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

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BaanA oi education Of great importance to any school is the Board of Education. It is this group which considers and approves all school policies, and which is responsible for the operation and financing of the schools. Estes Park has long been fortunate in having well qualified and understanding people on the Board of Education. Certainly the Board members who have served during the 1949-50 school year measure up very well. With Dr. J. 0. Mall, as president, Mrs. R. T. MacCracken as secretary, and T. C. Jelsema as treasurer, the Board has shown much interest in and understanding toward the needs of Estes Park High School. Students of the school recognize and appreciate their interest and helpfulness. ROSE E 0 BRIEN Mrs. Rose E. O'Brien, a graduate of Portsmouth College, England, is the bustling, efficient school secretary. Besides handling these demanding duties, Mrs. O'Brien helped with both of the class plays this year. CARL B. FRANZEN Carl B Franzen, our superintendent of schools, is perhaps one of the busiest men in EPHS. Besides co-ordinating the school board, the faculty, and the student body, he is the Physics instructor. Because of his capability and co-operation in handling these taxing duties, Mr. Franzen has easily won the respect of all who come into contact with his pleasing personality.

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ri q ROBERT W TURNER Robert W. Turner is one of the most efficient and conscientious members of our over worked faculty. He very capably manages the responsible and demanding position of principal and also teaches elementary algebra. Mr. Turner handles his thankless job with his mind on the welfare of students and faculty, trying to co-ordinate the wishes of both. fyacultu During the past year, the faculty of Estes Park High School has worked tirelessly to educate and guide students in the various fields offered for study. The teachers have co-cperated to the utmost of their ability with the various time-stealing extra-curricular activities and they have always been only too willing to help those who help themselves. Their active interest in our school and its students has made the high school the fine institution of learning that it is. To these fine people we extend our appreciation and cooperation.