Estes Park High School - Whispering Pine Yearbook (Estes Park, CO)

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Friendships, Ties Are Stronger in Estes-Size School When eny red-blooded All-American boy like Ron Harris sees a cute little blonde like Marilyn Duel!, he pursues the friendship. Friendly smiles and wholehearted laughter result from a line Dave Wiemers and Amie Bartlett find amusing. Our country is a rushing, moving, pulsing collection of different ideas, nationalities and backgrounds. Into this crazy mixed-up atmosphere steps youth—confident, enthusiastic, fun-loving, full of new ideas ready to explode. We see a challenge the wall of resistance, tradition and prejudice erects. We see too the opportunity and promise that the world offers us. We see time removing yesterdays and though our bodies are here today, our minds dwell in the freedom of tomorrow. To live, to love, to plan and dream — high school is full of laughter and tears. How we meet the problems here, how the successes affect us and the direction in which we grow is a prediction — and hope— for tomorrow. Friendships are enjoyed in many atmospheres and many ways. While Jackie Janouselc and Tom Steinbacher carry on lighthearted banter, above, Kathy Murphy and Bob Holthaus are involved in an intense discussion. 78

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Strang , new, exciting—mixed feelings are experienced by many, as first-year Bobcat boosters: Front row: Robert Wangsgard. Jon Novak, Mike Hoff. Rick Veile, Steve Stark. Mark Chrastil. David DeSanti. Brett Brough. Bob Roth. Middle row: Joe Evans, Bob Roby. Wayne Randall. Scott Eagan. Jim Duell. Marvin Kaiser. Keith Schuett. Sharon Young. Yvonne Daniels. LuAnne Ross. David Kuhn. Back row: Jodi Hamilton. Ann Pratt, Dixie Termin. Kay Mangelsen, Kerrie Blair, Debbie Aldrich. Barbara Banker. Sue Rau. Cheryl Platt, Debby Webermeier, Mrs. Penelope Wright. Classmates were led through their first year of high school by officers: Scott Eagan. Baffled and curious—these are feelings of Mark Chrastil. Scott Steffens. Jim Duell. Wayne Randall and Kay Mangelsen. seventh graders like Debby Webermeier. Joe Haller Alpine Pharmacy Estes Flower Haven Gray Jewelers 77

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Studying in a classroom situation opens new areas of interest for Lucky Pearson. John Miller. Dan McNutt and Norm Meader. Individual study is Greg Wight’s choice of study method, above, while John Klein and Don Schofield work together. Each person must find his own way to ready himself for the freedom and responsibilities of tomorrow. Detailed explanations can be obtained from willing teachers, such as Mr. Don Graham, who helps Jill Myers and Greg Burns. 79