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

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STRESSING A POINT. Head Coach Perry Black instructs varsity team members on blocking strategy during a practice session on the school field. FRONT ROW: Hans Kell. Arnie Johnson. Scott Spaur. Chris Ensminger. Joe Baker. Frank Stetson. Adam Arnold. Chris Backstrum. Peter Dunmire. Bo Williams. Dave Fisher. Dave Houtz. Kevin Gorackc. Dale Vinzenz. Paris Hunt. Jim Pinson. Jim Evans. Gary Thorpe. Scott Stetson. Bobby Mathernc. and Todd Copper. ROW TWO: Gerry Hunt. Chris Ingold. Kevin Saldeen. Jamie Flynn. John Brandly. Ron Bazman. Tom Denning. Dennis Schlarbaum. Steve Laing. Greg Austin. Mark Cross. Jim Dykes. Rod Rudcl. Dan Williams. Jim Dickinson. Todd Smith. Jerry Redman. Kerwyn Mabie. Stan Beckman. Joel Fredrickson. Russ Thomas. Jim Radcliffe. Managers Charlotte Ingold. Debbie Reeder, and Cindy Younglund. BACK ROW: Trainer Dave Anstey. Mark Pallissard. Scott Pedersen. Shawn Sallee. Tim Crowley. Mark Denning. Mike D. Anderson. Chris Youngheim. Glenn Dunmire. Shayne Copper. Dan Sinner. Tim Hardistcr. Steve Abrames. Mark Mangelsen. Mike Backstrum. Mike E Anderson. Bill Reed. Eric Carvcll. Doug Paglia. Mike Arnold. Wayland Russell. Coach Brian Martens. Perry Black, and George Carlson. Football 7

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Injuries For the coaches, players, and fans, the EPHS football season started out extremely well, with Estes winning the first two games of the season. In the third game the Bobcats played with the loss of senior halfback Mark Mangclscn. who had suffered a leg injury. In the fourth game Estes beat Bcrthoud, spoiling their homecoming. In this game Mangclscn was lost for the year with an injured knee. The Bobcats lost their four remaining games, including homecoming. where Eaton won 19-6. Five additional team members were lost to injuries. Glenn Dunmire, Doug Paglia, Dennis Schlarbaum. and Mangelsen ended the season on the sidelines with a 3-5 record. Players recognized for outstanding achievement were: Dan Sinner-Most Improved Defensively; Eric Carvell-Most Improved Offensively; FOOTBALL 3 Wins. 5 Losses Estes Park Opponent 28 Middle Park 6 14 Lyons 7 7 Platte Valley 16 6 Berthoud 0 6 Eaton 19 12 Highland 33 14 U-High 28 20 Windsor 43 frustrate gridders FIELD GOAL ATTEMPT. Mike E Anderson OBSTACLE Senior Eric Carvell rushes holds the ball as Jim Dykes prepares to kick. toward a blocking opponent. FORWARD YARDAGE. Halfback Mark Mangelsen attempts to dodge his pursuer in the victory over Lyons, which was the second game of the year. 6 Football

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Golfers, runners The golfers, after having school funds cut off last year, raised enough money during the summer to again have a team. Projects from a car wash to a garage sale provided enough money for a bigger and better team. Coached by Mr. Jim Williamson, the four varsity players, seniors Tom Nichol and Roger Belleau, and juniors. Steve Thomson and Dave Bush, showed overall improvement, placing in several big tournaments and again found themselves first out of the few Welco teams. A new twist to an old sport, five cross-country members endured their first season. Coached by Mr. Bob Volzer. three juniors. Steve Durnal, Keith Kofford. and Dave Holland, and two sophomores. Neil Casey and Suzy Nichol. competed in respective categories doing fairly well for their first year. The team participated in only three meets, where all entry fees were dropped for the unfunded team. SMOOTH WEDGE. Senior Tom Nichol chips toward the hole during a home match. FRONT ROW: Russ Whitney. Dave Bush. Kevin Schumaker. Roger Belleau. Tom Nichol. Steve Thomson, and Coach Jim Williamson. BACK ROW: James Tinsley. Bart Verry. Mike Gardiner. Alan Nugent. Biff Steam, and Heidi Bigler. 8 Golf SLOW DOWN. Roger Belleau puts a little too much on his putt as the ball rolls by the cup.