Oak Creek Union High School - Miner Yearbook (Oak Creek, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Agency Hested Stores Steamboat Springs Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor - - Social Editors - - Class Editors - - Sports Editors - - Business Managers Publicity Director - - - - - - -Lois Bujaci - - Richard Harris - - - - - Lucy Nieto Marian Kamakaris Shirley Batton - - - Janette Reese Shirley Daugherty - - Dolores Levens Gilbert Daniels Mary Alice Dowling Marie Lombardi - Domingo Alvarez If t L-f5- n N- Ks it 4. ,I u Au Alumni Editor - - - Tommy Anderson Art Editgrs - - - ---- Albert Rauzi Hilbert Zamudio I Henry Peltier . I t l 'B ' P ,W S ! f-1 A N tux N7 I Q f ' .1 in I gf S ' ' S Q im' E41 ! I J T X K Jin : n V ,Musica - -- '- H EI - - A' X FUREWARD Yes, school days are the best. As we go marching onward into the future, there will come a time that we will want to reminisce. We hope that in the years to come this book will bring back those many happy memories. Xl-.ixX .-X mn! i rw 1:2-Ea - HI. DEDICATIU We, the Seniors of Oak Creek High School, dedicate this annual in deep ap- preciation to Mr. Marconeri, our athle- tic coach, chemistry instructor, geometry teacher, principal, and Senior sponsor, who has contributed greatly to our school with his constant guidance and interest in our activities, both social and athletic. Habor Hotel - - - - Dinius Motor Co. Inc., Steamboat Springs SAA-Q Qmazfb mf Ebmnmauikimm I O I, gi-wgmmaiiief ,I--4 ,, 2-,?:.fKZfg:-3 :2 -IHWIW I 'I - It Je - , ,P ':1':7F !. E-i- ' XSv 'fk-ilelik EY 5' fm' F I - 'I P rmiggigggrggy . . ., kjsgg l QJMQ I M? 'f 3 kJ C D 'U D 0 T 'inf i-.noi-uc-et 2 , bm Dr. James W. Leslie ---- PRESIDENT O C U H S NO. 4 8: School District No. 38 wane-r Buchanan ---- SECRETARY OF UNION HIGH SCHOOL Ne. 4 ' qMrs.I Ethel Steele ---- SECRETARY OF DISTRICT Ne. 38 ' A James E. Stetson ---- TREASURER Q f O C U H S No.4 at School District Ne. 38 .y 4 - Q H! 13' Q , , M x van X Q ? 14 ' XL i ,, p 1 . 'Q 4 Z.. 1 ff , I E ...ig- Sponsored By ----- Dave's Service Station--Fred Ter'I'y'SGrocery--Phippsburg L Q, o NSW W 3 fo -Q -S5 ,K , w gi 31 'gXmlSlilT'ag Mm Robert E . Murfin Superintendent MA and BA Degrees Colorado State College of Edu- cation Indiana State Teachers College Colorado State Teachers College Frank J. Marconeri Principal BE Degree Moorhead State Teachers College Michigan State College Colorado State College Football Coach Basketball Coach Pete Callas and George Kourkounis Coca Cola Plant Q5 s WILBUR MOORE B.S., University of Michi- gan Shop, Physics, Math Sponsor, Junior Class 5' aim Ewa 41 MARGARET POLAND A.B., University of Den- ver Business and English Sponsor, Freshman Class and Black Nugget EVA GARRABRANT Secretary to Superinten- dent School Librarian Q1 -in , mu asian: F' ,gs ., lj,-, ,f,, f .sl 'Sn 5: a t -,s,,,,, ,. S, ff:f,,g.,1 ,I I ' 2 ei,,c,pia3,, 'v b-,. . 4 - - W ein., 2522 wg. i , ,a.,,,.. is - , .,. mf-4,7 , , -- Ng L 1: ,Q 4 ,, so ft 1,113 A HUBERT L. WILLIAMS B.A., Mexico City College M.A., University of Mary- land Spanish Sponsor, Jun- ior Class f 'V neu 1,1 MARVIN NEWBY M.A., Western State Col- lege Music, History and Science Sponsor, Sopho- more Class X 0,1 M Gi Sponsored By Miles Tire Service, Robert's Oil Company, MARIE LONG B.S., Colo. A.M. Home- making Sponsor, Pep Club Steamboat Springs Rn.. 'JS ,-Q? 5 d M3155 N f 5566 'fir' 'L S fx TGC' MAR Y ALICE DOW LING Treasurer X 9 Z va' 1 E W xx RICHARD HARRIS President MARIE LOMBAR DI Vice-President emu: : I ? DOLORES LEVENS Sponsored by Secretary Arrowhead and Keystone Mines 3 A 6. J J X .ma X .vw Y ' J: fr, - 'll I' ff ' L J sv 3 0, Fin .1 at 'f Q 4 of fm x Q. 2 x .3 nn- fm LOIS BUJAC1 SHIRLEY BATTON 263' T' L? ' -'1' , rw-M QF' 5 x 3 ' LUCY NIETO DELMAR COYNER MARION KAMAKARIS 4 I K v hx 3 19,5 2' 1, m Lili, Sponsored by CECIL FLEMING TOMMY ANDERSON Webefs Garage Larson Transport bw . ff? , Q. A 5. 5 Q Q gr' X, n 1 an is N SHIRLEY DAUGHERTY JANETTE REESE N Lv-Q ! 