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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1948 volume:

1948 Whisperinq Editor-in chief____ Associate editor ... Class Editors..... Feature editor Copy editor Photo editor Sports editor . Business manager Sponsor___________ Assistants ....... STAFF ----------William Anspauch ----------Janice McConnell ...... Herbert Jespersen Charles Reed ........ Betty Jo Blue ---------------Barry Myers .........— Richard Sands Roger Collins ............. Charles Smith ..—.....Joyce Ramage ...............Milton Blue Jo Anne McGary Jacqueline Odell Odon Thompson Jerry Thomas f fl Jtedication ......... 3 acuity and [ministration _ 4 tors____________7 rs ___________IS I Sophomores.........19 , ’ Freshmen ________22 7 8th grade..........23 7th grade__________24 Activities --------25 Athletics .......--35 Advertisements....41 It is with the highest esteem for Coach Gilbert Everly that the Whispering Pine dedicates the 1948 edition of the annual to him. His personality, ability, and integrity make him one of the best known and liked of the faculty of our school. His respect, cheerfulness, and consideration for others have won him the admiration of all those who are associated in all fields of sports and in the classroom. His humor and willingness to keep striving for a higher goal have made his eleven years in service to our school something worth remembering. SCHOOL BOARD J. O. Mall President Allan R. Coffman Superintendent Jess Poling Secretary Charles Hix Treasurer Ethel M. Bolling B. S. Commercial FACULTY Vernon S. Bruce Custodian Frank L. Bowersock A. B. Mathematics, Social Studies Gilbert Everly B. S. Science, Physical Education Grace G. Glenn A. B. Mathematics, Physical Education Arlcmd E. Holmes A. B., M. A. Industrial Arts Margaret Mary Lee A. B. English ■ IT FACULTY Rose E. O'Brien A. B. Secretary Joyce Ramage A. B., M. A. Library Grace D. Rose A. B. English, Spanish, Latin FOLLOWERS TODAY: LEADERS TOMORROW WENONA IO BAIRD Vice President Cheerleader 3, 4; G. A. A. letter; Class vice-pres. 3, 4; Chorus. ROBERT SCOTT President Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski club 2. ' '• BETTY BROUGH Secretary-T reasurer G.A.A. letter; Class Secy. 3; Oorus. SENIORS Mr. Robert Lloyd Sponsor SENIORS RALPH ALPS Football 3, 4; Football manager 2; Chorus 2; Class Secy.-Treas-urer 2. WILLIAM ANSPAUCH Annual editor 4; Mountaineer 3, 4; Football 2; Chorus 2. PAUL BALDWIN Track 3, 4. BERNICE BILYEU G. A. A. Letter; Chorus 2, 3, 4. MILTON BLUE Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball manager 2, Dramatics club 3; Annual 4. ROBERT BOWEN JOHN CHENEY Football manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball manager 2, 4; Chorus 2. MARJORIE CLOSS Pep Club pres. 4; Class Play 3; G. A. A. letter; Chorus 4. SENIORS ROGER COLLINS Football 4; Track 4; Annual 4. MARJORIE DAGGETT JAMES EGGERS Football 2, Track manager 1, 2; Debate 2; Dramatics club 2; Class play 3; Chorus 1. STANLEY HADDEN Chorus 3, 4; Dramatics club 3. HERBERT JESPERSEN Chorus 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Class Treasurer 3; Annual 4. LeROY MACHIN Mountaineer editor 4; business manager 2; Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. joan McKinney G. A. A. letter; Class, play 3; Chorus. PEGGY NETTLETON Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club vice-pres. 3; Class play 3; G. A. A. treas. 