LaDawn McClaskey shows her talent Pictured left- Tobi Gumber. Junior, received all League, for her skills 47 Basketball Below-Louis Wyman blocks a pass The basketball team played a very good season with 15 wins and only 5 losses. They took second place in the district tournament. Coached by Mike Portelance and Bruce Wenzlau, they worked hard and provided tough competition for all opponents. Top: The wrestling team of '88. Bottom left A Hayden wrestler works for a victory. Bottom Right Shane Cammilletti wins his match agamst SoRoCo. 50 This years wrestling season was coached by Burson Koppenhafer, with his assistant coach Ron Linsacum. The wrestling team did well this year, with five people going to state. At state Dallas Robinson and Shane Camilletti were state champions. Good Job Guys!!!! Top Left: Eddie Connelly wins his District Wrestling match. Middle Left: Eddie Ben- net prepares to take on his opponent. Middle Right: Eric Bertram wrestles a Ran- gely opponent. Left: Joe Valora works for a victory. 51 (above) team picture Mr. Portelance. Mrs. Morton, and Mrs. McGuire were the Coaches while Shana Dalton was manager. 52 J L Michelle Reck was awarded outstanding girl's trackster while Steve Smith was awarded the boy's outstanding trackster award. (above) Steve Smith concentrates on his running while Stanton Walker (below) goes for the gold TRACK OF 1988. The track team made it through another track season braving the weath- er as usual. Sally Morton, Sara McGuire, and Mike Portelance coached the team. This was Mrs. McGuire's first year of coaching while Mrs. Morton and Mr. Porte- lance are just returning. Pictured above. The Football and Volleyball Cheerleaders Pictured below. The Wrestling Cheerleaders Opposite page top. The Basketball Cheerleaders 54 This year Cheerleading proved to be very exciting. The Fall Sports Cheerleaders kept very busy making locker posters. The Basketball Cheerleaders kept busy making posters for the gym and trying to get them to stay up. The Wrestling Cheer- leaders were busy preparing for Districts. Mrs. Ruff Kept the Cheerleaders in shape by doing aerobics as often as possible. The coaches did a great job this year! 55 neti The members of student council bock: Louis Wyman. 2nd row: (left to right) Nels Wixson. Tami Eskridge, Toulon O'Connor. La- Dawn McClaskey, Aimee Jacobson. Mrs Stanton. Katie Klapper- ich. 1st row Susan Walker. Laura Muth, Cynthia Bollinger. Dallas Robinson. Brad Koppenhafer. and Marty Blevins The members of Student Council worked very hard this year. Headed by sponsor Louise Stanton and president Tami Eskridge the student council sponsored many dances and activities throughout the year. The members of H-Club: back (left to right) Glen Bedell Mike Bricker. Jolie Kelton. Shana Dalton. Terri Johnson. Shel- ly Seales. 3rd row: Margaret Weaver. Roxanne Danford. Michelle Reck. Mae Grobe. Andrea Barnes. Katie Klapper- ich. Chad Koppenhafer. 2nd row: Terri Vair. Laura Muth. Cynthia Bollinger. Brenda Cozaihr, Dallas Robinson. Brad Koppenhafer. front: Pat Monteith. Denise Wray. Nels Wix- son. (not pictured, Eddie Connelly) H-Club is a club for students who have let- tered athletically or academically and wish to be members. Headed by sponsor Sally Morton the Hayden H-Club had a lot of fun this year. H- Club supports Hayden High School and pays for the referees at sport events and the tro- phies awarded in Hayden tournaments. 59 60 (top) The cast of The effect of gamma rays on man- in-the-moon marigolds. (bottom) Brenda Coziahar getting her makeup done by Dr. Shaw The Speech and Drama had an exciting year with the lip sync, play and various speech meets. 61 Academic Decathalon is an event where the competitors take tests in different categor- ies. and give a speech along with an interview. Right is the team with their medals. 