Steamboat Springs High School - Galleon / Sailors Log Yearbook (Steamboat Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

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Principal Clarence Gardner receives keys from Marvin Brown, president of the Board of Education. . . . . . They who do not advance fall be- hind. . . The future of the students lies in what they learn today. It is the guidance and inspiration of those who teach that determines how far students advance, but success lies within oneself. . . 4 Seven new faculty members joined the SSHS staff last year, making the pupil - teacher ratio 1:15. In addition to the regular teaching staff were trained professional staff members in speech therapy, remedial reading, special education and child study. A full time counselor met regularly with individuals and groups for advice, particularly for vocational and college placement. 5 New facilities made possible new classes in second year woodwork, crafts, voca- tional metal, sociology, psychology, de- velopmental reading, ceramics, photog- raphy, stage speaking and more individual research. Many student activities stem- med right from the classroom--a mock legislative assembly, a fine arts maga- zine, photography projects, a weather station to put SSHS on the weather map, debate teams, public relations pamphlet. STUDENT LIFE . . . For the first time students conducted their own assemblies, introduced a chess club, the Mar- vellettes, and Student Council hosted a school visitation for league schools, chartered clubs, promoted opinion polls to better student life and sponsored a Beautiful Legs Contest for the March of Dimes. Students published the student handbook and initiated a Citizenship Award. . . 9 10 ATHLETICS. . . New physical education facilities included a home field, dressing rooms, track field, softball field, tennis courts, and two gymnasiums. Classes emphasized individual improvements, physical fitness and carry-over sports . . . Spirit soared as students originated a Pep Stick and again awarded a Mr. and Miss Pep. For the first time faculty enjoyed their own fun night in the gym. . . Major sports were as important as ever--SSHS wrestlers added their fifth state championship trophy to the trophy case and other firsts were at an all-time high. . . At the time of the completion of the first year in the new high school building, it seems appropriate to make a few statements in this regard. The building is an achievement by the Board of Education and the people of this community based on planning and work over a period beginning with the appointment on March 6, 1962, of a committee of the School Advisory Coun- cil to study the future needs of the school system for buildings. (One member of the present Board of Edu- cation was on this committee.) From March 1962 to the present, the Board of Education, school adminis- tration, faculty, members of the Advisory Council, and other interested members of the district have given time and energy to make the present new build- ing a reality. The entire school district indicated their support in this achievement by carrying the bond election by