Summit County High School - Summiteer Yearbook (Breckenridge, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1955 volume:

LU' V SLIMMITEER I954-'55 J C if SUMMIT COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Breckenridge, Colorado raclo OO U wk U3 'U I C CD .M U CD L I Foreword n55 As we, the class of 1955, pass through the doors of Summit County High School for the last time, we take with us pleasant memories of our school days. Now we can look back over the years behind us with confidence. We have been well prepared to meet whatever problems the future holds for us. We know our education is not complete, only the foundation is laidg but we set out into life with a high hope of completing ourplans. Senior Class of '55 Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1955, dedicate this annual to Bill Bersonett, a former classmate who was killed in- a mine accident Bill was an athlete in every sense of the word, a gentleman to everyone he met, and a devoted friend to all who knew him. mem nw WALTER DuBR IDGE University of Denver Superintendent A.B., M.A. Degree American History Orientation Junior Class Sponsor R. E. HOWLETT University .of Denver M.A. in Education B.S. in Chemistry Physics Gene ral Math Geometry Gene ral Science Student Council Sponsor ELEANOR SLOVAK University of Pomona, California Eastman University, New York Music . Girls' Gym Glee Club Fre shman Sponsor ASHLOCK'S STORE FOOTE 'S REST JACK FINNEY Colorado A. M, Industrial Arts 1, 11 Mechanical Drawing 1, 11 Senior Class Sponsor Industrial Arts Club Sponsor RICHARD MOTLEY Ohio State University, A.B. University of Pennsylvania, M English I English 11 English Ill Shorthand Tiger Tribune Sponsor EMIL SLOVAK University of Notre Dame B.S. Degree Commerce Coach Typing 1, 11 Consumers' Economics Bookkeeping Sophomore Sponsor Annual Sponsor ANTLERS MOTEL BLUE VALLEY BEAUTY SALON CHUCK'S TEXACO PASTIME BAR GRACE BOGGES Nurse E TTA HOOKER Cook i', 5. AMOS JACKSON Custodian KARL 8: ELLEN KNUDSEN BLUE RIVER INN 10 MEREDITH STUDIOS GORDONS STORE HELEN FLE TCI-IER Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grades DONALD FARLEY Seventh and Eighth Grades CORA THEOBALD Fir st, Second and Third Grades , COMMERCIAL BANK OF LEADVILLE W. L. DAVENPORT 11 5 s l 5 i ELF-155 MOTTOE LET EAU-1 TUMURRUW FlND U5 FAFQTHER THAN TEIDAY f' FLDWER3 AMERIAN BEAUTY RDEE CDLDREB TLIREJIJDISE BLUE AND SILVER ALAN RICE Class President.... Basketba11.......... Wrestling Class Vice-Pre sident . . . Class Secretary . . , t . , Junior-Senior Play ,,,,,,, Speech Festival ............ . Industrial Arts President ........ Student Council Vice-President. . . Student Council President ....... --- aanunaanc .- - - 4 .. 1-2-3-4 .. -2-- .. l-- - 2 - - 3 - - 2 - - 3 - - 3 - - - 4 MIKE WOODS Basketball ..... . ................ - 2 - 4 Wrestling ....... - Z - Class Secretary... - - 3 Class Treasurer - - Footba11.......... - Congratulations and sincere best wishes to the Class of 1955. As you go forth to take your place in the life of your community, your Business-Managed, Tax-Paying Utility stands forever ready to serve you PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO IDA CARR Roosevelt Junior High . . . . , . . . , , , , G1eeC1ub........... PepC1ub .... Class President .... Junior-Senior Play. . . Drill Leader ....... Carnival Queen . . . Class Secretary ..... Speech Festival. . . Student Council . . . Pep Club Treasurer. ..1--- -2-3-4 -2-3-4 --3- --3- --3- --4 ---4 -2-- --3- ---4 1 BOB VanDYKE Roosevelt JuniorHigh............A.... . l- - Basketball. ........................ - 2-3- Football. .......... - - - Wrestling ............... - 2 - Junior-Senior Play ........ . - - 3 Student Council Secretary ........ - Z - Student Council Vice-President ...... - - - Class Vice-President. ................ - - Industrial Arts Secretary-Treasurer .... - - - Speech Festival ...................... - Z - Class Treasurer. . . - - 3 Annual Staff ...... - - GAMBLES STORE OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK 8: RECORDER FRISCO LODGE Gr DINHNIG ROOM1 CARL PRESTRUD Basketball .... . Football .... Wrestling. .. . . . . Student Council. . Class President. Class Treasurer Industrial Arts. . Annual Staff .... Pep Club ..... Glee Club ..... Dramatic Club Annual Staff, . . Music Festival SUMMIT COUNTY JOURNAL TWIN PINES SERVICE 16 DILLON INN ..l234 . Z 2 LOREN THOMPSON A 4 4 .. ........ ..1-Z-3- .-z-- ---4 ..-.2-- ..1--- .--3- - 4 JIM OWENS Jim Owens attended Ruidoso High School for the better pa It of his high school. So we will list his various activities from there. Footbal1....... .. 1-Z-3 Basketball.. .. .. - 2-3 R Club .. 1-2-3 FBLA... ........ .- Track......... .... .-2- - 3-4 Junior Country Club . . . - - 3 Summit County High. . . - - Basketball Manager 4 Senior Carnival LE THA GILMORE ..lZ ROBERT'S VARIETY Senior Memories The year we have looked forward to for so long has finally arrived--our Senior year, 1955. It finds seven hopeful and excited Seniors leaving S.C.H.S. and entering the world before us. We are reminded of years before. It seems only a short time that eight timid Freshmen were trying to suffer through Freshman initiation. Those entering into high school were: Alan Rice, Kathleen Skinner, Bill Bersonnet, Roy Sisk, Donna Shively, Norma Sanns, Mike Woods and Loren Thompson. We lost Mike in October, as he moved to Denver. The beginning of our Sophomore year saw three new members enrolled in our class. They were: Bob Van Dyke, Ida Carr and Mike Woods. Kathleen Skinner moved to Wyoming, Roy Sisk moved to Arizona. Donna Shively quit to marry Johnny Sullivan, Norma Sanns left to work. We helped produce Homer the Brave, the play for our Speech Festival. We also planned the school picnic at the end of the year. Our class enrollment got quite a change at the beginning of our Junior year. Bill Bersonnet was working and did not start. Two weeks later our class was saddened when Bill met sudden death in a mining accident. We gained two new members, Larry Brown and Letha Gilmore, but we lost Larry at the end of the first semester, as he moved to Arvada. Our h biggest money-making project was the Junior-Senior Play, Quiet Week-end. In April we decorated for the Prom and planned the Junior -Senior Banquet. Our last year--only three of the original eight who started with us are still here. With Ida Carr, Bob Van Dyke and Jimmy Owens, our class now numbers six. We planned and pre- sented the Senior Carnival for our important money-making project during the year. Alan Rice has been on the first string Basketball team for four years. All the other boys have participated, and have helped the team a lot. We are looking forward to the Prom, Baccalaureate, the Junior-Senior Play, Banquet and Graduation. The se events will mean more to us this year than before, because they are our last. Even though we are all anxious to strike out into a new life, we will always remember 'our years at S. C.H.S. as happy ones. EAGLE LAKE GAS C'O. FRANK F. BROWN HORNS BAR QUALITY LIQUORS Senior Class Will 1955 I, Robert Van Dyke, will all the cows on the highway to anyone who can hit them. I, Mike Woods, will my shaggy hair to anyone who wants it. I, Jimmy Owens, will my eyes to anyone who can realize that they are real eyes. I, Alan'Rice, will my flat-top to Hud Prestrud. He needs it. I, Loren Thompson, will my place in the snowbank to Jim Christensen and his jeep. I, Ida Carr, will all my detentions to Janice Forsberg, even though she doesn't need any more. Also, I will my chair in the office to all the underclassmen. VIENNA LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS DILLON MARKET Class Prophecy The year is 1965 and .. .... Loren Thompson, a well -known architect, is now drawing plans for the new S.C.H.S. building. Bob Van Dyke, the famous te st pilot, is now halfway to the moon and can't get back to earth. Jimmy Owens is now living the life of Snuffy Smith on his ranch on the Blue River, Mike Woods, an operator of a driving school in the metropolis of Denver has found his fortune. He also runs a wrecker service. Alan Rice has recently taken over the job of coach at S.C.H,S. He had to take over, as Mr. Slovak has developed ulcers recently. Ida Carr is now the Owner of the Dillon Mercantile, the one and only black market in Summit County. GOLDEN BURRO CAFE J, C, PENNEY CQ. JACKSON MOTORS SLUSI-IER'S GREENHOUSE X V V ,kwr Junior Class TOP ROW: Left to Right: Martin Baker, Bob Nelson, Harold Pre strud, Harrison Vinson, Leroy Dodge, John Gulliksen, Pat Mumford. