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

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ORVIS L. RIGSBY Oklahoma State University, B.S.; Eng- lish II, Speech, Drama; Thespians, Speech Club, Junior Class. . . . and time was but one shadow long. Ill-bred dawn approaches to find Anubus quietly awaiting The end of the white dove ' s last song. WILLIAM K. SPICER Illinois University, Colorado State Univer- sity, B.S., AA.Ed.; Vocational Agriculture, Adult Education; FFA, Junior. ELSIE B. WINGO Colorado College, B.A.; World His- tory; Annual Staff, National Honor Society. For of all sad words of tongue or pen The saddest are these ' It might have been! ' DARWIN R. THOMPSON Mesa College, Colorado State University, Colorado State College, B.A., M.A.; Art- Grades 7-12; Ski Club, Art Club. An open eye is worth its weight in gold! HARRY M. TRICKEY, JR. Adams State College, B.A.; English IV, Journalism; Drama, Speech Club, Soph. Class. The resounding silence deafens . . . Words: Hollow echoes in a lifeless corridor! The empty-vacant passage of time: Senseless Words are hollow to Immortal Dreams . . . Forgotten . . . Forgotten Forever! WILLIAM D. WAITE Colorado University, B.A.; English I, II; IRC, FTA, Soph. Class. MINNIE A. SHEARD School Nurse, R.N. He is happy whose circumstances suit his temper: but he is more excellent who can suit his temper to any circumstances. MRS. MARGARET MAURIN Secretary to Mr. O. A. Brunsvold.

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DENNIS KETTL Colorado State College, B.A.; High School Chorus, 7th Gradi General Music, 8th, 9th Grade Chorus; Thespians. If wisdom ' s ways you wisely seek Five things observe with care: Of whom you speak, to whom you speak And how, and when, and where. JOE H. KYLE Sam Houston State College, Cololt o S; College, B.S., M.A.; Algebra II, Geome fy, Senior Math; Math Seminar, National Honor Society, Soph. Class. C I can see it when you do it, but when I get home . . . GERALD H. MALMSTROM Colorado State College, Colorado State University, B.A.; Individual Study, Biology I, II; FTA, Science Club, Senior Class. An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. AUGUSTIN A. MEDINA Adams State College, B.A.; Spanish I, II, Russian I, II, English III; Latin Amer- ican Club. Your own work, poor though it may be. Is much, much better for you than your neighbor ' s ever may. EUNICE L. MILLER Colorado State College, B.A.; English I, II. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. MARK OLSEN Colorado State College, B.A.; Bookkeeping, DE; DECA, Junior Class. Confidence is the feeling that you have before you know the circumstances. MARIO J. ONGARO Illinois University, Colorado State College, B.A., M.A.; Driver Education, Trades and In- dustry; Senior Class, MC Club. Let ' s get with it. WANDA RADCLIFF West Texas State College, Fort Lewis College, B.A.; Typing 1, II, Short- hand; Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Junior Class. You don ' t have to lie awake nights to Succeed, just stay awake days.

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«s MRS. BARLETT Financial Secretary and Treasurer of AAof- fat County District Re: 1 JEAN RALEY Secretary to the Guidance Director MARY JEAN SHIPMAN Secretary to Mr. Funk ELOISE WATERS Secretary to Mr. Townsend ALFRED ROMERO Custodian Faculty, students are tops Add, divide and subtraction Custodians behind the mops MoCoHl in Action, MIKE SALAZAR Assistant Custodian NEDA MAE WILLIAMS Cotty College, Colorado State University, B.A.; Commercial Subjects— Second Semes- ter. Pep Club, Junior Class. SCHOOL BOARD