a substantial majority on the first attempt. The building is dedicated to all of the children who will attend Steamboat Springs High School and it should be noted that there may be persons yet unborn who will help pay for the building. George P. Sauer Superintendent of Schools. . . Mr. Clarence Gardner Board of Education: Principal President: Marvin L. Brown Vice-President: Robert F. Vaughn Secretary: Dean E. Brunner Treasurer: William J. Luby Director: William A. Stender, Jr. 13 Steamboat Springs from Howelsen Hill. . . And so it is we dedicate this book and a part of our lives to the people and the community which proved their faith in us. . . Fish Creek Falls. . . Nearby Steamboat Springs. . . Mr. Brent Bailey Mr. James Biggs Chorus Gov't., Econ., History, Speech Mrs. Lucille Butler English, Spanish Mrs. Gertrude Campbell Algebra, Latin I, II, Mr. Glen Cope Drivers Ed., Psychology, Sociology, Basketball, Track, Asst. Football FACULTY. . . r Miss Mary Ellen Hay Mr. Harlan Lear English, Creative Writing Football, Asst. Wrestling, P.E., History Geography Mr. Wayne Jackson Geometry, Physics, Sr. Math, Science Mrs. Judy Nelson Business Mr. Alton Johnson Metals, Motor Mechanics Shop Mr. Carl Ramunno Miss Patricia Reed Wrestling, Crafts, Woodwork, P.E., Study Hall Drafting Miss Clara Mae Place Geometry, Guidance Mr. George Romberg Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Physical Science Mrs. Ruby Rorex Speech, Library 19 Mr. Richard Russell Mr. Ray Ryan Miss Patricia Stevenson Band Art Biology, Special Reading, General English CLASSES Seniors: Peggy Vaughn, Mickey Story, Sanse Neish, Tom Richards, Pat Howe, Tyler Gooding. Juniors: Jack Vaughn, Pam Richards, Mike Dorr, Marsha Kline, Debbie Bond. CLASS OFFICERS . . . 22 Freshmen: Lynne Story, Mary McClelland, Janet Crisler, Dan Brown, Ricky Bettger, Tracy Labaree. 23 Marvellettes SENIORS WANDA BOATMAN (Wanda) VIRGINIA BONDESON (Ginny) MARY SUE BOWES (Mary Sue) DORA FLORES (Dora) ALAN FOSTER (Alan) BERT FRANZ (Bert) TONY GOLDEN (Tony) Studying or studying? LINDA HARMS (Linda) MARY BETH HOGUE (Mary Beth) TYLER GOODING (Tyler) CONNIE GREEN (Connie) MARSHA HALLQUIST ROBERT HAMILL (Marsha) (Bob) Do not merely exist—live I am just going to leap into the dark. Don't look now, but. . . DAVID HUSE (Dave) ALFONSO JIMENEZ (Ponch) BILL JOHNSON (Bill) MARTIN KLEINSORGE (Martin) RICHARD KLUMKER (Dick) GLEN KOONS (Glen) MARY MAGUIRE (Mary GARY MANES (Gary) GERRY MILLER (Gerry) VERNON MONGER (Vernon) CYNTHIA NASH (Cindy) SANSE NEISH (Sanse) MARTHA NELSON (Martha) LAURETTA STONEBRINK (Lauretta) MICKEY STORY (Mick) LUKE STUDER (Luke) TOM RICHARDS RICHARD VAN HORN (Tom) (Rick) 1 There is a rhyme and a reason for everything. Silence is art of convei CYNTHIA WHITMER BEVERLY WILUAMS (Cindy) (Beverly) Martha Nelson 34 Martin Kleinsorge 35 Debby Cain 36 JUNIORS Ray Beck Da vine Chad Janice Vern Ball Banister Bauer Baer Debbie Bond Linda Bonfoey Joan Bradley Holly Chivington Bob Cook Irene Cullen Jenny Dismuke Mike Dorr Edwin Duncan 38 Gregg He id Perry Hoffman Patty Horn Jennifer Johnson Bob Johnston Trudy Kalwaitis Brenda Richard Sharon Dick Marshall Miskulin Phillips