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

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JUNIOR OFFICERS ...........................Margaret Kent ............................Lucille Ilurd ........................Jane Coolidge ..................................Ted Hackett ..................... Miss Jacquelyn Davies • • • • JUNIOR COMMENTS I!KTTY JO BALDWIN—Betty Jo has not only been outstanding for her scholarship throughout Iter high school career, hut has also been known for her artistic ability. CAROL BORLAND—Carol, who makes up half of the Borland dancing team, wishes to become a nurse. She has done good work in helping to catalogue the library this year. KLRANOR BRINKLEY—One of our future doctors is now one of the most active girls in school, a good dancer, and a member of the band. Eleanor is the cheerleader of the Pep Club. BILL BURGESS Bill very seldom says anything, hut when he does—! He went out for football and did a fine job of playing; also, Bill scored a big hit in the junior class play. JANE COOLIDGE—Jane is a swell sport because she is ready for everything. Whenever a gray “Chevy flashes past, you can he pretty sure that Jane is an occupant. TED HACKETT—Ted came to Estes from Fort Collins in his sophomore year. It didn't take long for him to get acquainted around school. His chief interests are horses and skiing. He wants to be an engineer. LUCILLE HURD— Tubby. a nickname handed down to Lucille from her brother, because of her good nature is a lot of fun anywhere. Lucille insists that she is to be the world's most well-traveled hoboette.” DOROTHY HYATT—Dorothy, one of the star forwards on the basket-hall team this year, would like to go to Nebraska Wesleyan to minor in music. We wonder. It couldn’t he the result of the male a cappella choir, could it? MARGARET KENT—Dependability, good nature, and a keen sense of humor, are the qualities that made Margaret the Junior Class president. ALICE MONROE—-Alice is good in sports, likes outdoor life, and wants to he an archeologist or aviatrix. She has a weakness for Durango, Colorado. JACK MORRIS—Jack, who intends to he an architectural engineer, is interested in skiing, music, and can tell you everything there is to know about fishing. He is known around school for his unfunny wisecracks. ELW1N NOYES—Elwin is a track star, a football player, and a skier. He is a whiz at telling jokes. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor........

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Hetty .Jo Baldwin Jane ('oolidge Margaret Kent (’harles Carol Borland Eleanor Brinkley Bill Burgess Ted Hackett Lucille Hurd Dorothy Hyatt Alice Monroe Jack Morris Klwin Noyes Robbins Maeel Roby Harry Schwilke Margie Voyen Bob Welirli

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PORTIA KICK—Portia has spent part of her time in Pennsylvania this year, but has returned to Estes. Collecting popular songs serves as her hobby. She often expresses the idea of becoming a beauty operator. CHARLES ROBBINS Whenever there seems to be a little more talking than usual around, you can bet your boots Charlie is in the midst of it. He is a whiz on the basketball floor, and he hopes to be one of our future electrical engineers. MACEL ROBY—Macel has taken twirling this year. She likes to sing popular music. HARRY S( ’ll WILKE—Harry, a one-girl man. is liked by everyone. lie has gone out for football and basketball for three years. Here’s hoping he makes both teams next year. MARCHE YOYEX—“Blondie,” a well-liked junior, has a flashing smile, a charming personality, and is known for her drawings. She wants to be a dress designer. BOB WEHRLI -Tall, dark, popular, and often seen teasing other students, is the description that fits Boh to a “T. ’ Although he has had tough luck with sickness this year, he has made a place for himself in football and basketball. —Margie Voyen and Alice Monroe. • • » JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Miss Jacquelyn Davies was appointed to lead the juniors through their busiest year. With class president, Margaret Kent; vice-president. Lucille Hurd; secretary, Jane Coolidge; treasurer. Ted Ilaekett; and room mother, Mrs. Roy Baldwin, they entered the school year of 19J9-40. Again during this year the juniors had representatives in all activities. With much competition the class won the P.-T. A. membership drive, first place in the “Whispering Pine” drive, and second place for its skit at the carnival. Dorothy Hyatt won first place in the American Legion essay contest. To uphold their old tradition, tin class had another progressive dinner as well as a picnic with the seniors. With the proceeds from a moving picture benefit, the class play, “Tomboy.” an a cappella concert, the carnival, and a bowling benefit, the class was able to raise the money to entertain the seniors at a prom held at Baldpate Inn. After receiving the key from the seniors, the juniors closed the doors of their never-to-be-forgotten junior year. —Margaret Kent.