December 2007
Photos for December 22, 2007
Moffat County High School librarian Jim Neton arrived in Craig on a whim. He’s still here, teaching, coaching and playing hockey.
Randy Looper, playing Professor Pinstripe, from left, Michael Lausin as Dr. Watson and Chane Smith as Fingers McKeys rehearse lines Tuesday for the Black Mountain Theatre Group’s presentation of a 1920s Interactive Mystery and Costume Ball at the Center of Craig on New Year’s Eve. Seventeen participants will present the improv theater, in which the audience will be challenged to figure out who the murderer is.
Jim Blevins works in his shop Thursday. Throughout the years, he said, electronics have changed with “more and more large-scale integrating.”
Many of the televisions Jim Blevins has been working on sit in his shop. Twelve screens play CNN, an MP3 player plays Christmas music and a movie plays in the corner, all while he works.
Jim Blevins works on more than just consumer electronics. Here, he is working on an amalgamator, which is a tool used by dentists. “The basic principles are the same,” he said.
Clayton Pearce, Weston Brady, Samantha Pearce and Alexi Goodnow read stories during the Hamilton Community Soup Supper on Dec. 15 at the Hamilton Community Hall. Members of the Hamilton Busy Beavers 4-H Club hosted the supper for current and former residents of Hamilton and the surrounding community.
Alto soloist Sharon Gee, who studies at the University of Northern Colorado, performs “Behold, a Virgin Shall Conceive” Thursday during Moffat County High School’s “Messiah.” Middle-schoolers, high-schoolers, teachers and Craig community members, about 65 in total, performed in the concert of holiday music with four soloists also performing.
Kobe Hampton, 3, takes off with a new toy, given to her Wednesday evening at the Moffat County High School’s “Santa’s Workshop.” Hampton’s toy was handmade for her by Tylor Delay.
Calvary Baptist Church Pastor Rod Compton is moving on. Moffat County High School’s ‘Mr. Spirit’ says he is simply following God’s orders.
‘Elf’ Curtis Wright works away Wednesday in the Moffat County High School wood shop before children were let in to see all the toys the students had made. The students were dressed as elves, and Santa made an appearance to hand out toys to area youths.
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