Nelson Linda Clarence Sally Pam McDermott Moore Muhme Richards Jaylynn Kelt on Marsha Kline Del Lockhart Karen Manes Peggy Carson Susan Sailing Sego Smith Bob Linda Kenny Schnackenberg Selbe Story Susan Kendra Alice Scott Sim ill ion Thompson Wes Steve Whitecotton Zeman Luanna Thompson Jack Vaughn Carl Volberding Connie Wascher Rita Welsh Chester Wheeler 40 -I SOPHOM ORES Lon Allen Janet Appel i Frank Baird Denice Ball Karen Bartholomew Ron Bitton Patsy Boatman Bill Bowes Tom Buchanan Tom Chesney Andy Chotvacs David Crisler Dusty Joella Anita Farrow Gilroy Green Phil Shannon Debi Gerou Gleason Green Darell Cromer Gary Dolson Fred Dorr Diane Edwards 42 Vicki Tex Betty Larry Jack Hallquist Harris Janeck Kruise McDermott Marty Cathy Earl Laurie Earl Ham ill Holmes Kemmer Lorenz McLaughlin Doug Smith Roger Van Horn Cindy Whitecotton Ann Whiteman David W inograsky Deanna Wood Rocky Wright FRESHMEN Pam Ricky Anderson Bettger Dick Carlene Dan Bonfoey Bowman Brown Debbie Kathy Rick Brummett Campbell Conner Renee' Larry Beck Bond Gary Susan Bostock Bray Rod Cheri Earl Mike Brubaker Brunner Chotvacs Cook Steve Cook Wes Cook Glenda Cox Pam Cox Janet Crisler Kevin Dodson Paul Dorr Kirby Duncan Ronnie Foster Sherri Foster Jennifer Gardner Pat Sandy Gleason Green Lonnie Debe Aletha Gout ley Hamill Harms J im Garner 46 Theo Keffeler Tracy Labaree Steve Mahan Diane Moore Pat Donna Robnik Sanders Ross Kelly Janet Kline Terry Klumker Bill Mary Sylvia Luby McClelland Moraites Donna Laurel Peggy Lufkin Myers Muirhead Becky Jim Marilyn Mack McDermott Packer Doug Root Pat Sailing Carl Sandelin Larry Schnac- kenberg Jean Selbe Jerry Smith Bill Bob Charlyn Stonebrink Struble Waggoner Marla Welsh Cinda Linda Sally Wheeler Wheeler Wither 47 Lynne Story Karen Tuck 52 53 Latin Club Tyler Gooding, President Linda McDermott, Vice-president Marsha Hallquist, Secretary-Treasurer Ken Story, Student Council Representative Alan Foster Luke Studer Evelyn Fetcher Pam Richards Vern Bitton Mary Maguire Kim Brower Susan Scott Karen Manes Susan Smith Doug Smith Lon Allen Ann Whiteman Diane Edwards Kenneth Monger Laurie Lorenz Tom Chesney Ron Bitton Shannon Gleason Martha Nelson Dora Flores Dan Brown Ross Kelly Mike Cook Steve Cook Shirley Jones Sally Wither Debra Brummett Lynne Story Tony Golden Marty Hamill Pat Robuik Pat Gleason Alice Thompson Tom Richards Pam Read Vernon Monger Mickey Story Mrs. Gertrude Campbell, Sponsor National Honor Society Vernon Monger, President Mary Maguire, Vice-president Pat Howe, Secretary Linda Harms, Treasurer Tom Richards, Student Council Representative Tony Golden Kim Brower Mrs. Gertrude Campbell, Sponsor Science Club Gerald Pickerill, President Alan Foster, Vice- President Linda Harms, Secretary- Treasurer Vern Bitton, Stu- dent Council Representative Steve Zeman Glen Koons Tony Golden Theo Keffeler Evelyn Fetcher Ginny Bondeson Kim Brower Mr. George Romberg, Sponsor Spanish Club Denice Ball, President Cindy White cotton, Secretary- Treasurer Janet Kline, Student Council Representative Donna Sanders Betty Janeck Andy Chotvacs Theo Keffeler Davine Ball Joan Nelson Diane Morris Mary Monger Mrs. Lucille