62 Above Right: Lisa Williamson pays at- tention. Above Ed Clark Tells Shawna how it is. Middle Right: Mr. Hare lectures on N.H.S. National Honor Society is made up of people with a 3.0 grade average or above 63 64 Glen Richard Bedell Glen-Bob H-Club 3-4. Basketball 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4. Class President jl; Class Vice President 2-4. •Senior Comment; Don't do any- thing today that you can put off until tomorrow. Mike E. Bricker Ike H-Club 3-4; Football 1-4. Basketball 1-4; Track 2. Most Memorable experience: Play- ing last football and basketball game Edward H Clark IV FBLA 2-4. Track 1-2. Basketball 1-2. National Honor Society 3-4 Edmund Leslie Connelly Silver Football 1. 3-4; Wrestling 1-4. Senior Comment: Girls play Volley- ball. Boys play Basketball. Men Wrestle Most Memorable Experience: State Wrestling 1987. 1988 Shana Dalton Sha-na-na All State Honor Band 3-4. Class President 2-4. N.H.S. 3-4; H-Club 3-4; Football Manager 1-4; Boys Basket- ball Manager 1. 3-4; Track Man- ager 1-4; Math Club 1-2. Band 1-4; Choir 4. Homecoming Candidate 3- 4 Senior Comment Carp6 Diem Most Memorable Experience Win- ning the State Academic Decath- lon Competition and going to Na- tionals in Dallas. Texas John Henry Dunning J. J. Football. Basketball. Track Senior Comment: It's been real, it's been fun. it hasn't been real fun! Dean Richard Mosher Butch Football 2. Senior Comment: Give me a light. Tami Leigh Eskridge Eskrat Basketball 1 2. FBLA 1-4; NHS 3. 4. Speech 2-4. Drama 2-4; Student Council 1. 2. Student Body Presi- dent 4. Rainbow Senior Comment: I was here, now I'm gone, but my memory carries on. Most Memorable Experience: Trip to Denver to the Bronco game Chet Matthew Kelly Winchester Football 1; Track 1. 2. Senior Comment: Out of every 10 dumb people I know. 9 of them are women. Most Memorable Experience: When I squirted Preator with a syringe my Sophomore year. Tony Philman Marlboro Senior Comment: Freeze, you're under arrest. Rona Sue Rolando Sona Rue Senior Comment: We don't know!!' Most Memorable Experience Party at Jenny's! Steven Spencer Smith Stutter Football 1 4. Basketball 1-4; Track 2-4, H-Club 1-4. National Honor So- ciety 3. 4. Senior Comment We the unwilling, led by the unknowing are doing the impossible tor the ungratetul. Spencer Russell Football 3-4; Wrestling 1-2. 4. Track 2. 4. Senior Comment: No! Bud Light! Shamus Spitzley Kristen Sundberg Christian Basketball 1. Volleyball 1; Class Secretary 2-4 Senior Comment: We still don't know Rona Troutman Ronja FBI A 3-4; Volleyball 1-2, 4; H-Club 4; Class Treasurer 1-4; Basketball Man- ager 4. Margaret Luise Weaver Marge Basketball 1-2.4; Basketball Statisti- cian 3. Volleyball 1-3, Volleyball Statistician 4; H-Club 2-4; FBLA 1-4 FBLA State Officer 3; FBLA Vice Pres 4. Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar 2; U.S. Achievement Acad- emy National Award 2; H.S. Who's Who 2; NH S 2-4. Math Club 1. 2. Speech Drama 2; CREA Youth Seminar 3; Co. Bus. Week 3; Girls State 3. Senior Comment School was fun. but I sure hated to go to class. Most Memorable Experience: Sen- ior trip to Bronco game Nels B Wixson Stickin H-Club 1-4; Student Council 1-4; FBLA 1; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1. 