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

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, ' • i , -• • - .. vffJ?V'-v £ t v‘1r ': The members of closs 7B entered a challenging world this year. Top row Robin Hurt, Deanna Aldrich, Mike Schofman, Bruce Crowley, Randy Smith, David Tedder, Randy Brown, Mike Pagiia ond Kenny Renner. Bottom row: Carol Webber, Dana Bussell, Molli Dunham, Peggy Fairchild, Nancy Wilson, Morilyn Duell, Jayne Calender and Susan Perney Mr Jerry Gilliland introduces the junior high chorus The use of musical instruments make chorus more in- members to a new and exciting technique in musical teresting tor junior high students. study. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Sam A Luce

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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

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We have admiration 28 departments