Butler, Sponsor Block S Bill Johnson, President Gary Manes, Secretary Larry Appel, Vice-president Bob Schnackenberg, Student Council Representative Mr. Carl Ramunno, Mr. Harlan Lear, Sponsors Girls' Athletic Association Pam Richards, Student Council Wanda Boatman, President Kendra Sim ill ion, Vice- president Susan Scott, Secretary Marilyn Baird, Treasurer Alice Thompson, Fall Sports Mary Maguire, Basketball Luanna Thompson, Volleyball Peggy Holt, Softball and Student Council alternate Debbie Bond, Patty Horn, Pep Club Janet Crisler, Lynne Story, Drill Team Mrs. Judy Nelson, Sponsor Queen Mary Beth Hogue Escort Larry Appel Attendants Chari Fish, Bert Franz Kim Brower, Duane Fish Sanse Neish, Steve Kattman Mary Sue Bowes, Tony Golden HOMECOMING Student Council Officers Tony Golden, President Del Lockhart, Vice-president Miss Clara Mae Place, Sponsor Alan Simillion, Treasurer Kim Brower, Secretary Pam Read, Sophomore Class Pam Richards, GAA Tom Richards, National Honor Society Bob Schnackenberg, Block S Susan Smith, Band Ken Story, Latin Club Vem Bitton, Science Club Debby Bond, Junior Class Pat Howe, Senior Class Janet Kline, Spanish Club Dick Klumker, Slot Car Club Tracy Labaree, Freshman Class Mary Maguire, Thespians 60 Thespians. . . Pam Read, Tony Golden, Karen Manes, Steve Kattman, Linda Harms, Vern Bitton, Kim Brower, Ann Whiteman, Duane Fish, Mary Sue Bowes, Ed Andrew, Chari Fish, Chester Wheeler, Wanda Boatman. Thespian initiates. . . Gary Manes, Debby Cain, Virginia Bondeson, Deanna Wood. Debate team goes to State. . . Virginia Bondeson, Duane Fish,. Tony Golden, Chari Fish, Mary Maguire, Vern Bitton. 61 I Chari Fish, Mistress of The Last Leaf,” District Winner Ceremonies for One- Act Plays. . . Peggy Holt Debby Cain Keith Moraites Ron Bitton Mary Sue Bowes Tony Golden Ring Around the Corpse Lonnie Gourley Pat Robnick Billy Stonebrink John Reiley Diane Moore Steve Cook Mary McClelland Duane Miles Karen Tuck Lynne Story Mike Cook Hanging at Cinimon City Marsha Hallquist Linda Harms Dick Klumker Gary Manes Mary Baker Kim Brower V ernon Monger Bob Hamill Jim Stackhouse If Boys Wore Skirts Steve Mahan Dan Brown Jim McDermott Bill Luby Sylvia Moraites Tracy Labaree Sailors Log Staff. . . Glenn Koons, Martha Nelson, Connie Green, Dora Flores, Editor Peggy Vaughn, Sandi Green, Mary Sue Bowes, Assistant Editor Pam Read, Shannon Gleason, Donna Sanders, Diane Edwards, Laurie Lorenz. Sponsor: Mrs. JoanYoungman Off the Bow Staff. . . Lauretta Stonebrink, Holly Chivington, Luanna Thompson, Marsha Kline, Susan Scott, Laurie Lorenz, Pat Howe, Linda McDermott, Tom Chesney, Del Lockhart, Deanna Wood, Bob Cook, Jennifer Johnson, Linda Selbe, Greg Heid, Ken Story, Lloyd Pierce, Diana Whitmer, Pam Richards, Karen Manes, Kendra Simillion. Sponsor: Mrs. Joan Youngman After Thoughts Staff . . . Editor........................................Eric Hellesen Typists. Assistant Editor...............................V ern Bitton Publicity Manager....................................Vonnie Hunter Business Manager............................Connie Wascher Printing.....................................Jack Vaughn Sponsor: . . . . Mary Baker Vonnie Hunter Connie Wascher Jettie Del Haute Miss Mary Ellen Hay Slot Car Club. . . Bill Luby, Ed Andrew, Keith Moraites, Martin Kleinsorge, Lonnie Gorley, Tex Harris, Perry Hoffman, Dick Klumker, John Vialpando, Duane Fish, Kirby Dun- can. Sponsor: Mr. Ray Ryan 65 BAND. . . FLUTES-Maiy Maguire, Evelyn Fetcher, Peggy Vaughn, Debbie Brummett, Vicki Hallquist, Joan Bradley, Susan Smith, Sally Muhme, Sally Wither, Sandy Green, Shirley Jones; ALTO CLARINET-Vernon Monger; BAS- SOON, Bill Bowes; OBOES-Laurie Lorenz, Davine Ball; CLARINETS-Ann Whiteman, Pam Richards, Janice Bauer, Ron Bitton, Linda McDermott, Marsha Hallquist, Del Lockhart, Linda Bonfoey, Donna Sanders, Debi Green, Diane Edwards, Marsha Kline, Denice Ball, Mike Cook, Mary Monger; BASS CLAIRNETS-Karen Manes, Larry Schnackenberg; CONTRA BASS CLARINET-Patty Horn; ALTO SAXOPHONES-Luanna Thompson, Martha Hamill; Kathy Campbell, Aletha Harms, Richard Bonfoey; TENOR SAXOPHONE-Karen Bartholomew; BARITONE SAXOPHONE, Kirby Duncan; FRENCH HORNS-Vern Bitton, Mary Baker, Wanda Boatman, Chester Wheeler; CORNETS-Luke Studer, Dan Brown, Tom Richards, Dick Nelson, Lloyd Pierce, Alan Foster, Steve Cook, Rodney Brubaker, Ricty Conner, Bob Johnston, Lonnie Gourley; TROMBONES-Ken Monger, Tom Chesney, Doug Smith, Bill Luby, Steve Mahan, Jim Garner; BARITONES-Susan Scott, Deanna Wood; BASSES-Tyler Gooding, Chad Bannister, Ted Heid; STRING BASSES-Jenny Dismuke, Alice Thompson. BAND COUNCIL. . . Luke Studer. . Dick Nelson Evelyn Fetcher Davine Ball. . Susan Smith . Susan Scott. . . . . . President . Vice-president . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . Student Council . . . . Alternate Director: . . Mr. Richard Russell CHORUS. . . SOPRANOS-Patsy Boatman, Wanda Boatman, Carla Bowman, Cheri Brunner, Pamela Cox, Janet Crisler, Chari Fish, Aletha Harms, Janet Kline, Mary Maguire, Mary Monger, Diana Morris, Cynthia Nash, Joan Nelson, Marilyn Packer, Pat Robnik, Cynthia Whitmer, Beverly Williams; ALTOS-Pam Anderson, Renee Beck, Ginny Bondeson, Susan Bray, Debbie Brummett, Debby Cain, Dora Flores, Jennifer Gardner, Connie Green, Shirley Jones, Theo Keffeler, Laurie Lorenz, Donna Lufkin, Becky Mack, Peggy Muirhead, Pam Read, Jean Selbe, Lynne Story, Karen Tuck, Charlyn Waggoner, Cinda Wheeler, Linda Wheeler, Sally Wither; TENOR-Andy Chotvacs, Earl Chotvacs, Paul Dorr, Ronnie Foster, Sandy Green, Donna Sanders, Jerry Smith; BASSES-Rick Howe, Bill Johnson, Bob Johnston, Jim Stackhouse. GIRLS' SEXTET. . Wanda Boatman Pat Robnick Chari Fish Sandy Rhodes Ann Whiteman Debby Cain Girls State . . . mm. A THLETICS Seniors ss vs Annunciation 46 62 ss vs Hayden 50 40 ss vs Kremmling 40 49 ss vs Meeker 73 64 ss vs Soroco 38 88 ss vs Craig 47 72 ss vs Soroco 44 63 ss vs Rifle 35 54 SS vs Range ly 45 53 SS vs Glenwood 49 63 SS vs A Baggs 53 35 SS vs Meeker 39 72 SS vs Rifle 55 64 SS vs Rangely 54 85 SS vs Glenwood 57 83 SS vs Craig 49 80 72 B SQUAD Brad Cary Jack McDermott Andy Chotvacs Lon Allen Doug Smith Bill Pluta Phil Gerou Tom Buchanan Ken Story Chad Bannister Bob Cook Coached by: Jim Mercer FRESHMAN SQUAD Mike Cook Carl Sandelin Steve Mahan Jim