4. Senior Comment: Catch Ya! Susan Yvonne Walker Susie Q FBLA 3; Basketball Statkeeper 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Student Council 4 Senior Comment: I was born an original. I won't die a copy Most Memorable Experience: Homecoming Louis Wyman Uncle Lou Basketball 1-4, H-Club 3; Student Council 3-4; National Honor Society 2-4. Senior Comment: You Swear!?! What's This? What's this? . Megan, my grandchild, asked holding up a book for my inspection. As I took the book from her I realized that it was my senior yearbook. Gosh, had it really been 45 years?! “Those are my memories Megan. Let's go look at them. As we flipped through the pages, Megan would point at the pictures and laugh. “What does this say? , Megan asked. These were our predictions for our futures. , I said, Let me read it to you. John Dunning said, T want to work for American Airlines.' Steve Smith said, I want to be rich.' Ed Clark said, T would like to preach for the PTL.' Nels Wixon said, T think I'll be a professional bum!' Susan Walker said, T want to be an artist.' Rona Troutman said, T think I'll become a Woman of the Year.' Glen Bedell said, T want to be rich like Steve.' Tami Eskridge said, Tm going to be a world-famous actress and President of the United States. After all, if Ronald Regan can, I can.' Mike Bricker said, Tm going to be a professional basketball player.' Margaret Weaver said, Tm going to start my own business.' Shana Dalton said, T want to be a Marine Biologist, and go to Ireland.' Kristen Sundberg said, Tm going to own the biggest ranch in the Western United States.' Chet Kelley said, Tm going to be a five-star General in the United States Air Force.' Eddie Connelley said, Tm going to own a mansion and have it open to the blondes of Las Vegas 24 hours a day.' Dean Mosher said, Tm going to join the Mafia in Las Vegas.' Tony Philman said, T want to party on patrol.' Louis Wyman said, Tm going to inherit Uncle Lou's Elk Ranch.' Bobby Phillips said, T want to make money!' Did they all really do those things? , Megan asked. Yes Megan, they all accomplished their goals and dreams. Can you guess which one I am? 66 Senior's Last Will And Testament I, Glen Bedell, will my height to Jim Barrett so he can touch the top of the back board next year. I, Ed Clark, will my truck upon my death to Glen Bedell so he can know what it feel's like to drive a piece of junk. I, Shana Dalton, will my comic book collection to anyone with taste for art. I, Tami Eskridge, will my easy class load to Lisa Williamson so she won't be stressed out over Trig, and all the other hard classes she takes. I, Chet Kelly, will my motorcycling ability to my brother so he can style like the pro's someday. I, Eddie Connelly, will my protection to Shane Camilletti in hopes he'll use it. I, Bobby Phillips, will my BIG thumb to everyone that walks to school. I, Rona Sue, will my ability of skipping school to Sherene in hopes she'll never get caught. I, Spencer Russel, will my speedstick to Eric Bertrom in hopes he'll use it. I, Steve Smith, will my ability to look 21 to all those who missed the drinking age in hopes that they will never be sober again. I, Kristen Sundberg, will my ability to be late and miss class without getting in trouble to Jim in hopes he won't get detention anymore. I, Rona Troutman, will a pair of ear plugs to every girl in Mr. Wenzlau's class. I, Susan Walker, will my back bone to certain underclassmen in hopes they'll learn to stand up for themselves. I, Margaret Weaver, will my organization to LaDawn in order that she will always be prepared for class. I, Nels Wixson, will my ability to get in trouble to all Juniors since they will need this skill to be a proper SENIOR. 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Colorado 81639 (303) 276-3728 Congratulation Class Of 88 78 The Flower Mine 1598 W. Victory Way Craig, Colorado 81625 SAFEWAY 635 Would llko To Everything in the line of flowers Congratulate The Graduating Clas; Ol W‘ Charlotte Louis Ketchum (303) 824-7441 BEAU RIVER REALTY Jack P. Giessinger Broker Owner Bus: 303-276-3392 Res: 303-276 3845 KIRK R. SCHOTT, O.D. 12 W. Victory Way Craig, Colorado 81625 (303) 824-5648 P.O. Box 39 Hayden, CO 81639 m Good Luck 88” 1303 J 824-4044 Craig Jport CRAIG SPORTS Northwest Colorado's Gun Shop Buy Sell Trade Appraisals Hours: Monday - Saturday V A.M, to 6 KM, 124 W. Victory Way - Craig, CO 31625 Seniors ' Class Of 1988 B V Bedell. Glen 8. 