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Sheesley, Bob Rice, Darlene Slavin, Jim Christensen, Janice Forsberg, Frank Enyeart, Carole Chambers, Mr. DuBridge. The Junior Class has four new students this year. We have fifteen in our class. Our new members are: John Gulliksen, Martin Baker, Albert Fox and Bill Sheesley. We elected our officers at the first of the year. They are as follows: President ------ -- Pat Mumford Vice-President -- -- Janice Forsberg Secretary ------ -- Carole Chambers Treasurer ----- -- Darlene Slavin .Mr. DuBridge was chosen as our class sponsor. We are proud of several of our Juniorhboys for being on the basketball team, and one of our Junior girls was elected cheerleader. Our class is looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Prom. Since the annual goes to press before the Junior-Senior play, we can't report on itg but we have high hopes of its being a success. Our carnival queen candidate was Janice Forsberg. Sophomore Class TOP ROW: Left to Right: Donna Goss, Harold Horn, Robert Graham, Janet Wells, Janet Sheesley. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Slovak, Joan Williams, Sonja Ashlock, Nellie Warren, Ronnie Alexander. The Sophomore Class of 1954-55 began what they avowed would be a successful year with the enrollment of five old members, four new members and with Mr. Emil Slovak as their sponsor. Our money-making project was selling candy. The officers elected at the beginning of the year are as follows: President ------- -- Sonja Ashlock Vice -President ------- Joan Williams Secretary-Treasurer-- Ronnie Alexander Student Council Representative -- -- Donna Goss Sonja was later replaced by Joang and Ronnie was replaced by Nellie Warren. Donna Goss became our most charming candidate for the Senior Carnival. We regret to say that she lost. The Sophomores can commend themselves on their active membership in all clubs and projects. ' During the year we lost three members of the class: Sonja Ashlock, David Hollenbeck and Daryl Rimbey. But we were glad to gain two new members: Janet Sheesley and Bob Countway. Let us leave you with our be st wishes for the coming year when we will be the JUNIORS of good old S. C. H. S. Freshman Class , 1 ' Qs TOP ROW: Left to Right: Lois Huntington, Pat Vinson, Dolores Suniga, Alice Prestrud, Margaret Enyeart, Mike Madron. BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Vinson, Lora Duncan, Charles Melvin, Alice Harris, Mrs. Slovak. We started off with our initiation to prove to the Seniors that they are The Mighty Seniors, and that we were The Lowly Freshmen. Later, we had a Halloween party as our Freshman return party. 4 During the year we gained Bob Fox and Delores Suniga. We were very sorry to lose Charlie Melvin, Joan Sheek, Erla Arthur, George Arthur and Bob Relphf At the present, we are planning a box social and dancing afterwards. We are also looking forward to decorating for Baccalaureate. Our officers were elected as follows: President ------- -- Alice Prestrud Vice -President --- -- Bob Fox Secretary ------ --- Lois Huntington Treasurer--- --- Mike Madron Our sponsor is Mrs. Slovak. ' For the Senior Carnival we chose Alice Prestrud as our candidate. Junior High Room TOP ROW: Left to Right: Lloyd Evans, Barney Lowery, Warren Eggers, Alex Suniga, Mike Jarvis, Barbara Hampy, Lila Evans,April Madron, Joyce Ritchey. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Don Farley, Carolyn Boner, Ollin Melvin, Bob Enyeart, Ruben Martinez, Joe Gallegos, Bernice Gallegos, Gloria McLucas, Sharon Slavin The enrollment in our room reached its peak during the first semester when we had twenty students. Fortunately, we have lost only one pupil at the time of this writing. A picnic was planned early in the fall and arrangements were completed for a hike to Rocky Point Lake. Another picnic has been tentatively scheduled for the end of the school term. After-school frolics included sledding and tobogganing on the ball park hill. Several times chili con carne was served to warm the athletes. The seventh and eighth graders plan to attend the Colorado Young Citizens League Conven- tion to be held in Denver early in the spring. Junior High School sports have helped round out a full year of activity. The softball and basketball teams have worked very hard and should be commended on their fine work. Money-making plans have worked out very well this yearg and the class has sufficient funds for their annual trip to the C.Y.C,L. convention in Denver. Junior High room mothers--Mrs. Walter Enyeart, Mrs. William Bersonnet and Mrs. A. W Lowery--have been extremely helpful in planning parties and picnics. Intermediate Room TOP ROW: Left to Right: Harlan Boner, Larry Evans, Charles Suniga, Tommy Boner, Tim Madron, Ralph Fanning, Jack Enyeart, Paul Paddock, Lynne DuBridge, Phyllis Royal, Jenny Jo Simon. BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Chambers, Russell Harris, John Huntington, Isaac Gallegos, Roger Howlett, Donna Eggers, Carol Lucas, Charlene Fanning, Marilyn Chambers, Jane Ritchey. Teacher: Mrs. Helen Fletcher. School opened September 7, 1954 with an enrollment of twenty-two in the Inter- mediate Room. There were thirteen boys and nine girls. During the year we were happy to welcome Eleanor Garcia, Sandra Comstock and Charles Suniga, but were sorry to say Good-bye to Neil Erdmann. These students deserve a great deal of credit for their part in the Christmas program. Several parties were planned by the students for Halloween, Christmas and Va1entine's day. Everyone enjoyed them. Primary Room 41 a. .L TOP ROW: Left to Right: Sherril Spaar, Tony Suniga, Sharon Moe, Carline Hampy, Jo Anne Evans, Judy Boner, Carrol Chamberlain, Debby Enyeart, Mike DuBridge, Andrew Macklberg, Jerry Macklberg, Mike Hurst. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Melvin, Marie Gallegos, Linda Jean Pierce, Mary Etta Pierce, Polly Madron, Judy Roush, Vicki Reynolds, Leenette Chambers, Irene Fanning, April Lowery, Mike Paddock. BOTTOM ROW: Gail Lowery, Johnny Gallegos, Gregory Suniga, Erwin Hutchins, Leon Wilson, Dale Jackson, Betty Lou Simon, Dyna Lou Rising, Karen Lewis. Teacher: Cora L. Theobald. Forty-two pupils have been enrolled in the Primary Room this year. Present enrollment is thirty-four. Halloween, Christmas and Va.1entine's day were celebrated with nice parties. To date we have two little girls with perfect attendance records. ACSTBVDTU IES Come And Get It! It's Good Too, Huh, Jimi Watch Your Fingerg, Joan: What Are You Squinting At, Donna? Our Future Secretaries k 45... Glee Club TOP ROW: Left to Right: Nellie Warren, Janet Sheesley, Kathy Coffman, lda Carr, Janice Forsberg, Donna Goss, Pat Mumford, Janet Wells, Carole Chambers. BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Slavin, Sonja Ashlock, Joan Williams, Alice Prestrud, Alice Harris, Margaret Enyeart, Pat Vinson, Mrs. Slovak. The Girls' Glee Club participated in the Christmas program by singing Gesu Bambino Rocking, White Christmas and Walking in a Wonderland as the opening numbers. The grade school put on the play, Why the Chimes Rang. The Girls' Chorus took part in a candlelight procession closing the program. They are working toward the Gore League Music Festival, which will be held here this year. They al so took part in the P. T. A. Variety Show. - At the end of the year they will take part in Commencement and Baccalaureate. is G Remember When K .Q reid, LL!,L1,5gs',L.