McDermott Bob Struble Wes Cook Kevin Dodson Larry Schnackenberg Steve Cook Earl Chotvacs Rod Brubacher Rick Conner Jerry Smith Coached by: Bertrand Ball FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS Rangely Meeker Rifle Glenwood Craig Steamboat Springs’ 73 TOP: Vern Bitton, Ken Story, Ed Andrew, David Crisler, Greg Heid, Dick Nelson, Doug Smith, 2ND ROW: Vernon Monger, Mike Dorr, Jack Vaughn, Del Lockhart, Tyler Gooding, Richard Van Horn, Perry Hoffman, Ken Monger, BOTTOM: Bill Johnson, Bob Hamill, Alan Simillion, Jim Stackhouse, Gary Manes, Martin Klein- sorge, Mickey Story, Tom Richards. NOT SHOWN: Lon Allen, Frank Baird, Ronald Bitton, Richard Bonfoey, Gary Bostock, Bill Bowes, Dan Brown, Rodney Brubaker, Tom Chesney, Wes Cook, Kevin Dodson, Phil Gerou, Pat Gleason, Richard Harris, Ted Heid, Rick Howe, Tracy Labaree, Bill Luby, Terry Klumker, Dean Kalwaitis, Jack McDermott, Ken Monger, Doug Root, Doug Smith, Bob Struble, Rocky Wright, Eugene Youree, Roy Youree; Managers: Rick Betger and Andy Chotvacs. Football 74 Seniors. SAVAGE AWARD for best defense during the season went to Alan Simillion. . . HODGEE AWARD for best offensive player during the season went to Tom Richards. Y SCORES Kremmling 0 Hayden 12 Soroco 13 Meeker 33 Range ly 39 Craig 40 Rifle 14 Laramie 25 Glenwood 33 COACHES: Mr. Harlan Lear Mr. Glen Cope Mr. Carl Ramunno Mr. Bertrand Ball 75 'A' SQUAD TOP: Coach Ramunno, Bert Franz, Carl Vol- berding, Vernon Monger, Edwin Duncan, Perry Hoffman, Mike Dorr, Coach Lear BOTTOM: Rick Bettger, Clarence Moore, Fred Dorr, Rocky Wright, Alfonso Jimenez, Larry Appel 'B' SQUAD TOP: Bob John- ston, JohnVial- pondo, Delbert Sherrod, Kenneth Monger, Jack Vaughn, Frank Baird, Dale Kemmer, Rick Howe BOTTOM: Lennie Gourley, Terry Klumker, Bob Grammar, Raymond Beck, David Crisler, Earl MacLaughlin 'C' SQUAD TOP: Paul Dorr, Earl Kemmer, Dean Kalwaitis, TedHeid, Richard Van Horn, Gary Bostock, Jim Stackhouse BOT- TOM: Bill Stone- brink, Doug Root, Larry Bond, Vem Baer, Daryl Cro- mer, Larry Cruise, Tracy Labaree, Jim Jilcett WRESTLING SQUADS Track STATE TRACK TEAM. . .Coach Cope, Mickey Story, Jack Vaughn, Kenny Story, Tom Richards, Dave Crisler, Del Lockhart. SENIORS: Vern Bitton Bob Hamill Bill Johnson Tom Richards Jim Stackhouse Mickey Story JUNIORS: Bob Cook Greg Heid Del Lockhart Dick Nelson Bob Schnackenberg Kenny Story Jack Vaughn SOPHOMORES: Lon Allen Frank Baird Tom Chesney David Crisler Phil Gerou Earl Kemmer Doug Smith FRESHMEN: Larry Bond Red Brubaker Brad Cary Mike Cook Wes Cook Kevin Dodson John Riele Bob Struble TOM RICHARDS: 2nd in State 440. Time: 50.8 78 SKI TEAM: Alan Foster, Gary Manes, Pat Gleason, Tyler Gooding, Luke Studer, Gary Dolson, Laurie Lorenz, Evelyn Fetcher, Shannon Gleason, Sanse Neish, Mary Sue Bowes, Kirby Duncan, Bill Luby. SKI QUEEN . Mary Sue Bowes ATTENDANTS: Sanse Neish, Susan Smith, Evelyn Fetcher. This year Sanse Neish was sent to the Jr. Nationals in Stowe, Vermont, and came home with top honors. 