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

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Students rush from the cars and the cold of winter to the building, to find warmth and cheer inside. Winter Weaves Wonders

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All School Play Is A Jolly Good Smash Around the World in Eighty Days was the all school play. Fifty-four students produced, directed and managed the play and others designed sets and provided music. Rehearsals were amusing when Gail Willwerth had to wear slacks to prevent skinning her knees on her entrance. Ad-libed lines by the set clowns elevated spirits of the cast when the going got rough. Left top: Mrs. Roberts helps Patty Hurd put the final touches on her moke-up while Ion Mader supervises. Right top: Richie James puts himself into his part in Around the World in Eighty Days . Left bottom: Dave Schlendorf gives Barbara Statham a warm embrace in the jungle. Right bottom: Dave Miles looks quite dumb-founded when Ray 26 McNeill gives him his list of household duties. mutmUm News is received of the roilrood strike ond the uncompleted tracks Fogg needed to toke him further around the world. Stage hand. Bill Mercer, helps Richie James, Bob Bartlett, Dave Schlen-dorf, Roy McNeill and Bill Lambert learn their lines. Estes Park Rexall Drug Estes Park Lumber Company

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Representatives to Student Council work together for o fine school. Top row: Greg Donnels, Bob Pohly, Don Spurgeon, Ray McNeill, Andy Sible, Bryan Pershern, Butch Adams, Butch Clifton, Ian Mader. Front row: Linda Williams, Mary Beth Harris, Bonnie Petrocine, Amy Patterson, Linda Petrocine, Barbara Statham, Frances McGrow. Greg Dannels, Bryan Pershern and Andy Sible were leaders we discovered we could depend upon. Concern is shown by Student Council members as they study problems important to .the students they represent. Student Council Provides Leadership Training Student Council is the governing organization composed of student representatives selected to plan and ponder issues affecting the student body. Under the fine leadership of Andy Sible, president; Bryan Pershern, vice-president, and Greg Donnels, secretary-treasurer. Student Council met often discussing, deciding ond practicing principles of self-government, the important rights Americans learn to value here while students and enjoy all their lives. A meeting with the Town Council concerning the curfew proposal was efficient, effective and brought the real problems facing Estes youth to better understanding. Through a decision of the Student Council, records were bought and played for student use at noon break and donees. Representatives mode friends as they represented us at league meetings, conferences and conventions. 28 Estes Park Chomber of Commerce Aspen Lodge