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The Steamboat Springs Rotary Club named Steamboat Springs High School senior Travis Mouffe its November student of the month. Mouffe's father, Frank, and his social studies teacher, Deirdre Boyd, attended the presentation.

Mouffe is a member of the school's Honor Council, National Honor Society and an academic letter recipient for two straight years. He also has been a starter on the high school lacrosse team for the past four years.

"Travis is an exceptional student with an effusive personality, a great sense of humor and the ability to lead by example while always making other students feel comfortable and confident," Boyd said.

"Travis' accomplishments will undoubtedly prepare him for a great future. He is an excellent choice for our student of the month award," Rotary Club President Chandler Coyle said.

SSHS alumna honored for teaching in Idaho

Deb Crispin, physical education teacher at Salmon High School in Salmon, Idaho, has been selected as the secondary physical education teacher of the year by the Idaho Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.

She received the award at a conference in Boise last month.

Crispin graduated from Steamboat Springs High School in 1991. Her maiden name is Deb Marks. She is the daughter of Marsha and Martin Nash of Craig, formerly of Steamboat Springs.

Crispin is in her ninth year of teaching physical education in Salmon. Her program focuses on lifetime sports including swimming, kayaking, archery, cross-country skiing, rock climbing and golf.

"It's not your everyday physical education program," Crispin said. She has a B.S. in Education-Physical Education from the University of Idaho.