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Moffat County senior Julia Chavez.
Emaleigh Papierski and her friends looked around nervously, knowing they were breaking the rules and praying no one would see them. This wasn’t like her, but she was desperate for a little rebellion.
They would meet on these days and…well, they weren’t meeting behind the school bleachers to smoke, drink or hang out with the bad boys (if those exist in Craig). They would run together.
At that point, they were a dismantled track team lost after their season was canceled by the coronavirus. The circumstances not only meant they couldn’t defend their state championship in the 200 relays. It meant they couldn’t see each other at all. They missed each other. They were best friends. Desperate times called for desperate measures. So they met, spaced apart and ran.
For Craig Press
Though there are many deserving young men and women who have made a name for themselves in Moffat County High School’s sports venues and classrooms, there can be only two seniors who end their four years by picking up the top honors as part of the annual Lewis “Dude” Dent Memorial Award ceremony.
The yearly celebration of high school students excelling in academics and athletics alike took place Monday evening at the Center of Craig, with a full banquet, speeches, trophies and more to acknowledge multi-talented teens.
The namesake of the Dude Dent award was a storied football, basketball and track athlete at Craig High School who graduated in 1939 and promptly went to the next level of sports success by achieving All-Conference honors in the Big 7 at Colorado A&M now Colorado State University and later named the best all-around athlete in the Mountain States Conference.
For Craig Press
While not every element of the 2020-21 school year at Moffat County High School has been easygoing, the theme of the annual prom got students back to a soft and soothing good time.
The annual spring formal, held Saturday night at the Moffat County Fairgrounds Pavilion, was a welcome return to normalcy with the theme “On Cloud 9.”
Dreamy clouds and glowing stars were among the décor as students and faculty put on their best duds to cut back and have fun after a year full of uncertainty.
While 2020 saw multiple school events cancelled, organizers got the go-ahead earlier this year to bring prom back in full force, with school district staff members Amber Beaver and Teesha Reidhead putting things together.
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