10. 40. 49. 59. 64. 65. 68. 70 Bricker, Mike 40, 49, 59, 64, 65. 70 Phillips, Bobby 30. 70 Philman, Tony 70 r $ Clark, Eddie 70 Connelly, Eddie 11, 50, 69, 70 Smith. Steve 8, 14. 40. 49, 64, 69, 70 Sundberg, Kristen 64, 65, 69, 70 D T Dalton. Shana 59, 64. 68, 70 Dunning, John 70 Troutman, Rona 8. 42, 43, 65, 69, 70 W E Eskridge. Tammy 9. 10. 58. 68, 70 Walker, Susan 8. 58, 64, 65, 68, 70 Weaver, Margaret 42, 43, 47, 59, 65, 70 Wixson, Nels 6, 7, 8. 9, 11, 50, 58, 59, 68. 70 K Wyman, Louis 6, 8, 9, 40, 49, 54, 58, 70 Kelley. Chet 64. 70 M Mosher. Dean 8. 15. 64, 70 80 Juniors - Class Of mV B L Baker, Ryan 6, 20, 34, 40, 48, 49 Lenahan, Jennifer 14, 34, 55 Barnes, Andrea 8, 11. 15, 34, 35, 42, 50, 54 Letlow, Angela 34 Barrett, Jim 40 Bennett, Brett 21, 34 Lewis, Chester 35 Blevins, Marty 8, 34, 50, 58 Bollinger, Cynthia 10, 11, 34, 42, 55, 59 M Bridges, Russell 34, 50 Marostica, Tara 8, 15, 35, 54, 55 McCarty, Travis 35 r McClaskey, LaDawn 6, 7. 8. 9. 10, 32, 33, 42, 47, 58 Monroe, Robert 35 Camilletti, Shane 34, 50 Montieth, Pat 7, 21, 35, 50, 59 Coziahr, Brenda 14, 15, 34, 35, 42, 58, 59 Cozzens, Adam 34 D Danford, Roxanne 34, 42, 43, 59 Myers, Steve 30, 49 N Novacek, Calvin 35, 41, 49 Davis, Sandra 2, 34, 51 o G Grobe, Mae 34, 54, 55, 59 O'Connor, Toulon 15, 28, 35, 54, 57, 58 Osborn, Shannon 35 Gumber, Tobi 3, 7, 11, 15, 34, 47 Gurske, Kathy V Peed. Tadd 10. 35. 40. 49 H Philman, Jerry 35 Hicks, Tricia 34 Hinkle, David 8, 10, 21, 34. 41, 49 ft Hinkle, Shawn 34 Hockin, Aileen 34 Reck, Michelle 35. 42, 46, 47, 59 Holloway, Tony 34 V J Jackson, Stacy 34, 42 Valora, Jim 35 Valora, Leah 6, 35. 43, 54 Jenkins, Sundae 6, 31, 34, 47 W K Koppenhafer, Chad 6, 34, 50, 59 Williamson, Lisa 35, 56 Wray, Denise 8, 15. 35. 54. 55. 59 81 Sophomores Bertram. Erik 36. 50 Bertram. Kevin 36 Bertram. Tim 36 Brush. Sheila 36. 43 D Dunning. Danny 28. 36 E Earle. Shane 36 H Hickman. Sorah 9. 36. 43 Hinkle. Roe Ann 24. 36. 55 I Isenbarger. Missy 24. 36. 42. 4? J Johnson, Terri 36. 59 K Keiton. Jole 36. 43. 59 Klapperich. Katie 14. 36. 43. 54. 58. 59 Meyers. Terry 36. 57 Moffat. Jody 10 Montieth. Dwayne 27, 36 Mosher. Sherene 24. 36 Muth. Laura 16. 17. 25 36. 43. 58. 59 N Novacek. Jennifer 36, 43. 47 V Phiman. John 36 R Robinson. Dalas 36. 50. 58. 59 Scheib. Heather Schweikert. Don 27. 36 Seales. Sheley 36. 43. 59 Seed. Sarah 36 Standridge. Dennis 36 V Vair. Terri 36. 59 w Walker, Stanton 30. 36 M Mouth. Stephanie 24. 36 82 Frashtnan Class Of m i B O Bennett. Eddy Olson. Nils 41. 49 r V Com etti. Jett 41. 48. 49 Carson. Tom Pinnt. Travis D k Dawson. Jenmter 9. 15 Roberts. Gayle 28. 15 Robertson. Cathrine 9. 15. 28. 43 Rolando. Casey 18. 20 E S Eskridge. Shane Salazar. Levi Salazar. Tobby F Fry. Leslie 43 T J Todd. Cheidon 15 Jocobson. Aimie 9. 15. 28. 59 V K Vakxa. Joe 50 Koppenhater. Brad 50. 58. 59 w L Webb. Kyle 48 Wiser. Shawna 9. 26. 28. 43. 47 Larson. Eric 41. 48. 49 83 BEAR RIVER VALLEY Central Bank CRAIG, N.A. 193 E. Jefferson 250 W. Victory Way P.O. Box 277 Craig, Colorado (305) 824-9421 276-3313 Good Luck class of “89” GILCO MART 230 W, Jefferson Hayden M, LIGHT SONS 330 Lincoln Ave - Steamboat —------ —E= ffiliated Moffat County State Bank THE OFFICERS AND STAFF OF MOFFAT COUNTY STATE BANK CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1988 ON THEIR GRADUATION 139 East Victory Way Craig, Colorado 81626 824-9431 THE STEAMBOAT FILOT rsj-i THE GALAXY 524 Yampa Craig. CO. 81625 PHONE 303-079-1502 P.0.00X4488 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. COLORADO 80477 824-8164 Congratulations Class Of 1938!!! ADVERTISEMENTS