April 2008
Photos for April 5, 2008
MCHS freshman Imelda Hernandez looks for a seam in the Indians’ defense Friday. The Bulldogs were held scoreless for the third consecutive game to start the 2008 season.
Moffat County High School sophomore midfielder Anastasia Todd keeps her eye on the ball during Friday’s matchup in Montrose. The Bulldogs lost, 8-0.
This is a photo of Charles and Effie Osborn, taken about 1900.
An oil rig is reflected in a puddle of water near the Yampa Valley Golf Course.
About 20 percent of Moffat County High School students have missed a tenth or more of the total number of school days so far this year. Truancies have accounted for 635 absences at the high school this year.
Sarah and Willie Lewis pose for a shot Friday in their house on Barclay Street. The Children’s Charitable Foundation, an Anderson, S.C., organization chose the Lewis family to receive an all-expenses paid trip to Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., in May. Willie has a rare disease that has caused emotional and financial hardships for the family.
Daniel McClellan, left, and Hollie Shipley act in a scene Wednesday night’s production of “Charley’s Aunt.” The production continues at 2 and 7 p.m. today at the Moffat County High School Auditorium.
Dawn Arnell, left, and Tim Morrison secure the multi-parameter data sonde to measure water PH, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, temperature and conductivity throughout the day and night.
Tim Morrison sets a transducer to measure pounds per square inch of water pressure. It logs water pressure and temperature every hour throughout the day and night.
Tim Morrison and Dawn Arnell look to determine the discharge, or flow, in the creek. By determining the flow at certain elevations, you can determine a rating curve to be able to calculate future discharge.
Tim Morrison adjusts a weighting rod, which is used to measure velocity and depth in the creek.
Tim Morrison, left, and Dawn Arnell compute discharge (cubic feet per second) from the stream cross-section Friday in Muddy Creek in Dad, Wyo., which is north of Baggs, Wyo. “Taking care of our water quality is very important for us to do as a nation,” Arnell said.
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