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

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the thought of a year to come The class of '67 is a group of individuals buf they hove worked together well this year. They ore the wealthiest class in EPHS and this may be attributed to the fact that everyone shared the responsibilities involved in the work that had to be done. The junior class set a record this year in raising money from concessions. A spring car wash and the selling of pens also brought in revenue to be spent on Prom. Larry Lamblin sold fifty-six pens which was the class high. In short this has been a profitable year for the juniors. They are looking forward to their senior year with both anticipation and apprehension, but none of them seem really worried over the duties that will be assumed with senior status. They will succeed just as all other classes have succeeded. Mr. Kirby was delegated the job of giving the junior class a guiding hand. David Anderson Sharon Anderson Ken Browning Gary Cleveland David Crane Joyce Crowley Patti Davidson Debbie Dekker Steve Eiker Judy Frenzel Happy Talk Gift Shop Palmer Agency Harmony Ranch Old Plantation Restaurant 12

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Gayle Shertzer Mickey Shultz Patti Terrain Jane Thompson Russ Webber Suzie Weldon Patti West Gail Willwerth Some of the senior lettermcn review the last football Greg Danncls and Bill Chambers arc admiring a good gome in the Mountaineer. basketball shot, but whor is Bob Pohly looking at? 1 1

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Ray Gilbert Bill Hanks Mary Beth Harris Don Holmes Becky Hutchens Dean Ingram Marchetta Jackson Debbie Koenig Juniors profited from leadership this year. Junior class officers for 65-66 are: Paul Rohrbaugh, president; Mike Williams, vice-president; Sharon Anderson, secretary; Don Spurgeon, Student Council representative; Steve Schlingman, treasurer and Charles McNeil, Student Council representative. 13 King Camals