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

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President Ruth McGrow led the Junior High Student Council in 65-66 Left row, from front to bock: Bruce Crowley, Rocky Tollman, Cam Ebcl and Jim Hackett. Middle row: Pam Martin, Robin Hurt, Cindy Swain, Nancy Wilson and Greg Smith Right row: Mary Blanchar, Debbie Burgess, Jill Myers and John Atwood Grade 8B has finally finished junior high. Top row: Bob Goehring, Kenny Wilson, Mike George, Frank West, Dick Sutherland, Jerry Martin, Dave Thompson, Chuck Makmster, Greg Smith and Scott Rogers. Bottom row: Marlene Gibson, Mory Blanchar, Eva Boothroyd, Tern Adrian, Theo Keffelcr, Linda Dodge, Chris Kleineider, Judic Ward, Jill Myers and Beth Sykes. 25 Gartner Hous

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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

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and confusion This year seventh grade was many things. It was that grown up feeling of the first year away from grade school. It was confusion. It was Rick Johnson with his Way to go! greeting to senior girls. It was David Blair and David Wiemers taking part in the high school Christmas program. It was realization by all of the importance of remembering things such as bringing gym suits to P.E. and the location of the next class. It contained many memories which will remain with the class of'71 This challenging year began with the election of the seventh graders' first class officers. Those chosen were: Cam Ebel, president; Doug Daniel, secretary; Mike Paglia, treasurer and Bruce Crowley and Rocky Tollman, Student Council representatives. Bruce Andrews, Eddy Dunn and Steve Nytes work industriously on last minute preparations ol Christmas decorations in the Student Center. Seventh grade A is pleased with its new environment Bock row: Doug Daniel, Matt Moeller, David Blair, Scott Sutter, Eric Kaiser, Cam Ebel, Rocky Tollman and Ricky Johnson. Front row: Barbara Parker, Anna Wilson, Pam Martin, Cindy Swain, Jody Mokinsfer Connie Tedder, Sue Ann Richardson, Susie Statham, Cynthia Haynes and Carolyn Ensle. Lazy B Chuckwagon