2; G. A. A. letter; Mountaineer 3; Class pres. 3; Chorus. SENIORS GEORGE NYTES LEE PARKER Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Ski club 2; Student council 4. DONNA POLING Student council 4; Class play 3; Chorus. CHARLES REED Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student council 1, 2, 3, 4 (secy-treast 3, pfes. 4); Class play 3; Annual 4; Ski club 2; Chorus. VIRGINIA REED G. A. A. letter; Chorus. RICHARD SANDS Annual 4; Mountaineer 3, 4; Dramatics club 3, 4; Pep club 4, Chorus. PATTY SCOTT G. A. A. letter, Chorus. CAROLYN SHERMAN G. A. A. letter; Chorus. SENIORS WILLIAM SNARE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Class vice-pres. 3; Dramatics club 2; Mountaineer 4. WESLEY THORPE Football 2; Track 3; Mountaineer 2; Ski Club 2; Dramatics Club 1; Chorus. JERRY THOMAS Football 2, 3, 4; Ski club 2; Class play 3; Chorus 3. GORDON TOWNE Football 2, 3, 4; Dramatics club 2; Ski club 2; Chorus 1, 2. I BETTY WATSON KEITH MACHIN G. A. A. vice-pres. 3; Class play 3; Chorus Raymond Swift Virginia Underwood Donna Lee Tighe WILLIAM BRUCE Friendship cannot be found at your doorstep; you must meet it halfway. In the short lifetime of our friend and classmate, Bill Bruce, he went forward and found friendship with all, and laughed away the sorrows of the world. A smile was his, and the world was at his feet, for his was the glory that only a few find on earth. He made a world of song and dance for himself and all his friends, and it is there that he left it for his classmates to carry on and build a happier, more cheeful place for all. When an accidental shot snuffed out his life abruptly on November 19, 1947, he left behind a memory that will live on with us forever. Row 1: Sally Altick, James Glendenning, Betty Brodie, Joyce Copeland Row 2: Roy Sutton, Norma Jean Bilyeu, Bruce Harbert, Marlene McKinney, Keith Humrich Row 3: Nancy Snethen, Charles Smith, Kay Markley, Kenneth Cochran, Phyllis Montgomery Row 4: James Scott, Patty Grayson, Paul Swearingen, Phyllis Hurst, Gordon Bailey Not pictured: Bill Howard SOPHOMORES Mr. Frank Bowersock Sponsor Row 1: Jack Morehead, Mary Tighe, John Fonda Row 2: Elva Kassahn, Peter Luhn, Ruth Ann Anspauch, Robert Cheney, Barbara Tedder Row 3: Robert Willingham, Helen Reed, Gene Brough, Margaret Lennox. Jack Hamilton Row 4: Wanda Coley, Theodore Brown, Russell Rogers, Robert McDowell, William Sampson u™ ,BackJRoW: 1)011 Guertner, Albert Payton, Richard Holt, Richard Eslinger W Ilham Grove, Gene Benedict, Goerge Havens, Robert Odell, William Bennett. Second Row: Jack Crowell, Beverly Dedisse, Frances Tedder, Carol Lawrence, Ann Hodgson, Elaine McConnell, Helen Montgomery, Max Humrich, Lester Snethen, Miss Margaret Lee, Sponsor. t i. 7?}ird,Rov Doris Kenney, Colleen Roper, Geraldine Brunz, Joyce Copeland, John Kessler, Carolyn Phelps, Opal Marshall, Beatrice Baldwin, Barbara Gale. FRESHMAN Back Row: Daggett, Gallaher, Goff, C. Grayson, Grove, Pace, Hack. Middle Row: Mrs. Bolling, Hurst, V. McKinney, S. Coley, Baum, Northcut, Mar croft. Front Row: McGraw, Kindred, Hyatt, Morgan, Bennett, Naylor, V. Baker. EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: H. Ansoauch, Dobson, Smith, McDowell, Peterson, Nesbitt. Stoneman. Middle Row: Mrs. Bolling, J. Cox, W. Cox, S. Towne, Bums, Duane Johnson, Kessler, Dwight Johnson. Front Row: Moores, Thomas, Myers, Coffin, Mall, Humrich, Pritchard, Thorpe. Middle Row: Miss Tuttle, Bay, Tedder, Epson, Maxon, Oswalt, Joanne Tabor, Thomas, Odell, Johnston, R. Baker. Front Row: Jacob, Dickson, Phelps, Crowell, Kinney, Morehead, Reed, Calvin. SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: Work, Cole, T. Reed, Lovins, Brough, McGary, Hogan. Middle Row: Miss Tuttle, Wilson, L. Miller, Poling, Cameron, Anspauch, Spitler, Dickey. Front Row: Naylor, Agee, Smith, G. Miller, Engel, Goff, Benedict. L 4 t JL S' 1 ,♦ i«  . V . YTi f r $ « s ■ mm ,w.1 m v f r 4 l  S • MOST POPULAR lo Baird Chuck Reed EPHS PERSONALITIES BEST LOOKING Bernice Bilyeu Bill Snare BEST STUDENTS Peggy Nettleton Herb Jespersen EPHS PERSONALITIES MOST ATHLETIC Donna Lee Tighe Lee Parker Gravity and alertness in meeting school problems is evidenced by secretary-treasurer Dick Smith, Harland Goertz, president Chuck Reed, vice-president Jim Glendenning, Lee