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

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SELFCORONATION. Lcs Wiemers and Linda Brandly (above) crown themselves at the dance. GANG OF THREE. Members of the senior class (right) stare into the flames of the bonfire built during the week of homecoming. Homecoming ‘reels in years’ Homecoming festivities began on the week of Oct. 6. The first activity in line for the week was the float building contest. The sophomores placed first, followed by the freshmen in second place. The seniors placed third and the juniors came in last. Winning the hall decorating contest were the seniors. The juniors placed second, the sophomores third and the freshmen fourth. During the rest of the weeks, students placed bids for freshman slaves and for varsity football players’ legs. The students also participated in “Slob Day” and “Hat and Sock Day” and an E-Club barbecue. Thursday night the senior class held a carbash and bonfire. After attending ope hour of school on Friday morning, students took part in a parade down Elkhorn Avenue which showed off class floats, high school and middle school bands and other entries. The theme of the parade was “Reeling in the Years.” Friday afternoon the Bobcat football team played an excellent homecoming game against the Windsor Wizards, losing by only one point, 13-12. The theme for Friday night’s dance was “Ride like the Wind.” At 10:30, Les Wiemers and Linda Brandly were crowned king and queen. The candidates also included Caren Grady, Elisabeth Menning, Mark Bana and Kevin Goracke. 8 Homecoming

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ON DISPLAY. A display case filled with pieces, manned by Mary Cate Paterson, (left) greets Lori Foote and Kim Mowery at Heirloom Jewelers. DONUT HAUS DOUGHBOY. Stuffing bread into plastic bags is only one of the-jobs performed by Franz D'Alquen (below) each summer. GET THE PICTURE. Melissa Yancey (left) waits patiently in Swank’s Photography studio for a pair of customers to decide on a frame. Jobs 7

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MONUMENTAL MOUSER. Ty Ricker poses for a picture while wearing part of the senior float. SWINGING SWARM. On a crowded dance floor, students enjoy the music of Susan Elliot at the homecoming dance held Friday night in the student center. STUFFING COTTON. Cathy Cotten helps to construct the Juniors’ float by stuffing napkins in to chicken wire. Students spent a week building their floats. A WALK IN THE PARK. Malcom Man-deville takes his toddler” on a stroll around the student center on the traditional Slave Day. Homecoming 9