-2-wr : Wa:-l?ifhg,?iif' ,5g1iggzg'7 iaigiiiiw 1 ... X--my an I L ,k,:,,.k . nw:-UfLc:4s1,:5,', 2, U rf- -Qu: wi I W M It , gsffmggiggi Le, ..,L W Q. -m.s,wsQ1 Q-:uw A V .Www ,,.,,k .Q . :, fsf.4ssSfagf-psp .. X 5 . ., ., gms A L T- - K . X eggs fa PF , Rfk? ifsdiaag W9 ks 3 bl fx , X ' fx 233 ii! 6 r Q 3 -D .Q 5 Q 41,1 2 ra ' is Q5 7 , . in nu, Q, : ff 'V ' fe Innocence Personlfled , ,Q , ,ww xi 55 f ,xv I he .3 K F if? ' M se XL we it Wx? There's a big world out there, Robert' Pep Club TOP ROW: Left to Right: Nellie Warren, Janet Sheesley, Kathy Coffman, Ida Carr, Janice Forsberg, Donna Goss, Pat Mumford, Janet Wells, Carole Chambers. A BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Slavin, Sonja Ashlock, Joan Williams, Alice Prestrud, Alice Harris Margaret Enyeart, Pat Vinson, Mrs. Slovak. At the beginning of the school year we organized our Pep Club. Our officers are as follows: Pre sident ------ -- Vice-Pre sident Secretary ----- Treasurer- - - Joan Williams Alice Prestrud Donna Goss Ida Carr Our cheerleaders were elected by the whole student body. Alice Pre strud Donna Go s s Janice For sberg Cathy Coffman They are as follows Their uniforms were made of corduroy. They were sleeveless, and were mostly green except that they had gold tights and white shoes. The Pep Club also had outfits alike this year. We all bought sweaters alike and wore black skirts. They helped to improve the appearance of our Pep Club at games. The Pep Club undertook two money-making projects this year. They sold stickers for cars and had a bake sale. Our sponsor is Mrs. Slovak. The Pep Club is proud of our team and will show their pride by going to games and by helping Our team to win. Industrial Arts Club TOP ROW: Left to Right: Mike Woods, Harrison Vinson, Bob Nelson, Jim Christensen Frank Enyeart, Leroy Dodge, Robert Graham. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Van Dyke, Bob Rice, Alan Rice, Mr. Finney. This year saw a continuation of the activities of the Industrial Arts Club. The club is an honorary one, open only to members of the school shop and mechanical drawing classes. In order to be eligible, a student must have an 85 average in shop or mechanical drawing' classes and an overall average of 80 in his other subjects. The new members for the year were tapped and sworn in at an assembly during activity period. The president, Bob Rice, read the objectives of the club. They are: l. To become better acquainted with, and to promote a better understanding of or- ganizations of this type. 2. To develop an active interest in the methods and problems of industrial life. 3. To develop self-discipline, initative and a readiness to assist others and to learn to join happily in group undertakings. 4. To develop in each member a feeling of pride in his ability to do useful things. The officers are: President ------ --- Bob Rice Vice-President ---------- Mike Woods Secretary-Treasurer ----- Frank Enyeart Student Council TOP ROW: Left to Right: Loren Thompson, Donna Goss, Bob Rice, Margaret Enyeart. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Van Dyke, Sonja Ashlock, Alan Rice, Mr. Howlett. We had an all school election for the Student Council officers during the first semester, The officers we elected were: President ------ Vice -President -------- Secretary-Treasurer ----- The classes elected their own representatives. Senior----- ------ Junior ------ ----- Sophomore ---- Fre shman - - Our sponsor is Mr. Howlett, Alan Rice Robert VanDyke Janice Forsberg They are as follows: Loren Thompson Bobby Rice Donna Goss Margaret Enyeart The Student Counci1's aim is to try to settle the problems of the school fairly and justly. We bought records and,organized dancing. We are sponsoring recreation dancing on open Friday and Saturday nights later in the year. .AME 33 Annual Staff WN TOP ROW Left to Right: Pat Mumford, Janice Forsberg, Alan Rice, Ida Carr Loren Thompson, Bob Van Dyke. BOTTOM ROW Sonja Ashlock, Nellie Warren, Margaret Enyeart, Alice Harris Carole Chambers, Mr. Slovak. The annual staff has worked hard to produce our 1954-55 Summiteer We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people who have helped to support this annual The Summiteer staff is: Editor -in-chief -- Assistant Editor --- -- Business Manager-U -- Sports writer ------ -- Staff w rite r s ---- Our sponsor is Mr Slovak. Carole Chambers Ida Carr Pat Mu.mford