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To the Junior Class we leave our ability of giving successful plays, banquets, and promsg also our ability of making money. To the boys of the Sophomore Class we leave our athletic ability and to the girls we leave our marching capability. 'N -'VHF' To the Freshman Class we leave our dignity and outstanding qualities of leadership. To Curly Koler we leave all our wads of gum, disgarded papers, and pencil stubs. To our Sponsors we leave the Junior Class, who we hope will be just as co-operative, kind, and as good as sports as we have been. Domingo Alvarez--wills his athletic ability to Richard Villa and his curly hair to Butch Phillips. Tommy Anderson--wills his way with girls to Elwin Powell. ' + Shirley Batton--wills Howard to anyone who promises to take care of him Qpreferably blondej. Lois Bujaci--wills her pop corn stand to Shirley Leal providing she burns the pop corn with it. George Callas--wills his bragging ability to Joe Slobko providing he makes all the girls mad. 5-- Donna Carlson--wills her curly hair to her sister Carol Jo on the condition that she combs it. -'--- Delmar Coyner--leaves his height and feet to Ronnie Camacho providing he takes care of them. Earl Crumpton--wills his ability to get along with Maggie to Glenn Mowrey. Gilbert Daniels--wills his physique to Skipper George. Shirley Daughtery--wills her poodle hair cut to Barbara Daniels providing she keeps it curled. Mary Alice Dowling--wills her favorite seat on the bus to Lela Rawley providing she keeps it warm. Cecil Fleming--wills his ability to get stuck in snow banks to Roy Anderson. Victor Gabossi--wills his dancing ability to Joe Nieto providing he dances a jig with Miss Poland. Gus Girard--leaves his bashfulness to Reggie Steele and his cheerfulness to Andy Matic. Richard Harris--leaves his ability to work physics problems to anyone who can use it if there is anyone. Thelma Hixon--wills her ability with boys to Carol Lee Baer. Marian Kamakaris--wills her ability to keep thin and also the book that goes with it to Carma Coyner. Dolores Levens--wills her cheer leading ability to Betty Dull providing she gets all- conference. Marie Lombardi--leaves her giggles and sense of humor to Betty Buntin providing she uses them. Lucy Niety--wills her height and slim figure to Rosalie Long--Good Luck! Lg Henry Peltier--leaves his job at Stetson's to Jackie Sullivan providing he doesn't get stuck. Albert Rauzi--wills his pretty hair to Matt Alvarez providing he gets no crew cuts. Janette Reese--wills her ability to stay out of Detention to Richard Gonzales. Make good use of it. fi-- Max Weber--wills his good set of teeth to Andy Matic, providing he keeps them brushed. Hilbert Zamudio--wills his ability to get along with coach to Tony Valdez. Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for their last will and testament by The reek, County of Routt. State of Colorado, United States of America, realizing that we Senior Class of 1953, the above-named testators, in the presence of them and each other, have subscribed their names hereto as witnesses on the day and year aforesaid. , g 7 Ek 31- . - R T nl -,,r,.,, cm,-M? ggy- SHIRLCJMI5 T 0 JHNE T16-REESE . Q 3 i .-.MXL A i'- 1- , ii-iii. ,ls-in K ' F if ,1.A- '.AY, V Sponsored by---Moraites Shoe Store and Hamidy Hardware --- Oak Creek -f..-1,1 E4 FL Y L' We enter our flying saucer and fly to the rock of eternity and take a path to 1965. As we approach the year of 1965 we notice a nice landing strip. We land and start to get out when we notice a mysterious rider guiding a mechanical rocket horse toward us. When he reaches us we are surprised to see that it is none other than the superintendent and sponsor of the Senior Class of 1953, Mr. R. E. Murfin. From him we learn that he vies with Mr. Marconeri in owning the largest cattle ranch in the United States. Mr. Murfin tells us he is in a hurry because he has to check all his land