Creede High School - Miner Yearbook (Creede, CO)

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ALFRED HANSEN Basketball 56 57 58 59 RONALD LESLIE Grandvzew Hugh School Kansas Cnty Mnssoun Annual Staff Paper Staff Class Officer Prom Kung 57 58 59 56 57 58 59 Choar Baseball Football 5657 56 ELSIE McCLURE Pep Club 57 58 Cheerleader Paper Staff 7 58 Annual Staff Homecomlng Attenaant Prom Queen ..................... Annual Queen ................... Class Officer ........... 56 57 58 59 9 R. GARY E. STEPHEN Track Photography Club KIPP Pep Club Cheerleader Pqaer Staff 56 58 56 Annual Staff ....... . ............ . Homecoming Attendant . ........... Closs Officer .......... 56 57 sa, 59 Sponsor THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY TOMKINS HARDWARE

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Senlor Class ll-lllstory 1955 1956 As we started into our four years of hugh school we were bashful and very scared Nancy Wllklnson was our president, Larry Mayfield was our vice president, Sue Kipp was secretary Jim Sheek was treasurer Elsie McClure was reporter, and Alfred Hansen was our student council representative Our sponsor was Mr Arlm Brown who was Creede s coach Jlm Sheek left before this year was over Fresh man Initiation was the highlight of the year 1956 1957 Our Sophomore year brought about changes an our outlook on high school for we were much wiser in the ways of life Our class officers were President, Larry Mayfield vice-president Alfred Hansen secretary Sue Kipp student council representative, Nancy Wilkinson Rogers, reporter Elsie McClure Mr Gary Stephens a new teacher was our sponsor Nancy Wilkinson married Lonnie ter Our money raising prolect was a Halloween Carnival which was a bug success 1957 1958 The bug event of our Junior year was the Junior Senior Prom and Banquet The decoratmg took three weeks of hard work The theme was TWILIGHT TIME We earned money from concession stands at ball games to help finance the Prom Nancy Rogers who graduated from school this year was our class president, Elsie McClure was vice president, Larry Mayfield was secretary Alfred Hansen was treasurer, Sue Kipp was reporter, and Mr Stephens was our sponsor 1958 1 959 Our Senior year finally arrived Big events were putting on Freshman Init: ation, our annual, Junior Senior Prom, senior tnp, baccalaureate, and com mencement Alfred Hansen was president, Elsie McClure was vice president Sue Kipp was secretary treasurer, and Ronme Leslie, a new student, was student council representative Our sponsor was Mr Stephens, our new Superintendent Larry Mayfield left our school when his parents accepted teaching posltrons at Branson, Colorado As we leave our dear old school, we hope we leave good tid mgs for all and for all a good byel . . I . I . I . , . . - . . I ' 2 ' ' , 1 , Q ' 1 ' . . . v I u . I I ' Rogers and is now living in Alamosa, Colorado with her husband and little daugh- ' ll I ll I . I . . ' I . . . . - . I

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Salmon' Class Prophecy I ll try to be real smart you see And tell you of our prophecy The year was 1969 When I dropped by to spend some time ELSIE McClure Decided to marry and settle down to a happy married llfe Henry is the new foreman and chief assayer at the mlll They now have a mammoth mansion on Mammoth Mountain and four little darlings ALFRED HANSEN On leavmg school bought o second hand diesel truck which started him In has now well known Hansen Thunderbird Trucking Service ns movie star wife Bridget Bardot RONNIE LESLIE Decided to go to college after finishing hugh school to study for a teacher and coach He IS now a professor at Adams State College and coaches the different teams His hobby IS singing and he now has three top tunes on KMYR SUE KIPP Her delight and skull In getting others to work while she watches and her ability to answer all questuons sometimes correctly points to be but one call :ng that of a school teacher You can fund her In your school bosslng not only her own pupils but everyone else s tool CLASS COLORS Green and White CLASS FLOWER CLASS SONG 056 Star Dust CLASS MOTTO Happiness Is The Key To Success I : . I - . . . . . - ,, . . . b ,, H. main office is in Los Angeles so that he can spend his spare time with his lovely . . . I . I . - . -- I . . I . ' I R