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

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Kk iai 0. A. BRUNSVOLD Superintendent of Schools EDGAR TOWNSEND Principal — Ohio State and Colorado State College, B.S. and M.A.; He thinks the school attitude has improved this year. F. ROGER LITTLE Assistant Principal — Colorado State College B.A.; Western State College M.A. ; Teaches Biology; Sponsors the Student Council. WILBUR D. MOORE University of Minne- sota, B.S., Denver Uni- versity, M.A. ; Thinks there was a revival of (school spirit for ath- letic events this year. MILDRED JOBE Colorado State Col- lege, B.A., University of Washington Grad- uate Work ; Teaches Latin I, II, III; Guid- ance Counselor. B. L. FUNK Director of Instruction — Western State College, B.A. and M.A.; Certificate of Advanced Study. HAROLD ANDERSON Sul Ross State College, B.S.; and Col- orado State College, M.A. in Business; Teaches Distributive Education and Bookkeeping; Sponsors DECA and the Sophomore Class. He thinks our foot- ball team was great this year. ELIZABETH BOWEN Colorado State University, B.S.; Col- orado State College, M.A.; Librarian; Sponsors Thespians; Thinks the main event this year was Brigadoon.

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ADMINISTRA TION AND STAFF There is a great deal of talk about school spirit, but these are things which do not happen spon- taneously. They must be developed and created out of the interest and enthusiasm of the students and staff. Fires can ' t be made with dead embers, nor can enthusiasm be stirred by spiritless people. Enthusiasm in our daily work lightens effort, and turns labor into pleasant tasks. The student body and staff are to be congratulated for the spirit and enthusiasm shown during the 1963-1964 school year. Keep up the good work and always remember the theme of this fine annual. 0. A. Brunsvold — Superintendent It is with great pleasure that I respond to the request for a principal ' s message. As each of you receives this book, your reaction will be to thumb quickly through and to seek personal messages from your friends and classmates. This is as it should be. Of greater importance is the fact that this book is a pictorial record of your year in high school. Perhaps this is the happiest and most carefree time of your lives. As you grow older and the bright memories of this year fade, this book will serve to refresh you. It is my sincere desire that, in the years to come, you will look fondly back at this year and this school as a good thing and a good place for you to have been. E. A. Townsend — Principal

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MELVIN R. BROWN Utah State University, B.S. ; U.S. History, Coaxes ootb ] is head coach of faatkpl U. tpponsors: M.C. Club and iP piOuB; His pet peeve i jneckingj tli Mialls and lack of rntert in ' ehiir activities. VERN C. DAVIS l- ' Western State College, B.A. aiW M.A.; Teaches Band and Mixed Chorus, Boys and Girls Glee Club, and Jr. High Band; Sponsors: Twirling Club and Thespians; Says the main event this year was improvement of student at- titude, and recognition of the MoCoHi Band as an outstanding marching band. JOHN H. EDDY Western State College, B.A. ; Teaches World History and English I, n, HI; Sponsors Soph- omore Class; His pet peeve is the disinterest of the students. DOUGLAS M. DEYO Colorado State University, B.S. ; Teaches boys ' Physical Education, and is Wrestling Coach; Sponsors the M.C. Club; Thinks Craig will win the State Wrestling Tournament. (Prediction as of December 2, 1963) REG FIGAL Colorado State College, B.A. and M.A. ; Teach- es Driver Education and Typing I; Spon- sors the Pep Club; Thinks the main event this year was winning the conference cham- pionship in football. TONY A. GALLEGOS Colorado State College, B.A. ; Teaches Plain Geometr) ' and General Science; Sponsors the Science Club; He con- siders the main event of the year the Elephant Stampedes. JAMES P. GARNER Northern Illinois University, B.S.; Teaches Woodworking, Engineering Drawing; Sponsors the Freshman Class and FTA. SHIRLEY GILES QUELLA Western State College, B.A.; Teaches Office Practice and Typing I, II, and Shorthand; Sponsors the Senior Class; She thinks the students showed much enthusiasm for sports but regretted the disinterest in other school sponsored activities.