before Mr. Marconeri finishes. They are now great rivals. We leave Mr. Murfin's ranch and find ourselves in another spread. Here we see a big mansion. As we walk around it we see our high school coach and sponsor of the Senior Class of '53 lying in a hammock. After talking with him for a while he informed us that Oak Creek the big metro- polis, is only 50 miles north of here. We get into our flying saucer and take off for Oak Creek. As we reach town we see a big campus. In big letters on one building we see the Anderson and Flem- ing Agriculturial college. We stopped to talk to our old friends Tom and Cecil and learn that Gus and Delmar are running a veterinary school on the other side of town. As we walk through the campus we hear someone shouting orders at a gym group. Her voice' sounds familar so we go over and find Marian Kamakaris instructing a women's olympic track team. After talking to Marian for a while we wished her good luck with her team and continued down the street. Suddenly we see a large crowd of teen-agers screaming and shouting. We walk down to see what it is all about and much to our surprise we see our old buddy, Earl Crumpton. He informs us that he has taken Johnny Ray's place as the worlds greatest crooner. As we leave Earl and his fans we stop at a filling station and find Max Weber standing in front of the largest filling station in the West. As we talk with him he tells us he has made a great fortune. Just as we start to leave we notice something coming down the highway at a great speed. Suddenly he stops and we discover that it is that well-known bronc buster, Gilbert Daniels. We notice further down the road Dolores coming on a beautiful black stallion. As they pranced and danced down the highway. Gib told us they were on their way to one of the biggest rodeos ever held in the State of Colorado. Gib and Dolores are now professional bronc riders of 1965. After leaving our great stars light, attract our attention and arouse our curiosity. They prove to be a drug store in which we find the two best known pharmacists in the world, Domingo Alvarez and George Callas. They tell us they are now partners. After visiting with them for a while we continue on our way. Soon we see a huge ranch. We investigate to find Henry Peltier, owner of a progressive cattle ranch. Henry showed us his ranch and invited us to stay for dinner. Knowing we had a long way to go we had to decline. We continue on, and as we pass this huge window we see the latest Paris creations. We notice a very familiar face, none other than Lucy Nieto. She is now a famous dress designer. She is wearing Leonard's beautiful engagement ring. Lucy tells us she sees Shirley Batton Jarrell, who has three little linemen and three little soda jerks. They are doing quite well as Howard is president of the telephone company. We leave Lucy and walk on only to hear a beautiful tenor voice which we recognize as Victor Gabossi's. He is an entertainer at Fitzsimmon's Hospital. He asked us to hear his program that afternoon. As we walk into the hospital we see the head doctor coming toward us. We recognize her as Mary Alice Dow- ling. As we talk to Mary Alice we learn that Janette Reese is the head telephone operator in Oak Creek. We walk across the street to the telephone office to spend a few minutes with her. She tells us she is doing well and really likes her job. We bid her goodby and continue on our way. As we walk down the street we are interrupted by a paperboy holleringg Extra! Extra! Read all about it--Lois Bujacil, ambassador to Russia, returns after making peace there. We buy a paper and continue walking down the street. As we pass a building we see a sign saying, Lose 50 lbs. in 10 easy lesson. See Donna Carlson, Manager. After talking a while with Donna we leave. As we walk out the door we see a familiar figure standing on the street. When we walk over to him we see that he is none other than Hilbert Zamudio, our old buddy. He tells us