Parker, and Sally Altick in student council meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL The up-and-coming schools of the nation have developed democratic school systems for meeting school problems. Estes Park has followed the trend in its student body government. This year the student body was headed by Chuck Reed, who has taken care of the job with the skill of a veteran. This year some amending and revising was done on the old constitution. The student council was started in April, 1927. The first constitution was drawn up in 1934 and has been revised several times since then. The organization is made up of a president of the student body, who is from the senior class; the secretary-treasurer, who is from the junior class; and the vice-president, who must be from the sophomore class. In addition there are two committees, athletic and social. THE WHISPERING PINE Above: Feature editor Betty Jo Blue, helped by JoAnne McGary checks feature copy, which does not in the least bother copy-editor Barry Myers. He concentrates on writing copy as fast as class editors Herb Jespersen and Chuck Reed can turn in their layouts. Looking over the last proofs of the annual pictures as a most important job are Milton Blue and photo editor Dick Sands. Money matters of great importances are talked over by business manager Charles Smith and sponsor Joyce Ramage, while associate editor Janice McConnell helps editor-in-chief Bill Anspauch plan a layout for the annual. Ignoring all such proceedings, sports editor Tiny Collins gets his copy typed. This is the managing staff that put the brains behind the annual coming out. EDITORIAL STAFF Fully intralled over their work on the Mountaineer are Dick Sands, who is reading copy as all Copy Editors must do; the feature editor, JoAnne McGary is getting some helpful assistance from Jackie Lou Rockwell, a fellow reporter; Virginia Underwood is busily typing up the sports for Sports Editor Bill Snare; Shirley Brunz, Betty Jo Blue, and Bill Anspauch look over the final copy of the latest paper and try to find their news articles. These are the busy fingers of the Editorial Staff of the Mountaineer. MANAGING STAFF Off in one comer of the Managing Editors Table we find Business Manager Beverly Parton, looking over the books with Charles Smith and Bob McDowell, the Advertising Managers. Who far off in the other comer is making so much noise? Oh! we see it is just Assistant Editor Barry Myers typing out his Editorials while Managing Editor Joyce Ramage and Editor In Chief LeRoy Machin look on. And now we see the power behind the scenes. These are the people that keep the paper coming and keep the reporters and the rest of the editors going and get the paper out to the group on time, a great job for now we see the finished product and we also see the people that put out the papers every two weeks. Look over this group and you shall see the leaders of tomorrow's press. THE MOUNTAINEER The Future Homemakers Club of America members are: Joyce Marcroft; Mona Morgan, Song Leader; Jean Bennett, Vice President; Pat Pratt, President; Doris Kenney, Treasurer; Barbara Baum, Parliamentarian; Standing are Miss Alice Tigges, Club Sponsor; Opal Marshall, and Carolyn Phelps. Secretary Collen Raper, Reporter Carol Lawerence, and Historian Zethal Naylor were absent at the time of this picture. LeRoy Machin, JoAnne McGary, Phyllis Montgomery, and Betty Brodie are presenting a pantomine tor the Dramatics Club. Standing: Dick Sands, Barry Myers, John Kessler, and Bill Grove. Seated in front of the sofa is Miss Joyce Ramage, the Club sponsor. Seated on the sofa from left to right are; Elva Kassahn, Imogene Johnson, Marlene McKinney, Jackie Lou Rockwell, and Polly Pepper. Row 1: J. Copeland, M. McKinney, P. Montgomery, H. Reed, Brodie, Grayson, I. Johnson, Elva