Hazel Hood, left, and her friend Florence Erickson stand next to an excursion boat named Silverton at the Electra Lake boathouse. Both graduated from Durango High School in 1935. Hazel was an accomplished bowler who rolled a 224, the highest tournament score in Durango by either a man or woman in 1939. She eventually married and moved to San Jose, California, during World War II, dying there in 2012 at the age of 94. – Ed Horvat for Animas Museum, edhorvat@animasmuseum.org (Catalog Number: 15.59.13.06 from the La Plata County Historical Society Photo Collections)
Hazel Hood, left, and her friend Florence Erickson stand next to an excursion boat named Silverton at the Electra Lake boathouse. Both graduated from Durango High School in 1935. Hazel was an accomplished bowler who rolled a 224, the highest tournament score in Durango by either a man or woman in 1939. She eventually married and moved to San Jose, California, during World War II, dying there in 2012 at the age of 94. – Ed Horvat for Animas Museum, [email protected] (Catalog Number: 15.59.13.06 from the La Plata County Historical Society Photo Collections)