he is the big boss of a construction company. While talking to him we find out that Albert Rauzi is one of the greatest architects in the world. We leave Hilbert and decide to visit Albert. As we walk into his office we are surprised to see his private secretary, Shirley Daugherty. We find that it is getting late so we have to leave. As we walk out of the building and start to cross the street we are almost run down by a big yellow convertible. The driver stops and gets out to see if anyone is hurt. As she gets out we recognize her as Marie Lombardi. She tells us she hasjust returned froma trip around the world. From Marie we learn that Richard Harris, the brain and joker of our class is now a successful civil engineer. It is getting dark and we find we have to return to the year of 1953. We hesitate a little because we haven't heard or seen Thelma Hixon, the twenty fifth member of our senior class. As we start to enter our flying saucer, we hear someone yelling. We turn to see who it is and we see Thelma coming towards us. We hardly recognize her at first because she is in a Wave's uniform. She tells us she joined the waves and has made a very successful career out of it. We wish her luck and climb into our flying saucer and return to the year of 1953. fi-fl Qflass Drunhntu Shirley Daugherty Marie Lombardi Sponsored by - - - Oak Creek Drug - - - - Rio Theater - - - - Oak Creek, Colorado i linw 1 W3 Qhen .. J- 9 A 'SP gg! 8 A. J, . ,ig 'LOSS ciao E' . V 'RQ GAB Q ?QffQfAg G' ilgwi if 'hz ,-AZ' G' - 'f,, e 11 J ' - ,ff f VI SNCLO ' V .kj 1, .5 , V LL1, ,. - Q , . 5 - C E. C 3 k . u,g,w4+,, Ak,. ,.:' -.-:,f M22 Z4. .DEE ? HX Ni U ga, ,gn 6SHIRU UTO M 9 f , M, '- I Ca- A 1' n - SP ONSLKED' M.R.D. my -ROOTS -YIBRTUHRV - -CRYSLEIK-'PL.'1NOU TH +5HonT1H VIC xv KKK' 1. J' -fy . ws a 4, iWIlfQ.M. dnana' 'EQ I KRW QDONNR- 'if i. J . my 'Q Q 5 1, ,gi S i 'SUCH' emu. DOMINGO ALVAREZ---Football, 2-3-4, Basketball, 1-2-3-4, Track, 3, Senior Activities 'Y 649. N I Ac I it r 5 .I mf 'nfs .' '-9141 f JI-V Black Nugget, 4, Treasurer, lg Band, 1-2-3, Football Manager, 1. TOMMY ANDERSON---Annual, 4, Junior Play, 3, Football, l-2-3-4, Wrestling, 3, Track, 1-2-3. SHIRLEY BATTON---Cheerleader, 1-3, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Black Nugget, 4, Glee Club, 4. LOIS BUJACI---Annual Staff Editor, 4, Girls' State, 3, Junior Play, 3, Black Nugget, 4, Glee Club, 4, Pep Club President, 4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Secretary, 2, Library, 1. GEORGE CALLAS---Boys' State, 3, Basketball, 1-2-3-4, Track, 1, Black Nugget, 4. DONNA LOIS CARLSON---Pep Club, 1-2, Black Nugget, 4. EARL CRUMPTON---Football, 1-2-3, Basketball, 1-2-3-4. GILBERT DANIELS---Football, 1-2-3-4, Track, 1-2-3-4, Wrestling, 3, Annual, 4. SHIRLEY DAUGHERTY---Cheerleader, 1-2-3, Pep Club, I-2-3-4, Junior Play, 3, Black Nugget, 1-2-4, Secretary, 1, Glee Club, 4, Library, 1. MARY ALICE DOWLING---Pep Club, 1,2,3,4, Black Nugget, Editor 41 President, 2, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4, Glee Club, 4, Annual, 4, Library, 1. CECIL FLEMING---Junior Play, 3, Band, 1-2-3-4, Annual, 4. GUS GIRARD---Track, 1-2-3. VICTOR GABOSSI---Band, 1-2-3, Solo, 1, Junior Play, 3, Black Nugget, 4. RICHARD HARRIS---Annual Staff, 4, Football, 1-2-3, Band, l-2-3-4, Class President, 4, Boys' State, 3, Junior Play, 3. THELMA H1XoN---Pep Club, 1-2-3, Black Nugget, 4. MARION KAMAKARIS---Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Black Nugget, 4, Annual Staff, 4. DOLORES LEVENS---Cheerleader, 2-3-4, Band, 1-2-3-4, All Con- ference Cheerleader, 2-3, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Junior Play, 3, Senior Play, 3, Secretary, 4, Glee Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4. MARIE LOMBARDI---Cheerleader, l-2-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Glee Club, 4, Black Nugget, l-2-4, Annual Staff, 4, Vice President, 1-2-4, Junior Play, 3. LUCY NIETO---Black Nugget, 4, Band, 1, Annual Staff, 