Alan Rice Margaret Enyeart Nellie Warren Janice Forsberg Loren Thompson Bob Va.nDyke Summary of the Christmas Program All students enrolled in the school music classes participated in the annual Christmas PIO- gram presented December 23, 1954. The Glee Club opened the program introducing new Christmas anthems and carols. The girls appeared in formal dresses with a color-wheel' playing rainbow hues on their skirts. The main portion of the program was a spiritual play and pageant, 'Why the Chimes Rang. Its theme was that love and self-sacrifice are the greatest gifts. The Intermediate and Junior High rooms contributed their efforts in this manner. The primary children sang traditional carols, which were illustrated by costumed per- sonifications of the songs. The program ended in a candlelight recessional with the Glee Club and the play characters singing. To add a festive note to the evening, Santa Claus appeared with a sled of treats for the youngest gue sts. The high school set held a dance in the gym afterwards. Speech and Drama Festival The Speech and Drama Festival was held in Walden on Friday, December 3. iOur play, Lord Dunsany's A Night At an Inn, received an excellent rating. The following students took part in the play: Larry Madron, Mike Madron, Charles Melvin, Bob Nelson, Martin Baker, Lois Huntington, Pat Vinson and Janet Wells. Larry Madron made a very terrifying Idol, and all members of the cast played their parts well. Pat Mumford, Ali-ce Harris, Nellie Warren and Margaret Enyeart delivered serious dra- matic selectionsg and Carole Chambers and Joan Williams delivered humorous selections. Carole received an excellent rating, and the others received good ratings. No other school averaged any higher than we in these Speech selections. Summit can well be proud of its ac- complishments in this Festival. Senior Carnival January ZZ, 1955, at 7:00 p.m. found this school all ready for the Senior Snow Carnival. There was a wide variety of booths, complete from the baseball throw to rope-the-goat. The Seniors worked very hard to make this money-making project a success. About nine o'clock we closed all the booths in the upstairs gym and went down to the lower gym to play bingo. There were many nice prizes. During an intermission, Ida Carr was crowned Queen. Everyone attending had a wonderful time. This carnival was a big success, and it is our hope that everyone will support the Seniors of '56 as well as they did us. 35 A1TlH1lLE1Tuc5 x -,Nl . L s.. WML., . my- .W . Football Under the direction of Emil Slovak, our new coach, we had the school's first football team in many years. Denver University donated enough equipment to suit our team Football was a great success. Every boy in school turned out for the team We had sev eral scrimmages in which we held our own. We are all proud of the fine team Coach Slovak available. developed from the material that was The school is looking forward to next year's season, in which we intend to play six man football. The TIGERS have had a very successful year in basketball. We started the year by taking second in the Fairplay Tournament. We placed two men on the all tourney team Hud Prestrud and Alan Rice. Jimmy Christensen took second in the free throw contest After losing our first two league games, we launched a successful attack and won our remaining league games, becoming co-champions in the league with Walden The scores of our games to date are as follows: Summit 44 Summit 65 Summit 47 Summit 48 Summit 50 Summit 42 Summit 42 Summit 46 Summit 44 Summit 44 Summit 56 Summit 47 Summit 50 Summit 91 Climax Eagle Cripple Creek Kre mml ing Minturn Climax Granby Minturn wamen Kre mml ing Walden Granby Kre mml ing Re d Cliff .0 Q ,Q e H h h Q3 ' Q fa ',,. If - Y- -2 5 X' 5' 4 1 Lf , . A' X. Q 9 The se boys had a taste of football and they liked it A 7 B Squad Undefeated Sea son Hud Spark Plug Alan Captain A Squad Very Good Season 39 Q D A . 4 rf W Qt ., 1 x Q, V' ' .X g XX ,P ' U ' Y -ge., 5. Ni 16,3 V, 1 ,. -N Q gk . 1 lx N! 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