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

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' un, Dave Pearson, Reid Ritschard, Erin Trorp and Nathan Johnson warm up before the Large Members ofthe Concert Choir warm up be- Group Festival. fore the Large Group Festival. Director Phebe Novic instructs the Concert The Concert Choir prepares for the Large Group Festival on April 29, when they received Choir at the Large Group Festival. straight one ratings. Choir 27

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Og-A Knowledge bowl 'a Q, zzfm .api 5 I if, -s 'T' Knowledge bowl sponsor Dave Martin posts scores at the Estes Invitational. Julee Felsman concentrates on a problem in the fall Knowledge Master Open. x f XE N H 'X Q r . is V Competing at the district meet held at CSU, varsity members Gene Hardy, Jay Watson and Julee Felsman fail to qualify for the state meet in Durango. Left Durango-less The knowledge bowl team capped off a less-than-eventful season when it failed to qualify for the state meet at the districts. Team member Robby James magnanimously said, 'll don't re- ally enjoy the trip to Durango any- way, it's too long. Dave Martin, the activity's sponsor, felt that if the whole team had been able to compete in every meet, then the team would have had a much more successful, highly respectable season. But, all of the core members had numer- ous other commitments as well that conflicted with the Saturday meets and the lunch practices. The highlight of the season was the second-place finish at the team's ovm meet in Estes. The JV also earned a third-place finish at Valley. For the second year the team competed in the Knowledge Mas- ter Open. They earned average scores amidst an abundance of bad auk jokes during the three- hour, computer-administered test. The irreverent and klepto- maniac attitudes prevalent among the team members provided tales ofairplanes on wires, cows without legs and trips back into foreign schools to return souvenirs taken from the premises. Knowledge bowl 29