4, Junior Play, 3. HENRY PELTIER---Football, 1, Junior Play, 3, Annual, 4. ALBERT RAUZI---Annual, 4, Black Nugget, 4, Band, 1-2, Football, 1-2. JANETTE REESE---Black Nugget, l-2-4, Girls' State, 3, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, 3, Treasurer, 2, President, 3, Glee Club, 4, Black Nugget, l-2-4, Pep Club Vice President, 3, Library, 1. DELMAR COYNER---Junior Play, 3, Annual, 4. MAX WEBER---Football, 2, Basketball, l-2-3-4. HILBERT ZAMUDIO---Black Nugget, 4, Sponsored by ---- JumbO'S Place- - - -V. F. W. Club ---- Oak Creek it 0,1 Q -'ig' S, L ,sh O Q U 5 Q Q O 0: ' v9.05 Q 'Q . ' QWN 2 W 5, I fsu-.s x , Q s. Q .af ' Q X f:c'f E -4 'kxxlfff 2 ' 'O 7 , q n Wigs O . firm- if' V A' wa' Thaw in ,, Q' , A..,,f ' at Q .fra--P' X- P 5,w.v:? - e i , u ' V, ' x .f ' - Q 45 me if 5 v .. 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'N 5 vw We ,-ff'-F:-ds, 'Ill ' I 1 , ,',uINif, ag? f Jilllikl. --we- f--Tu . v C' f f-' . 7 Y I S i l,i., ii 9 Q f Q 5 ,,-if 4- -1' 'Q ' u-fsez'-4 .A I A C Q ,HX A i Qui From left to right: Top row: John Courtney, Tony Valdez, Jack Sullivan, Edmond Chevalier, James Roope, James Stetson, Edward Powell, Elwin Powell, gt. U John Yurich. Middle row: Mr. Newby, Matt Alvarez, Mario Karzon, Virginia , -, Herold, Ida Doyle, Sophie Klaich, Carma Coyner, Donald' Hunter, George ' 117 Hixon, Joe Slobko. Third row: Margret Cedillo, Grace Zamudio, Beverly Van Wert, Helen Perich, Shirley Leal, Jolene Daugherty, Barbara Daniels, it Teddy Duncklev, Donna Dean Fitzhugh. Y ' xv, if Us li 1 , H XE1 S Ab! mf' I r ' f . Sponsor ' , Mr. Newby V I K? O , Treasurer . . - Vice-President U John Courtney X- 8 J Joe Slobko , I . Zi f' a Pi!-ffm!! x 9 5g x f A, -f ly, -s I l 4 ,jr 1, President Q ig X Virginia Herold Secretary Z Beverly Van Wert Sponsored by - - Dorothy' s Shop - - Steamboat Springs, Fran' s Shop-Oak Creek .5,,1'l2'4i, ,., Y 1 x X, A ,- M was fimfsf l E, ,EQJQQ 'A 25? Q xx yfkbibv x , -,X -1 glffj'-' ,ik L, iw, Ent, 3, V ' W . AMW, . 11. J,l,5,.su ' M V ' ,iv f 3 QQ' 7 gk 8 fs 'K . , ,, ,D L. -,ami mx' I 1 f,-k,qj3,'w-qv x 'Y 'wh' Q Yfntjka W ' ' , M , N J, 'W 'Mx x Q. ' in-P ,gp 5 . Q ,X Q- Y Q' ,'5 5.' vi 42- ,1 r ww-x5 f ff f. jfvw ' fm 'Mfw 1. fb , ,5 af - J -1 , fy 1,15 M A m uf ,fgffwfk H, 5:9 -ff f 1,, v4'f. v f ,..f,'Qw f -ff W ,. 3 ,Q yy, 2, .gal . 7 ff . V Lf: M'f'xA ffl, . ff' Q ,L A ' J' 4 ' 2 1' JJ, Ii,1,Z f ff , , gm Y 331' it K 1, ,, D f f fl' A Yi 'Dy V . X -V- Yggfgf '71 V1.- . ' F V ' ', -A -f f 7. 'QM Q 'Q ' u . t If Infn XA, R X3 P I J 0 L, FN A 'a - , Sb o 6 Qi QV gf? C9 J , ' From left to right: Top row: Roy Anderson, Reginald Steele, Donald Stewart, N W John Boyd, Henry Murray, Curtis White, David George, Richard Villa, Emil S, Matic, Middle row: Tom Fleming, George Crumpton, Charles Reese, Hayden Phillips, Richard Borroel, Joe Nieto, John Alvarez, Robert Meach, Richard Hite, Douglas Parker, Ronnie Camacho, Miss Poland. Bottom row: Carol Lee Baer, Arnetta Kefes, Joan Cesko, Betty Buntin, Rosalie Long, Jacamina J Gabossi, Josie Gonzales, Alberta Martinez, Carol Herold, Lela Rowley, Betty Dull. f 37 O 1 'W Sponsor: Miss Poland L ' President: Richard Borroel U1 , l O S Vice-President: Henry Murray 5: Treasury: Rosalie Long V Secretary: Carol Herold Q- ff uv , ,mf Sponsored By - - -Gamble s- - -Ste amboat Springs- - -Yount s Drug - - -Oak Creek ' Cwalqreenlil 1, V I!! X 5 v, X . . , if-'1l:I:'ii.a. . 1 MET ,U gg , N R w+Jj, :. n Wi , in , q . b1e:. 1,A S W , 1, ,q 1: Q 1 .. 5 Q K Q 1 1 A KN ,, A QA lzx -13.1. w 5' as A 'Matt' ' Richard ? S S Sponsored by A11en's Clothing Store Steamboat Springs uJayn1 Jun OID Phillip its Que? arf' C Butch 'lvl 6. Q7 Lindsey Sporting Goods Steamboat Springs ,a-'vw-. tax- Joey .I J ohnme Charles 1 Douglas W! ach Marconeri O Z Sponsored By Haynerich Store Oak Creek Hamidy Hardware urrornm Richard H. 1.-mf' -....4' Q X V, , WMV' ff U ' f,K1 ' 1- 2 5 , 5, 8, J 'Johrmy Andy's Pioneer Bar Steamboat Springs 'Bobby B 'Q 6 ee if ff 720W A A Q , a . 