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

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GOT THE MUNCHIES. A ravenous Sally Schneidkraut (right) bites into her pizza as Susan Curry feasts her eyes on the remainder. SMILING CELEBRITIES. Jake Jabs poses with Lisa King and Heidi Bigler (below) as Heidi displays her autographed t-shirt. FRIDAY NIGHT FEVER. The latest disco steps are demonstrated for the cameraman by dancers A1 Nugent and Kazuko Okada (right). 12 MD Dance-a-thon

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MY. WHAT AN UNUSUAL SCENT YOU HAVE. An interesting perfume worn by Lily Belle (Mindy Smith) catches Hannibal’s (Richard Slizeski) attention. EEK! A MOUSE. Panic strikes Mary May (T.J. Hanes) and Ethel Savage (Lynne Yancey). HOME TO MAMA. A disgruntled Jeff (Alan Nugent) is comforted by Miss Wilhelmina (Lisa Friedrich) as Mrs. Savage (Lynne Yancey) and Hannibal (Richard Slizeski) look on smugly. HOW DARE YOU. A glowering Senator Savage (Kevin Kester) fumes as his mother explains what happened to her wealth. The Curious Savage” 11

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TURN IT UP. As important to the marathon as the dancers was the music, furnished in part by Garth Wilson and Eric Ritschard. Dancers earn $2100 A cold and rainy May 16 found 48 marathoners “dancing the night away” in the high school student center to raise money for muscular dystrophy. Beginning at 7 p.m. on Friday and continuing until 10 a.m. Saturday. the dancers raised approximately $2,100 toward their $6,000 goal. Several activities were held during the course of the 15-hour marathon to entertain and encourage the participants. Among these were a pizza party, an ice-cream sundae making party and a caramel-apple eating contest. The activities were staged during the half-hour breaks the dancers took every four hours. Numerous dance contests were also held. The highlight of the event was a visit from American Furniture Warehouse owner Jake Jabs Friday evening. He was greeted enthusias- tically by dancers and spent quite a while signing autographs. Later, Jabs joined the dancing and even sang and played his guitar. A student committee, headed by T. J. Hanes, was responsible for organizing the marathon. Local merchants were very supportive, donating both food for the meals and activities and prizes for those participants raising the most money. Three prizes were given for the amount of money raised. First prize, a waterbed from American Furniture Warehouse, went to Inger Lyngholm. who raised $284.50. Terry Carney received second prize (a stereo system), for raising $282.75. Third prize, a dinner for two at Rock Acres, went to Sally Schneidkraut. The three winners also received trophies marking their accomplishments. DEDICATED DANCERS. Marathoners are beginning to tire by Saturday morning, including Barbara and Ruth Siebenaler. MD Dance-a-thon 13