Kassahn, Hurst, H. Montgomery, Dedisse, Tedder, D. Kenney. Row 2: Watson, Sherman, E. McConnell, McGary, Marshall, S. Brunz, J. McConnell, D. Poling, Bennett, Cochran, Brown, R. McConnell, P. Swearingen, O. Thompson, G. Brunz, B. Baldwin, Hodgson, Phelps. Row 3: N. Snethen, C. Copeland, J. Bilyeu, J. Odell, W. Coley, R. Anspauch, J. Matney, L. Snethen, R. Sands, C. Closs, J. Scott, Bailey, Glendenning, Harbert, Morehead, J. McKinney, B. Blue, Altick, P. Scott. Row 4: Lawrence, Rockwell, V. Reed, L. Swearingen, R. Jespersen, Strosnider, Hadden, Bruce, C. Reed, Goertz, Myers, R. Eslinger, R. Nytes, Parton, B. Brough, Lennox, M. Tighe. Row 5: B. Bilyeu, Baird, W. Thorpe, Holt, Havens, King, Fonda, Grove, Becker, Gene Benedict, Howard, West, Wiemers, Sutton, Kessler, Nettleton, D. Tighe. CHORUS A greatly-appreciated increase in the enrollment of the high school chorus has proved a nerve-racking test for Mr. Robert Lloyd, maestro of the music department. Last year the enrollment was approximately sixty, this year it is about ninety. During the year the Mixed Chorus has presented a Christmas cantata, a concert for the Estes Park Music Week program, and a Sunday afternoon concert with the outstanding baritone, Dr. Carl Melander, as guest soloist. Highlights of the group were an operetta and a minstrel show presented by the Boys' Glee Club, which is part of the mixed chorus. The Boys' Glee Club gave several performances before different groups throughout the year. Both the Mixed Chorus and the Glee Club went to the music contest at Greeley. Row 1: Reed, McKinney, Bennett, Morgan, D. Tighe, H. Montgomery, Pepper. Row 2: Everly, Agee, Harbert, L. Goff, Northcut, J. Thorpe, Mall, D. Humrich, Kindred, G. Brunz, King, E. McConnell. Row 3: Nesbitt, Van Pelt, A. Thompson, Jackson, P. Smith, Goertz, Baum, Wilson, Pritchard, R. Poling, M. Kinney, Hogan, P. Swearingen, R. McConnell. Row 4: Mr. Lloyd, Cole, Myers, C. Smith, O. Thompson, Jelsma, Strosnider. BAND The Estes Park High School Band, which started the year with just a handful of people, has developed throughout the year into a forty-five piece group. The band played at all the football and basketball games at home and traveled to the final conference game at La Porte. In addition to pep activities, they took part in other programs, and went to the music contest at Greeley. If the interest taken by the members this year is an indication of continued enthusiasm, it will not be long until Estes Park has built up an A-l band. The Junior Play, Ever Since Eve, was presented February 6. Those pictured here are Mrs. Rose O'Brien, director; Janice McConnell, Mrs. Clover; Roger Collins, football player; Wilferd Wiemers, Mr. Clover; John Crow, football player; Dick Smith, Johnny Clover; Lucinda Swearingen, Betsy Erwin; Miss Grace Rose, sponsor; Barry Myers, Spud Erwin. Seated are Don Bowen as Cappy Simmons; Polly Pepper, Lucybelle Lee; Jackie Lou Rockwell, Susan Blake; Harland Goertz, Principal Henry Quinn, Eddie Kassahn, Preston Hughes. Not pictured is Donna Lee Tighe who played Miss Martha Willard, the high school journalism teacher. The play was enthusiastically received, and is generally felt to have been one of the best productions ever presented here. EVER SINCE EVE Gordon Towne No. 21 Roger Collins No. 18 Lee Eddie Ralph Parker Kassahn Alps No. 19 No. 29 No. 24 Jerry Ray Thomas Swift No. 23 No. 13 Chuck Lester Gilbert Reed Sneathen Everly No. 28 Coach Herb Bill Jespersen Snare No. 25 No. 30 Roy Jim Gene jjm Bruce Sutton Scott Brough Glendenning Harbert No. 11 No. 6 No. 20 N0. 