'J x Nasv fVHvx?oH R ,pf Front Row Left to Right: George Callas, Jay Roope. Mario Karzon, Max Weber, Joe Slobko. Back Row Left to Right: Reginald Steele, 0 Manager, Johnny 2 L Courtney, Tom Anderson, Andy Matic, Domingo Alvarez, N Q5 Matt Alvarez, Coach Frank Marconeri. T I' Gy X S 4 'I .AS Ka, I 'Lf 1 O ' y N44 i' W - , VM' .ll-V355 Q f, er ki? I ' wx X 1 4 Q V X' g 'X Q., 9 - ,, 1 oak creek girl McCoy- - - - - -28 K ' g ji Oak Creek Steamboat- - - -46 Oak Creek Kremmling- - - - -55 Oak Creek Granby- ---- - -41 Oak Creek Meeker ---- - -34 Oak Creek Hayden- - - -38 Oak Creek Yampa- - - -43 ,, ,. Oak Creek- - - - Rangeley- - - -31 fo Q-to Oak Creek- - - - Steamboat- - -- -38 Q? ? Q so X 'fi gala greet lgaangceley- - - - -Z? . . ' 1 , a ree-- -- ee er-- -- 5' f W t Oak Creek- - - - Hayden- - - -62 3 A'-r1f?3,., Oak Creek- - - - X X ,X Yaznpa- - - -32 H P7 i c, 1 Q- 'S Q ,a tif, .. 1 .v . Q e it . ' Kd . . wail'-W0'2RY3f' JO hurry 'Mit C zz Sponsored by---Matt's Place---Jirn's Oak Creek Drug-- -Oak Creek, Colo. it 01 it fi X 1 --D 'E 'SQIIAV , D ,..T, A Ml. f 1, - 1 is 1 J 7 Front Row Left to Right: Richard Boerrel, Johnny A1varez,Joe Q Nieto, Butch Phillips, Charles Reese '2- Back Row Left to Right: Coach Frank Marconeri,Richard Hite, George Crumpton, Tom Fleming, Henry Murray, Roy Ander- son, Richard Villa, Reginald Steele Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - Creek- - - -22 - -18 - -26 - -46 35 34 - -29 - -aa - -34 46 33 48 Steamboat- Kre mmling- - - - Granby- - Meeker- - Hayden- - Yampa- - Rangeley- Steamboat- Rangeley- Meeker- - Hayden- - Yampa- - it- --Q1 Q' t C .1 ff 3 -3 g' .S 3 Sponsored by ---- The Steamboat Pilot ---- Steamboat Garage Inc. ---- Steamboat 2 - '3' Q Q, ,Q . 1 xx 8 .,---4i-1- X ' XA ,. 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Club bums I' Gps this is their year I3 D935 We - . , ' vu! bf African noun U' .wa --,v ul sought ' ' ' ' of yan and gm? hemFa...n:EZmlna in har mdmtabll. b-.1'g1B'.1! mme D. .-vc 88 8, iexeiasggaygefxgp Gaudi 505 there Ls Meeker, overcome. It is a over half way To place and an pre- here: but It is also any one of the could knock yet, to four 2 , NW-.. rw-3 K Q YM , c 'S-.v Xlll QL 'Z W W KEN 8 N lax M 76 7 lex X' el SELL L Q' sfo, ' S Q-QQ lr? we g ,619 CLAR INE TS Dolores Levens Richard Harris Cecil Fleming Kay Cook Danny Milosovich Donna Perich FLUTES Virginia Herold Sophie Klaich Marjorie Long BASS HORNS Carma Coyner Lloyd Shockey TWIRLERS Arnetta Kefes Joan Ce sko fi! S if DRUMS Peggy Mundun Dianne Harris Barbara Daniels CORNETS Bobby Berg Roy Anderson Mario Karzon Dolly Berg BAR ITONES Theora Dunckley Jolene Daugherty DIRE CTOR Marvin Newby DRUM MAJORETTE Beverly Van Wert my 4 1 x I X FRENCH HORNS Shirley Leal Rosalie Long Mary Lou Fleming I TROMBONE Douglas Parker SYMBOLS Glenda Fitzhugh SAXOPHONES Carol Herold Q!,X Reginald Steele Y TEXQS 1., TWIRLERS N f Carol Lee Baer . fp Joy Dull X If Q Uwe f X RXALX 1f,.f Sponsored by - - - - Magnet Cafe - - - - Star Liquor Store - - - - Oak Creek IQ? Wilma Q81 55, 'D 'DD I ,f..- ,Neg -:si ' N, , ea From left to right: Top row: Mary Alice Dowling, Sophie Klaich, Barbara Finch, Virginia Jimenez, Shirley Daugherty, Marie Lombardi, Virginia Herold, Betty Cope, Carol Herold, Dolores Levens, Ida Doyle, Carma Coyner, Bottom row: Theora Dunckley, Dianne Harris, Lois Bujaci, Marian Kamakaris, Lupe Godinez, Shirley Batton, Rosalie Long, Betty Buntin, Shirley Leal, Janette Reese, Helen Perich. WJ J' JUJ F A 5 r 3 I Q 1 ' 0 : W E' Q j iq, K 4 D Sponsored by: Del's Jewelry - - - J. C. Penny's - - - Steamboat Springs XXX nl rt' Newspaper Staff w- 'F , 1 Fm illfanvigi' ? JfN'ff, W5 LEE: 3, 2.-af 4 5 'iv L. I ,qv +,,, me-f 3 ' li Z5 mlkfbyf ?, 25.37 , 5 1 Q Back Row: Marian Kamakaris, Richard Harris, George Callas, Lucy Nieto, Domingo Alvarez, Helen Per- ich, Elaine Callas, Rosalie Long, Miss Poland. Front Row: Lois Bujaci, Shirley Daugherty, Marie Lom- '. bardi, Janette Reese, Shirley Batton, Mary Alice X Dowling. 