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

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Highlights of the year for the Estes Park High School A Cappel-la choir were the annual Christmas program, a spring vocal program, participation in Music Week and in the High School Music Festival, and presentation of several selections at baccalaureate. Though it met only three days a week, the vocal group did outstanding work. Mr. Harris N. Dersham directed the chorus, and Miss Mona Morgan acted as accompanist. The Seventh and Eighth grade chorus sang with the high school warblers in their Christmas program and in their spring concert. Mr. Dersham directed and accompanied the junior organization, which met every day.

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Carl Holt Anita Low Jim Hite Patty Jesse Clarence Haller Doris Prater Diane Burner Bob Carvell Barbara Porter Gary Dickey Lois Haller Charles Thomas 1 «« EL'b r j '« +!’ v 4 N r V o r m o M r i o«o 1 A TWIN V , fe-' ) Jim McGraw Helen Rockwell Harold Edwards Nancy Lancaster Ronald Willits Kay McKelvey Don Vinson Jim Sherbenou Barbara Dersham Earl Staudinger » Don Stoppel Sharon Nighswonger Tom Johnston Bob Sawyer Don Huffman Dick Montgomery Paul McKelvey not shown ‘Seco-rttiafy fctju ted This year's Sophomore Class and its sponsor, Mr. Slatt, have worked diligently to make the 1951-52 term a successful one socially and financially. The 29 members of the class sponsored Marshmallow World , a carefully planned, long dreamed of semi-formal dance, on Dec. 21. Higher dues and concessions at ball games helped boost their financial condition. Sophomore officers: Carl Holt, president; Don Huffman, vice president; Lois Haller, secretary; Clarence Haller, treasurer; Bob Sawyer, student council representative.

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STAFF (IlflinTflins STflnOflROS Under the editorship of Nancy Grove, our mimeographed MOUNTAINEER first appeared on September 28, THE MOUNTAINEER staff was composed of 18 Journalists. The position of managing editor was filled by Virginia Baker. She gave our assignments and proof read all copy. Page editors, Donna Sherbenou, Betty Johnston,Ruth Baker, Nancy Grove, Penne Tiller, and Bob Stoneman, dummied their assigned pages,proof read and stenciled them. Only with their sanction was the stencil put on the mimeograph. Betty McGraw took care of the business for THE MOUNTAINEER and THE WHISPERING PINS. Wanda Turner, head miraeoscoper, lighted up the mimeoscope many periods, a6 did Betsy Thomas, and Barbara Baum. With the help of Orville Thomas, Dink Oversteg, and Bob Kessler, Bob Stoneman, STANDING: Mrs. Bolling, Virginia Baker,Nancy Grove, and Ruth Baker. SITTING: Betty Johnston, Bob Stoneman, Betty McGraw, and Wanda Turner. the overseer of the mimeographing, found hi 6 load less tedious. Co-exchange editors, Thelma Brunet,and Donna Sherbenou saw that exchange and subscription papers were sent to their destination. A little original humor was added to each edition of the paper by Jean Bennett. Circulation manager,Bob Anspauch, saw to it that the administration, faculty,and student body received each issue of THE MOUNTAINEER. JUNIORS EDIT PAPER For promotion of better editorship in the coming year, issue editors, composed Of five Juniors, each edited one edition of the paper. The publication, put out by the Journalism class, sponsored by Mrs. Ethel Bolling,endeavored to maintain standards set before them and print a first place paper. FIRST PLACE AWARDED An International First Flace Award was granted to THE MOUNTAINEER,Estes Park High School newspaper, for the school year of 1950-1951. Helen Montgomery, who graduated last spring, edited this paper. For two preceding years THE MOUNTAINEER earned the second place award, with 82h and 838 points respectively. Last year's score was 855 points out of a possible perfect score of 1,000 points. These awards are made each year by the Ouill and Scroll Society for school newspapers. 24