2 No. 9 John Rusty Don Guertner Carl Crow Rogers No. 16 Closs No. 22 No. 15 No. 22 Max Humrich No. 31 John George Kesseler Nytes No. 12 No. 3 Richard Becker No. 10 Robert Nytes No. 29 1947-48 FOOTBALL SQUAD Pos. No. Name Wt. Yrs. Exp. LE 13 Ray Swift ________________________ 130 Jr. 3 LT 23 Jerry Thomas ____________________176 Sr. 2 LG 24 Ralph Alps ______________________135 Sr. 2 C 29 Eddie Kassahn ______________________162 Jr. 3 RG 19 Lee Parker ______________________152 Sr. 4 RT 18 Roger (Tiny) Collins ------------240 Sr. 1 RE 21 Gordon Towne ____________________146 Sr. 3 0 28 Chuck Reed ______________________144 Sr. 4 LH 25 Herb Jespersen __________________155 Sr. 4 RH 27 Dick Smith _______________________138 Jr. 3 F 26 Bob Scott........................200 Sr. 4 John Bob Gene Cheney McConnell Benedict Mgr. No. 14 Milton Raymon Jim Don Dick George Jack Blue Jespersen Strosnider Matney Holt Havens Morehead No. 17 No. 7 No. 8 No. 27 No. 1 No. 4 Mgr. 1948 BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row, Left to Right: Brough-00 Smith-88 Jespersen-66 Snore-99 Reed-33 Kassahn-22 Swift-55 Parker-11 Second Row, Left to Right: Everly-Coach Harbert-11 Sutton-88 Kessler-77 Holt-66 Strosnider-33 Cheney-Mgr. Back Row, Left to Right: Morehead-Mgr. Sparks-99 Scott-44 Becker-44 Odell-55 Glendenning-22 Estes .. 54 Lyons 22 Estes 57 Berthoud 16 Estes. 49 Timnath 26 Estes... 22 Wellington 34 Estes 27 LaPorte 30 Estes .39 Waverly 27 Estes 81 Lyons 9 Estes 53 Berthod .13 Estes 40 Timnath 28 Estes. 30 Wellington 35 Estes 32 LaPorte 45 Estes... 47 Waverly 23 Total 531 308 1948 TRACK TEAM Front Row, Left to Right: Nytes Harbert Strosnider Brough Holt Havens Becker Odell Guertner Second Row, Left to Right: Everly-Coach Swift Smith Scott Crow Kessler Sutton Glendenning Morehead-Mgr. Third Row, Left to Right: Parker Collins B. Scott Jespersen Fonda Snare Baldwin Reed Kassahn TRACK RECORD OF 1947 Due to the fact that the annual is going to press before we can give our track team a field test this year, the sports staff of the annual thought it would be a good idea to give the excellent record of last years team. In the Conference Track Meet, Estes was first with 74V4 points, Timnath was second with 63 Vi points, and LaPorte was third with 27 Vi points. In the Northern District Meet, Estes again came through with a first place. They racked up 47Vi points. Johnstown was second with 37Vi, Timnath was third with 32 points. In the Northern Colorado Track Meet, at Colorado A M, Estes placed 7th in both A and B class competition which was considered very good. In the State Meet held at Colorado University, Estes placed fifth with Duane Sherman, Herb Jespersen and Bob Scott taking top honors. Cheerleaders: Peggy Nettleton, Jo Baird, Lucinda Swearingen Front Row, Left to Right: Copeland Odell M. McKinney Anspcruch McConnell Parton Closs Altick Rockwell J. McKinney Reed Second Row, Left to Right: Brough Johnson Brunz Brodie Montgomery Blue Underwood Sands N. Bilyeu B. Bilyeu Snethen Pepper Coley Glenn-Sponsor Third Row, Left to Right: Kassahn H. Reed Tighe McGary Markley Daggett Scott Hurst Sherman Watson Poling Lennox PEP CLUB To the 20 old members there were 19 pledges added this year. But as in any club, a little rain must fall. In this one it was in the form of a boy, DICK SANDS. The Pep Club sponsored three dances, one initiation, and one assembly during the year. They also gave several letter drills at the football games and one during the half of the Waverly basketball game. The sponsor was Miss Glenn. C fj Kt a 48 THE SERVICE, VALUE s-QUALITY MARKET OF ETTE5 PARK BRODIE BROTHERS GROCERY'S-MARKET Phone ESTES PARK, COLORADO JLKTiWL tfoeruaMXr Z - b - THE ESTES PARK GAS COMPANY BUTANE • PROPANE GAS UQ From Your Westinghouse Dealer Best Wishes To The Seniors From C.A.GRAVE$ Home Appliances GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION -Hammered Copper -Wrought Aluminum -Imported Figurines and Animal Figures Always A Complete Selection Of Hallmark Cards HERZOGJ GIFT HOP INDIAN JEWELRY OUVENIR Those Rolls, Cakes, Cookies and Pastries. 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