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Sunrise, viewed from Many Parks Curve on Trail Ridge Road, climbs over brings opportunity, challenge and new learning experiences, preparing us the horizon on Easter morning as a new day begins. Each new school day for later life. 2 Opening
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Whispering. Pine’82 Volume 53 W, Estes Park High School stes Park, Colorado 80517
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A new day begins — signaling new opportunities, new challenges and new learning experiences. School is a stepping stone to meeting these challenges and to reaching our potentials. Some students made the most of learning opportunities in high school; others were content to just scrape by. But the school offered something for everyone. Changes enhancing these offerings included a new track, an enlarged computer system, a juke box in the student center, a ’60s day during homecoming week and prom in the student center. Marked by an informal atmos- phere, the year brought less vandalism and more students on honor roll — 89 first semester — than usual. It witnessed a trend toward math, science and business courses. “Kids are becoming more concerned about how to get a job,’’ Principal Gordon Rudel reflected. At the same time, extracurricular activities gained popularity, luring more than half of the student body from their books. Band, intramural volleyball, plays and numerous other activities rounded out school life. Spirit and pride rallied in all school events. With two new members, Richard Putney and Jean Menning, the school board took steps to improve education in the district. It developed an ongoing five-year plan, required by the state. Through board action, human physiology and computer literacy were added to the curriculum. Every student had the opportunity to follow “a personal interest,” to enjoy “a change of pace” in sports and to earn an education, “a common goal.” In all school functions, EPHS students were the “margin of difference.” Their decisions shaped the school year. Together, students and teachers determined the quality of education as they “brought good things to life.” Opening 3
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