4' 61 XX 'wx P ersona ls- - M xl. 5 X Editor- ------ Mary Alice Dowling Assistant Editor- - - -Janette Reese Chief Typist- - - Sports Editors- - Pep Club- - - Advice Column- - - - -George Callas -Domingo Alvarez Richard Harris - - -Lois Bujaci Shirley Batton -Shirley Daugherty Marian Kamakaris Lucy Nieto Class Reporters- -Marie Lombardi - ' N ' Sponsor- - X f mf, is - Ye. as es- Elaine Callas Helen Perich Rosalie Long - -Miss Poland Q ,.11.:.t1 , ! Q1 , -4.9 Y 3, X cyl X ff 'iff' Tk N f A X All 6 V , 9 , as ll .i , ' ? M! Dorothy's Greenhouse ---- Henning's Gift Shop ---- Steamboat Springs if 99090130 G I X From left to right: Top row: Donna Dean Fitzhugh, Carla Dee Marino, Theora Dunckley, Darlene Cesko, Mary Alice Dowling, Louise Patro, Darlene Miles, Dianne Harris, Carol Jo Carlson, Lula Castor, Marion Kamakaris, Mary Louise Kuskie, Helen Callas, Alberta Martinez, Josie Gonzales, Grace Zamudio, Middle row: Betty Buntin, Janette Reese, Barbara Daniels, Jolene Daugherty, Helen Perich, Shirley Leal, Shirley Batton, Virginia Jimenez, Shirley Dougherty, Lois Buj aci, Jacamina Gabossi, Carol Lee Baer, Rosalie Long, Bottom row: Marie Lombardi, Dolly Berg, Beverly Van Wert, Dolores Levens OFFICERS .. X President .- - - -Ge Lo.isJDujaci ff X NN !S2fei1lQs1?e?tf Z 1 -13521122 522-222 ft Q9 N Treasurer - - - - Rosalie Long ?5 Drill Master - - - Helen Callas ,ix iff 5 6 f W: gl F54 ' - C wx I, s - 4 it , fe If 5 . I' mTx'.T-D53 I 5 2 1 ll my X ,Y f S , ,3 X . A Q-I ,mg 0 F x a vc : '7 1 X , f it gi Sponsored by- - - - Dr. Leslie- ---- Ted's Barber Shop - - - Oak Creek a 56, A mi? 45 '31 Q fp t D L V 1 . 97 . m ,,4s-.ff-www' ',.f --.pi , ,, .L MJ' - .SN A X it F ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor - Business Manager Publicity Director Chief Typist ----- Social Editor ------ Class Editor - - Literary Editor - Sports Editor - - Alumni - - - Art Editor - - Sponsor - - - - - - Lois Bujaci - - Richard Harris Mary Alice Dowling - Domingo Alvarez - - Victor Gabossi Marian Kamakaris Lucy Nieto - - - Janette Reese Shirley Batton - - - - Marie Lombardi Shirley Daugherty - - Dolores Levens Gilbert Daniels - - Tommy Anderson - - - Albert Rauzi Hilbert Zamudio Henry Peltier - - Mr. Marconeri .L 0.1 ' 7 ' , I X. X ru ' x xt, , dy :.' --..,W 1 F4 f f Q, x x and iii? X iii-:ww X uV wr' ,I , v.. f l r 9 4 .-.inf f Y' 'V Q ' 'Q 1 , A 3 W 5 Q' 1 I W4 L' lf ,, ' . X2 . A -N. 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'W 3 rl ' if W A lk i i ' QQ fi 'I 1 :K .-A . ,,.. , ' -N? ,HI - .l .Z mf' x , N4 . if ,Q I an Lk f -1- 'N Qs ng A? +3 . :fm fw- Qi 5F n 11 , U! , ...nf Z1 'R --I ,Q Q 3 I ,fzgfx ' .4 , ,- . ,Hi If ibm 4. 5 f 11 ' ' I E ,r. , ,.v '. 1 Q ' 3 243 , ' M' .V' ' 'S -, w v iw k . wa I in 'K 3. sa 4 , xx Un .Q ' ,fb K., mAXW Q ,. 4 N .14 I 8 'L' .. -1... 51 ww I. cw' I' ' , . X Q M. ,,, ' gp, A . W , 'L Q . f l K., ' Mini V D 1 Q9 ' XE? 5 4, N-px . i 'i N 'Cf ' ff' , I .. LX x?jQf '2 N if'-+2 v . A , , V,,, K 1 . wx ' V ' Oan Green Pool Hall--Sam'a Cleaners g,,g,,i'7 Q A ufyq A ...L us t - 7 Alu Virginia Villa Betty Jane Ogden Mary Matic Sarah S. Nieto Opal Crumpton 1948-1949 Denver, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado Greeley, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado Carl Steele, Jr. We st Virginia Robert D. Koler San Diego Marion K. Jarrell Craig, Colorado Alice M. White Denver, Colorado Constance N. Milosevich Seattle, Washington Salvador Borroel Denver, Colorado Charlie Martinez Denver, Colorado Mary Ellen Porna Jess Zamudio Jr. Wendell D. Gayer Valentine Gonzales Lawrence W. Bujaci Bernard Baker Patty Berg Lucy Cedillo James Courtney John Dowling Delbert Dunckley Euleta Finch Donald Hanson Anna Kamakaris Mona Faye Knox Joe Maestas Matt Huttunen Lucille McElhinney Joann Mowery Oak Creek, Colorado Oak Crek, Colorado Denver, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado Denver, Colorado 1949-1950 Denver, Colorado Toponas, Colorado Denver, Colorado Camp Gordon, Georgia Okinawa San Diego, Calif. Steamboat Sps., Colorado San Diego, Calif. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Reliance, Wyoming Camp Gordon, Georgia Mt. View, Alaska Steamboat Sps., Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado O Married Welfare Office College Oak Creek Shoe Shop Married U. S. Army U. S. Navy Telephone Co. Nurses Training Married Gates Rubber Co. Unknown Yount's Drug Store Arrowhead Coal Co. Mechanic fautol College Married Married U. S. Army U. S. Air Force U. S. Navy Harbor Hotel U. S. Navy Married Married U. S. Army Lumber Yards Married Married, QOak Creek Drugl Clerk Eddy Sanchez Santiego Nieto Walter Seeley Marie Jean M. Kasper Ruby Lou Chevalier Robert D. White Leona Marie Powell John A. Lombardy Sumie Jane Hishinuma Howard Jarrell Orin M. Myers Harold Dean Ancell Betty Joyce Zele Betty Jean Daugherty Bobby Joe McFa1l Lois M. Mathews Romona Chavez George Klaich Clarence R. Levens Bonita E. Hearold Grace G. Jimenez Joan Peltier Elmer C. Anderson Joe Jess Borroel Robert Browning Jenny Cedillo Jeanne Daniels Dorothie Deppe Alberta Koler Glenn Stetson Eugene Sullivan Pete Yurich Richard Younger Dale Finch Gordon Steele Jack Zulevich Japan San Diego, Calif. Texas 1950-1951 Boulder, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado San Francisco, Calif. Walden, Colorado San Francisco, Calif. Oak Creek, Colorado Denver, Colorado Casington, Calif. Denver, Colorado Pueblo, Colorado Ft. Benning, Georgia Camp Chaffee, Arkansas Oak Creek, Colorado San Francisco, Calif. Grand Junction, Colorado Long Beach, Calif. Oak Creek, Colorado Denver, Colorado Boulder, Colorado 1951-1952 Biloxi, Mississippi Oak Creek, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado Denver, Colorado Carlsbad, New Mexico Denver, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado Oak Creek, Colorado Boulder, Colorado Steamboat Springs Salt Lake City, Utah Steamboat Springs Boulder, Colorado Denver, Colorado U. S. Navy U. S. Marines U. S. Air Force College Stetson Merc. U. S. Navy Married U. S. Navy Sam's Cleaners Telephone Co. U. S. Air Force Railroad Office Worker Married U. S. Army A. G. Market Office Worker College U. S. Navy Married Married College U. S. Air Force Keystone Coal Co. Arrowhead Coal Mine Universal International Movie College Montgomery Ward Married Ranch hand College Safeway Store Safeway Store Filling Station Montgomery Ward i IQ 35 03033 N2 :S ,nf QU Q M222 mi 'N 12,4 jcwfw W, We . 5 C259 ijlfl? 0 My QJWLWM W Qogrmfsfqgfg iq my M Q M W QW JBQ QWMQQ QML jjj W gf WJM5 Emi lllqolmizjgf A W ff Egg? Qs , X an M W iff WM Ulf '5 5' Onsored by.. - ebber .S adio QWWQ R 541. H ' ,. -I . O S Q, ':1 T. lf O ,i5f'1?' I , 1 F' 4 I V- . C 5,- KN' . i . H ,, N Q If. 0 QQ il V4 ' I 4- V-QQM f 'K f '4,,lL'+ To the businesses who sponsored pagesin our book and made it possible for us to publish this year book and to whomwe are indebted, we dedicate this page. Some of the names appear on pages through out the book and the others are printed here as there were not enough pages to have all our supporters sponsor pages in the book. Routt County National Bank- - - Corner Liquor Store- - - - Robert's Oil Company- - Nelson' s Cleaners- Boy's Super Market- - - - Bash Buick- - Ski Inn- - Coca Cola Plant- - The Northwestern Colorado Finance Company- - - - - Harry Politis- - -Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs - -Yampa Steamboat Springs -Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs - -Oak Creek, J. C. Penny at Craig- - - -Craig Gearheart Motors- - - -Craig Silver Spruce- - - -Oak Creek 1 J Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. Colo. , K w n 1. - I '11 ' 1 ' , x .-Egg tm. ,L ' ' w,917'?Y, f- :.af '5-15 Ugg, . ..f ,gy -egg 32-vang? 42,2 an 1 .f 1- 1- fffam?w X ' A ' p.. 1 ' 'af TWL'f'r TW, 'jill ,, .l js. .W - ,Qgfr ,M x m N Q 4. sf i Vx , ri ' 'if -..-Q .V ,Q -f . WZ lii-W N . 5 -1 1 . ,ffl - Q -.fx 332 ,- TS? .552 Ei A In 133 gif