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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The freshmen class of '37 lias now grown to he the up-and-coming sophomore class of ’38. In the fall of 1936. nineteen freshmen were enrolled in the Kstes Park High School. After a day of slavery to the seniors, the freshmen were much more respected. The officers for the year were as follows: President, Tommy St it h; vice-president, Joe Fulton; secretary-treasurer, Doris Young. When Doris left the freshmen class in November, Marjorie Griffith was then elected to fill her place. In the latter part of the year the freshmen had a very successful progressive dinner, also a picnic which was followed by a roller-skating party at Glen ('omfort. The sophomore class of ’37-’38 had an enrollment of twenty-one at 1 he fiist of the year. Dorothy Cudebec entered our class the first of the year. Loomis Ayers and Wayne Phoenix entered school in the latter part of September. Bud Rogers and Mildred Michael dropped soon after school started. The officers of the sophomore class are as follows: President, Jeanne Fletcher; vice-president, Billy May; secretary-treasurer, Eleanor Caldwell; room mother, Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher; and sponsor, Miss Winifred Karr. Jeanne Fletcher left during Christmas vacation, so Billy May was chosen to be president and Jean Haggerty to be vice-president. .yxi yX 8 ' There were four sophomore boyspiut for football and three out for basketball. Of these. Tommy StithC nd Billy May received letters for football, and Jimmy Watson and Wayne Phoenix received letters for basketball. Four sophomore girls went out for basketball. Eleanor Caldwell Marjorie Griffith, and Jane Heubner received letters. Eight sophomores went out for chorus and one boy took band. At the carnival in November, the sophomore class had the paddle booth and gave a skit called “A Porter’s Love Song to a Chamber-Maid. In November, the class had an ice-skating party at Sheep Lake. In March the class held another successful progressive dinner. —Marjory Baird and Donella Kruse.

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President........... Vice-President...... Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor............. Bill May ....Jean Haggerty ....Eleanor Caldwell Miss Winifred Karr Marjory Baird, Bernerd Dannels, Lo mis Ayres, Joe Fulton, Mary Julia Waite, Donella Kruse Philip Lancaster, Marjorie Griffith, Wayne Phoenix, Jimmy Watson, Jane Ileubner, Dorothy Cudebec Dan Byrd, Eleanor Caldwell, Bill May, Jean Haggerty, Tommy Stith, Miss Winifred Karr

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FRESHMEN OFFICERS President....................................Betty May Mantor Vice-President...........................Lucille Hurd Secretary-Treasurer..................Eleanor Brinkley Sponsor....................................Mr. Gilbert Everly Margaret Kent. Harry Schwilke, Charles Robbins, Betty Jo Baldwin. Jack Morris El win Noyes, Bill Burgess, Carol Borland, Macel Roby, Byron Sawdey, Chet Rogers Dorothy Hyatt, Betty May Mantor. Mr. Gilbert Everly, Lucille Hurd, Alice Monroe