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

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EIGHTH GRADE First row: Billy Miller, Jean Daggett, l)eau Ililyeu. Ruth Reynolds, Miss Kelley. Rovce McKnight, Melvin I'nruli, I.orene Ilumrich. Second row: Pat Murphy, Wauneta Baird, Madison Bowman, Robert West, John Purvis, Oscar Unruh, Charles Greene, Irene Thayer, Georgia Mae Gunsolus. Third row: Bobbie Dekker. Gloria Foglenian, Leon Ilershman, Evalvn Long, Stanley Winterbower, Patricia Ann Cheney, Donald Wheeler. EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY The following ten students, Patsy Cheney, Jean Daggett, Irene Thayer, Itoyce Mi-Knight, Evalvn Long, Charles Greene, Billy Miller. Robert West, Leon Ilershman. and Stanley Winterbower, have all been with the eighth grade since their first year. Wauneta Baird. Lorene Hnmrieh, Dean Bilyeu, Melvin Unruh, Bobbie Dekker, Oscar Unruh, Pat Murphy, and John Purvis have joined the class during or after the second grade. This year the class has grown with tlie following new members: Georgia Mae Gunsolus, Wendell Reiff. Donald Wheeler, Ruth Reynolds, Madison Bowman, and Gloria Fogleman. During the first semester of the school year the class officers were as follows: president, John Purvis; vice-president, Pat Murphy; secretary-treasurer, Bobbie Dekker. The first party of the year was a Hallowe’en party. Games were played and a dance was held afterwards. Refreshments were served among the orange and black decorations. An ice-skating party and a dance have been held, besides several parties at pupils' homes. Among the twenty-four eighth graders, the following were chosen for class officials during the second semester: president, Wauneta Baird; vice-president, Evalvn Long, and secretary-treasurer, Gloria Fogleman.

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FRESHMAN CLASS First row: Maxine Ilarshbarger. Harold Sutton. Virginia Smirtliwaite, Mr. Hell, dune Reynolds. Charles Myers. Margie Wright. Second row: Philip Henry, .lane Ann Zimmerman, Byron Tedder. Evelyn Stoppel, Frank Merrick. Gwenie Smith, dim Durbin. Third row: Walter Gray. Carl Hyatt, Hob Burgess, .John Kohler, Vaughn Adams, Billie Ray. CLASS HISTORY For 1940-41 the freshman class chose Miss Stephenson for its class sponsor. Frank Merrick was elected president with Margie Wright as vice-president. The secretary was dane Ann Zimmerman, and Leon Sweetland was treasurer. The class appointed Perry Fryslie and Bob Burgess as Student Council representatives. During 1941-42 Mr. Bell was chosen for the class sponsor and the officers were elected as follows: president. Boh Burgess; vice-president. Phil Henry; secretary, dane Ann Zimmerman: treasurer. Evelyn Stoppel; Student Council representatives. Frank Merrick and Charles Myers. In the all-school show the boys gave the skit, “Company Attention.” The class had a picnic and a dance Friday, October 10. The picnic was held at the Aspenglen Campground. Afterwards the group came to the school and danced. In the spring the class went roller skating at Glen Comfort, then came back to the school where refreshments consisting of ice cream, cookies, sandwiches, and pop were served. Boys who went out for football were Frank Merrick and dim Durbin. Those out for basketball were Frank Merrick and Charles Myers. The class members still with the group now who have been here since the first grade are Gwenie Smith, Maxine Ilarshbarger, Carl Hyatt, Vernon llurrel and Walter Gray.

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SEVENTH GRADE First row: Ralph Johnson, LuEtta Stoppel, Boh Dings. LaVoune Holton, Miss Stephenson, Henrietta Monroe, Lloyd Haller, George Ilix, Phyllis Durbin. Second row: Bill Stewart. Dorothy Gray. Dick Glendenning. Jacqueline Deeter, Michael t'ole, Avis Brugh. Third row: Thomas Hall. Jack Cottrill, Inia Moore, Harold Tedder, Shirley Poling, Clarence Ellsworth, Jean Chipps. SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY Raising more money for “The Whispering Pine” than any other group was the biggest achievement of the year for the seventh grade. In the subscription race with the eighth grade where the money was raised, La Vonne Holton won first prize and Dick St it h won third for being the best individual salesmen. At the party given by the annual staff at the end of the magazine sale, the seventh grade as the winners had ice-cream and cookies while the eighth grade were good sports and ate beans and brown bread. The class also had a Hallowe'en party with other members of the junior high, a Valentine party, a picnic and roller skating party, as well as several birthday parties. The class was headed by the president. La Vonne Holton: vice-president, Henrietta Monroe; secretary, Bob Dings; treasurer, George Hix; student council representatives, Lloyd llallar and Dorothy Gray. Miss Marjorie Stephenson was chosen sponsor and Mrs. Charles Hix and Mrs. ('. 11. Monroe were selected room mothers.