Moffat County High School - MoCoHi Yearbook (Craig, CO)

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MRS. EMMA BREWER- C r a i g, Colo.: R.N School Nurse. FACU LTY LEE LESLIE-Craig, Colo. The atomic age is what we will live in from now on, so make ready for ity iust live, look, and listen. Custodian. DARRELL VESELY-Craig, Colo. Custodian. 7 PAUL M. ROTH, SR.-Morrowville, Kan., B,S., M.A. The problem may not be-how we should live in the atomic age-but how we can keep alive during atomic warfare. Physics, Business English, Business Math, Drivers Education, TATC, Junior Class. HOLMES M. SHEFSTEAD -Craig, Colo.: B.A. A good education today is the best preparation for the future. Freshman Orientation, World Geog- raphy, U.S. History, Pro- iectionist Club, Sopho- more Class. MRS. A. C. BARTLETT - Craig, Colo. Hitch my wag- on to a star. Secretary to Mr. Schoonover. ELSIE WINGO-Craig, Colo.p A.B. The first hundred years are the hardest. U.S. History, World History, Annual Staff. MRS. ROBERT PEARCE - Maybell, Colo. We can live nicely and enioy life in the atomic age if some brilliant MCHS student will invent a pill that will enable us to eat all we want and still not gain weight. Secretary to Mr. Davis.

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6 NORMA GILLETT-Geneva, Neb., B.A. New Professions, hope for the afflicted, and understanding of how science can serve for peace are the items on the agenda for you, the next generation. Grammar Il, Remedial Speech in all schools, Senior Play, Senior Class. ROSE ELNOR HAMMAN - Fort Collins, Colo., B.A., M.A. So live that when your teenager comes breezing home in his space iallopy a cou- ple of days late from a date on Mars, you don't 'ground' him for MILDRED JOBE - Orange, Calif., B.A. Wanted: a force for good and peace as pow- erful as the atom bomb is for evil and war. Latin, Spanish, Foreign Language, l.R.C., Junior Class. MRS. JOE KYLE-Dalton, Georgia, B.S. When all the world seems dark, smile and be happy and you will soon forget the darkness. Home Economics I and Il, F.H.A. any longer than you were 'grounded' the first time you came home a couple of hours late from a date in Steamboat or Rifle. Journalism, Composition, Literature l, Girls' Physical Edu- cation, G.A.A., Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Sophomore Class. JOE H. KYLE-Huntsville, Texas, B.S., M.A. A true artisan is not determined by the iob he does but rather by how well he does the iob. Mechanical Drawing, General Shop, Handicraft Club, Senior Class. FAC U LTY AMY L. ADAMS-Mitchel, S.D.: A.B. School Librarian WILBUR D. MOORE-Pipestone, Minnesota, B.S. Life in the atomic age will be little different than life in the horse and buggy days. My words of wisdom, which applied then as well as now, are these: 'Don't let the thickness of a billfold be your gauge of success. Woodworking, Basic Math, Freshman Class. TOM PETERSEN-Denver, Colo., A.B. Physical Education, Typing l, Guidance Counsellor, Football, Wrestling, Basket- ball, MC Club,

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CLASSES-After going through twelve years of school with the same ,aswe- k--. classmates, so many things happen that it is difficult to remember them all. These pictures of happy associations will help to refresh pleasant memories of school days. ,l l it s lr