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

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Memories are a Homecoming, loyalty to past friendships and recollection of older dreams taking their places with new horizons of thought and action. Young Ideas, Attitudes, Goals On-the-go youth whirls through a fast-moving world of hopes and hang ups, questions and answers, anticipation and nostalgia. In their faces, as those of Patty Hurd and Dawn Alliger, is the spirit of the Bobcat legend. Sharing the smiles, tears and special things is friendship, as shown by Don Schofield, Bruce Slapper and Bart Dannels. Concentration by Craig Roessler, Ray Parker, Pat Hawks and Jeff Rogers is the promise for tomorrow, for those who will walk out through school doors to follow a destiny. Contents Action In Understanding The Departments 17 Action In Loyalty Sports 33 Action In Cooperation Organizations 49 Action In Spirit Underclassmen 65 Action In Anticipation Spring Supplement 79

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Looking toward the future of our country and the heritage ideals for which the flag stands is a heritage revered by of the past, youth is motivated to action. Leaders of to- every student. Youth's objectives are honor, patriotism morrow are supporters of this flag today. Respect for the and most of all, peace. Silence reigns over the football field as a symbol of our modernized society rushes by. The constantly moving and active world of today passes the older, silent traditions of yesterday. In today's world there is no place for the one who is silent and still. Shifting World i ieeds “This day will never come again; use it or lose it. So reads a simple cardboard sign we’re all familiar with, instilling a spirit of go-getter-ism in each of us as we hustle down the hall. An electric clock in every room of the school silently passes off the seconds, going around and around, never stopping or even slowing down to wait for someone who lags behind. It sets a steady pace — a pace challenged by the students, conscious, energetic young people determined to seize every possible moment and pack it with life and meaning, making the days worthwhile and memorable. This is action 1968. This is what today's students are all about — what this annual is all about, a story of the lively set, the fast-moving, on-the-go generation. 2

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Expressed every day is school action. The inter-school and community cooperation and friendships motivate the spirit we need for working classes and winning teams. Combined action is the key to better communication and understanding. In all types of competition, though each side tries its hardest to better the opponent, there basically remains good feeling between individuals. A firm handshake between Bobcat Jeff Rogers and an opponent reflects the friendships formed in sports and all inter-school activities. A supporting community helped finance the annual as page sponsors, attended games and donated time and money to school projects. Through the effort of Kiwanis Club, Dr. James Durwood and Dr. L. E. Gant fitted mouthpieces for football boys. Spirit, the rousing quality that is contagious wherever Bobcats appear, is expressed in many forms. Standing cheers from Estes fans sound equally enthusiastic on an opponent's field as on their own. Voices blended bring action. fl U 4