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

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EASY ON THE FEET. Coach Jim Williamson (left) shows that he's no fool by carting around the golf course. A RESTFUL MOMENT Track Coach Bob Volzer (below) takes a break from coaching to just watch on. CALLING SIGNALS Football Coach Perry Black cries out signals and watches for the team to respond. Coaches 29

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MAGIC QUARTERBACK. Coach Doug Max shows the correct way to hold an invisible football. It takes someone special There must be something very special that possesses a person to become a coach. It certainly can’t be the money, because one could make more moonlighting as a gas station attendant. Coaches must have both a love for kids and a love for athletic competition. I enjoy watching kids grow in both attitude and ability.” stated track Coach Doug Max. You can often see a change in a kids attitude after just one season.” Coaches need to be both hard-nosed and understanding at the same time. “You have to be tough if you want to get anything accomplished, but there has to be an element of understanding if a coach is fair. noted Head Football Coach Perry Black. On the line! is probably one of the most dreaded phrases an athlete ever hears. Inevitably it means it’s time to run suicides or wind sprints. Conditioning is one of the worst parts of athletics, and coaches seem to show no mercy in this area. But most good athletes realize that it is for their own good. AN UNSURE FEELING Swim Coach Bob Johnson scans the facilities before the Windsor swim meet. 28 Coaches

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CAN'T STOP DANCIN'. Tiring participants barely move as they struggle to reach their 18 hour goal. 30 Dances GET UP AND BOOGIE. Students in the marathon are very anxious to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy during the first two hours of dancing. YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN. Bob Rutherford gags in disbelief as he spies the cameraman taking his picture.