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

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FOOTBALL Sept. 11 Estes 7 Eaton 13 18 Estes 0 Ft. Lupton 7 25 Estes 7 Berthoud 6 Oct. 2 Estes 0 T imnath 13 9 Estes 0 La Porte 6 16 Estes 40 Erie 6 23 Estes 18 Greeley CH 27 Nov. 6 Estes 21 T imnath 26 Total Points 93 104 Coach Caranci and Coach Mindock. The Bobcats had a successful season, in spite of the fact that there were few games won. Estes Park was probably one of the top Class B schools, defensively, in Colorado. They limited all but one team to a 7-point difference. The Bobcats took third place in the conference, dropping to the second-place team, LaPorte, 6-0. The worst defeat came to the Bobcats by dropping to Timnath, the first-place team, 13-0. The happiest victory for the Bobcats was the homecoming win over Erie 40-6. Estes Park met these squads with their new and colorful suits, purple and white jerseys, with red stripes on silver pants. Back row: Clyde McLennan, Gary Sahm, Jerry Hodges, Bill Herzog, Don Holt, Delbert Hope, Keith Miller, Rod Hutchinson, Ron Miller. Second row: Coach Stephen Mindock, Gary Hossack, Tom McKinney, Jim Knox, Bill Reagan, Harold Smedley, Larry McAllister, Val Cameron,Ken Lambert,Coach Roland Caranci. First row: Don Stoppel, Harvey Thomas, Bill Dickerson, Charles Thomas, Clarence Haller, Don Vinson, Eugene Halboth, Jack Glendenning, Bob Carvell, Carl Holt, Jim McGraw. 26

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PROUD NEW YORK By proud New York and its man-piled Matterhorns, The hard blue sky overhead and the west wind blowing, Steam-plumes waving from sun-glittering pinnacles. And deep streets shaking to the million river: Manhattan, zoned with ships, the cruel Youngest of all the world's great towns, Thy bodice bright with many a jewel, Imperially crowned with crowns . . . Who that has known thee but shall burn In exile till he come again To do thy bitter will, O stern Moon of the tides of men! 2S

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