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

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Rena Roberts for: understanding and sympathy, inspiration and guidance, making students go beyond ordinary requirements, teaching them how to be people and to think for themselves, having a sense of humor, being a good sport, work above and beyond the call of duty. In short, for being a truly great teacher, the Whispering Pine staff is proud to dedicate the 1963 edition to you. class of 1963

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shadows... Have you ever seen a picture which doesn’t contain any shadows? If you could see one, you would notice how unrealistic it is, with no perspective. Life is like a picture. Shadows are essential to add perspective and reality. Certainly all the events in anyone's life are not going to be bright and happy. Sometimes it takes grief and sorrow to mature a person, to cast a shadow over the gayer events. You don't very often see pictures without shadows, just as you don't very often find lives without sorrow or sadness. But yet, all the shadows in one's life are not cast by unhappy events. Just as an object casts a shadow in a picture, or as a body casts a shadow in the light, every person met during a lifetime casts a shadow of memories, of hours spent together, of laughter... and tears, shared with friends. This book presents a record of a school year. It will evoke memories of people, places, fun, laughter, and yes, even unhappiness. But yet, as a part of life, it's a good picture to have. In later years, they'll be good memories to have, too. Pictures and names, successes and good times, school life and extra-curricular events are included in this story of student life, but it can't begin to show the many people who have unselfishly worked long hours planning, writing, and taking pictures for it. These people deserve credit for a job well done, as do the businessmen associated with our community who, through their generous support, made this book possible. Just as we’ll remember the hours of work spent on the job, this book will provide students and teachers alike with a record of the school year, and in later years will bring forth memories of many happy hours spent with unforgettable friends. the editors,

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MRS. RUTH GAY math, science MR. ROBERT KIRBY enelish MRS. JEAN TANGUAY language MISS EUGENIA TUTTLE social studies silver streak railroad