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

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Baseball Our baseball team turned out to be a great success. It has been many a year since Summit has fielded a baseball team. We played our flrst game wlth Redcliff at Minturn. We won 18 to 7. We played our second game with Redcllff at Dillon. This time beating them 28 to 5. Our third game and last was played at Fairplay. We won 12 to 7. Congratulations to Coach Nosewicz and to the team. fs 'Gr , s-Z Wy f X ne-qs T c X Summit Tigers COACH ED NOSEWICZ Basketball 11955-563 At the time that this yearbook goes to press, we have had a very successful basketball season. We began the season by winning the Fairplay Tournament. We defeated Woodland Park, Redcliff, and Cripple Creek-Victor. Bobby Rice and Iimmy Christensen won places on the All-Tournament' Sportsmanship Team. Hud Prestrud, Jimmy Christensen, and Prank Enyeart were named on the Tournament All-Star Team. In League competltlion, we have been defeated only by McCoy. We have defeated Gypsum, Eagle, Redcliff, and Minturn ftwlcel. We expect to avenge the McCoy defeat when we play them again. Hud Prestrud's knee injury has handicapped us very much. In Non-League competition we have defeated Climax and Kremmlingg but we were defeated by Leadville, a Class A school. With Hud Prestrud back in the llne-up, lwe hope in a week or sol we should take the League championship and the Dlstrlct Tournament without too much trouble. We predict a good showing in the State Tournament. K. .9 of wh-'ups-A A lun by WALUIORHI 10fll1l lu-un.. I.. u. 3. A. 3 5

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TOP ROW: Left to right: Manager, Iohn Mather, Mike Jarvis, B111 Sheesley, Albert Fox, Mike Madron, Prank Enyeart, Harold Prestrud, Jimmy Christensen, Robert Rice, Robert Nelson, Robert Sharbonda, Leroy Dodge, Bob Fox, Coach: Mr. E. P. Nosewicz Cheerleaders fLeft to rightlz Ianny Forsberg, Donna Forsberg, Dar Slavin, and Red Prestrud.

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1 ff X I TIP OFF AT GORE LEAGUE TOURNEY THE SHOT THAT 33M QDALE 1 1 ,J 1 M, X . M .M -L y, Ns fffff IM, W 41 X. Basketball 1954-55 The Gore League Tournament, held at Walden, Colorado, consisted of the following teams: Walden, Granby, Kremmling, and Summit. The first game found Summit victorious over Granby by a score of 40 to 22. In the final game, Summit continued their fine display of basketball ability by overcoming Kremmling by a score of 45 to 39, thereby winning the Gore League Tournament. The Gore League ended in a tie. Summit and Walden were on top. The District Tournament was held at Central City with the following teams participating: Nederland, Central City, Georgetown, Fairplay, and Summit. Summit handily beat Fairplay by a lopsided margin of 48 to 22 , indi- cating that Summit was the team to beat. Summit followed with a victory over Nederland to win the 5th District Championship by a score of 57 to 51. The next game was between Carbondale, District 6 Champions, and Summit to determine who would go to the State Tournament in Denver. The game was played at the Dillon Gymnasium before a capacity crowd. It was a closely fought battle throughout the entire thirty-two minutes with Summit finally edging out the Bull Dogs by a score of 55 to 54. ment in Denver. The first game found Summit pitted The next stop for Summit was the long-awaited State Tourna against Boone, a very highly rated team. Summit won the game by a score of 39 to 30. This win placed them in the siml-finals with Creede. In this game the Tigers somehow were not at their best and succumbed to the powerful Creede by a score of 46 to 41 . The season's record for the Summit Tigers was 21 games won and 5 lost, which certainly is a very enviable record. An echo was heard, Wait until next year! TOP ROW: Cleft to rightl Loren Thompson, Bobby 1 Rice, Bob Van Dyke, lim Christensen, Bob Nelson BOTTOM ROW: Cleft to right! B111 Sheesley, Alan Rice, Prank Enyeart, Hud Prestrud, Albert Fox.