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

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 Hey, Bob' You're supposed to push the other woy! As students look on, freshman Mike Dunham reads one thinks Roxy Kleckler during an Indian wrestling match of his poems which entertained students this year, after school Diane Schuett Bruce Slapper Ed Sutherland Raylene Townsend Jim Way Sharon Sible Tom Steinbacher Dickie Swain Danny Updike Marti West 23 Hobby Horse Motor Lodge National Pork Village Pat Craft Wood Arts Norton's Cafe

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Donna Johnston Thea Kaiser Terri Kessinger Roxy Kleckler John Klein Freshmen moke themselves comfortoble as they toke Freshmen look somewhat busy, but what's Shirley Iowa Tests. doing? Brink Liles Anne McGraw Linda McNeil Ray Parker Lucky Pearson Lynn Phillips LeAnn Ramsel Jim Schlingman Highland Cottages First National Bank of Estes Park Nat ona! Forest Tours Compliments of Gerard Lefebvre

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Grade 8A has become better prepared for high school. Top row: Bruce Andrews, Tom Updike, Jim Martin, Dennis Thompson, Ed Dunn, Pot Hill, Steve Nytes, Brad Ebel, Steve Davidson, Gary Graham, Jim Hackett and John Atwood. Bottom row: Sharon Ted der, Valdine Gibson, Gail Machin, Debbie Hall, Janet Hutchens, Jaclyn VerStracten, Kathy O'Dell, Ruth McGrow, Andrea Schom mer, Debbie Burgess and Shirley Young. . . . anticipation of more freedom Loading their bikes for the ride home after a hard day at school are Kenny Renner, Steve Nytes and Gary Graham For the class of '70 eighth grade meant different things. For the class it meant roller skating at the YMCA. Often for Chuck Makinster and Brad Ebel it meant riding bicycles to school, packs on backs. For Dave Thompson it meant donating guinea pigs and pack rats to the biology department For most it was the enjoyment of the last moments of the little kid routine before entering high school Developing the worthy quality of leadership were the eighth grade class officers: Jim Hackett, president; Cynthia Haynes, vice-president; Terri Adrian, secretary; Frank West, treasurer; John Atwood and Greg Smith, Student Council representatives and Ruth McGraw, president of the Junior High Student Council. 24 Parent Teachers Association