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

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Under Classmen H

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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.

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President....................................... .........Howard James Vice President............................................Julian Ilayden Secretary.................................................Patty Mootnaw Treasurer.................................................I lelores Sawdey Sponsor...........................................Miss Louise Zimmerman Ellis Ilattan, Billy Watson, Lester Rivers. Dale Wright, Don Wallace, Jack Stirling. Alvin Mundt. Ruth Griffith, Lucille Douglas. Margaret Ilumrich, Shirley Myers. Nellie Cowden, Roy Alps. Dean Edmonds. Howard Kent, John Carmack. Rose) I a Atteberry, Patty Moomaw. Jim Avery. Miss Zimmerman. Julian Hayden, Howard James, Delores Sawdey.