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

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SENIOR THEME SONGS Karl Baird.....................“You Can’t Marry Ten Pretty Girls Virginia Baxter..............“I Want to be a Cowboy's Sweetheart Bill Haggerty.......................“I Got No Use For the Women •lean McIntyre...............“She’s Tall, She's Tan, She’s Terrific Bill Mantor........................................“1 Won't Dance Ed Reed.....................................“I’m an Old Cow-IIand Joyce Sawdev.................“I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Jack St it h......................................“When I Grow Up Bill Waite....................................“It's the Irish in Me George Watson.......................... “I Want a New Romance Mr. B. K. Newell....................................... Whispering SENIOR SAYINGS Earl Baird..................“I don't see it, but I guess that’s all right Virginia Baxter..................................“ In r it wonnerfult Bill Haggerty..............................“I don’t know—I guess so Jean McIntyre......................................“That makes me mad Bill Mantor.................................................... “Mutiny! Ed Reed...................................“That's all a lot of hot air Joyce Sawdev.................................. “There goes my husband Jack St it li................................“And I don't like it. either Bill Waite...............................“Well, vmi see. it's like this George Watson............................“I don’t agree with you there Mr. B. K. Newell..................................“Well, now listen here

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SENIOR SOUVENIRS As the day of graduation draws near, the members of the senior class review our pleasant memories of the Estes school, and as a token of our school da|ys, each wishes to take some souvenir. The class as a unit wishes to take the good wishes and good will of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce K. Newell. They have served as splendid sponsors through the two most trying years of our high school career. As Phil Lancaster seems to have no use for it, Earl Baird will take his “gift of gab.” Virginia Baxter will take Jane Heubner’s shyness and Jackie Stirling's cackle. Bill Haggerty will take with him a few extra test tubes and some explosive chemicals from the science room. When you really needed them. Bill, was during your year in chemistry. The minature bowling alley that the school sets up annually for the carnival has a certain fascination for Bill Mantor, and so he will take that. Jean McIntyre is getting tired of fortune-telling cards, so she will take Loomis Ayres' ability to look into the future by palm reading. Ed Heed thinks he could find some use for Joe Fulton’s manly ways. Joyce Sawdey will take Darlene’s ability to stick to one fellow. Jack St it h will take Teddy Carmack’s ability to ski and also his skiis. As it would be easier to move the locker rather than the stuff collected there throughout the year. Bill Waite will take his locker. George Watson believes George Hurt’s boxing-gloves are lucky, so he would like the “Heart-throb’s” gloves plus his boxing ability. —.Jean McIntyre and Bill Waite.

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Juniors