79 Best Wishes to the Class of 67 HAYSTACK ANGUS RANCHES Longmont, Colorado General Manager Platteville, Colorado Lanny De Mott Steamboat Springs, Colorado Breeding Cattle for all Kinds Bob Wilcox Joe Flores Visitors Always Welcome BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS do not: 3 n rs CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE Tfle tenti .ociye THE DOROTHY SHOP steamboat springs, Colorado Harriett Gene Cook Phone 879-1050 STORM HUT, INC. m tOUNTTtY REALTY SKI SPORTS BUCK'S TEXACO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS! Congratulations to the CLASS of 67 Steamboat Floral Greenhouse Elaine and Ernie Anderson “WE CARRY EVERY BLOOMIN' THING� Steamboat Springs, Colorado, 80477 Phone 879-1424 THE KINNEY DRUG CO. Prescription Specialists Phone 879-1620 Steamboat Springs, Colo. DON'S CONOCO SERVICE Hottest Brand Going Complete Car Protection Center B.F.G. Tires Conoco Batteries Shocks 24 Hr. Wrecker Service ALLEN'S Clothing for Young People Congratulations to the Seniors YAMPA VALLEY ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION Serving The Yampa Valley with Heat - Light - Power Education is the power that leads our nation Steamboat Motors Inc. BOX WW STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. COLORADO 80477 PHONE 879-0028 New Car Sales Q I I I fc Used Car Sales Q w ■ V- Parts and Service -Congratulations - CHEVROLET OlDSMOBW CRAIG FLYING SERVICE Crop and Brush Spraying Flight Instruction and Aircraft Rental Air Taxi and Air Ambulance Service New and Used Aircraft Sales MUNICIPAL AIRPORT CRAIG, COLORADO Ross Evans A1 Gilland Larry Denton Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Seniors From Mr. Tip Top Home of Smith-Corona And Royal Portable HORN CLEANERS TIP TOP TYPE SHOP 511 Lincoln Ave. Phone 879-0497 Steamboat Springs Phone 879-0225 Steamboat Springs, Colorado Congratulations to the STEAMBOAT LUMBER CO. Class of '67 Phone 879-1244 NORTH WESTERN COLORADO FINANCE CORPORATION Steamboat Springs and Craig Our Sincere Congratulations to the Seniors NORM'S TV Congratulations Motorola R.C.A. Sales Class ’67 M. STEES RANCH SERVICE ON ALL BRANDS BLACK-WHITE AND COLOR Choice Hereford Cattle Phone 879-1457 and Registered Quarter Horses. Birthdays, Christmas, LYON DRUG CO. Any Holiday Your Friendly Pharmacist Buy YOUR Gifts At Free Delivery THOMAS' GIFT STORE Phone 879-1114 Best Wishes Hardware -Paint JOSEF'S HAIRSTYLING Electrical And Plumbing Supplies Joseph Hammond and BOGGS HARDWARE Barbara Cross Good Luck, Seniors! DARLENE'S DRAPERY SHOP YAMPA VALLEY CO-OP 847 Pahwintah St. Gas, Oil, Grease Phone 879-0321 Tires and Batteries Darlene Spencer Steamboat Springs, Colorado Farm Supplies Your Spring Crest Steamboat Springs Drapery Specialist Phone 879-0511 BOOK STORE Congratulations Get the latest Seniors records and books HARBOR BEAUTY SHOP Phone 879-0487 Phone 879-1771 Jean and Barbara SAFEWAY STORE Congratulations Lower Total Food Bill Seniors Plus Gold Bond Stamps MILLER'S BARBER SHOP 236 Lincoln St. 924 Lincoln Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs Colorado Colorado Congratulations BOB METCALF Class '67 STANDARD OIL FARM MAN JOHNNY'S ENCO SERVICE Top Quality Fuels, Lubricants, CENTER GENERAL and Ag Chemicals AUTO REPAIR P.O. 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