Palmer High School - Terror Trail Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Max Buckridge, John Morgan, Peter Stender, Jack Hoff, Bob Burt, John Huffman, Pa! Ray, Walter Bergstrom, Doug Barker, Larry Charles, John Beniamin, David Jenkins, Tim Middle, Harold Case, Bob Denning, Mr. Kalber, Mr. Gordon, Dick Perez, Mgr., Doug Johnson, mgr. Coach Glenn Blagg's Terror Wrestling Squad completed a highly successful i958 season with a record of eight wins and six defeats. The Terror matmen provided tough competition for all opposing teams. The matmen started the season with wins against Pueblo County, La Junta, Pueblo Central and Rocky Ford. The first loss of the season was handed the Terror matmen by Grand Junction as the Tigers overpowered the Tribe, 35-6. After losing to the defending state champions, Montrose, the Terrors came back with wins over Englewood, Centennial, Trinidad, West Denver, and Golden. The final matches of the season saw the Tribe drop close contests to North and East Denver and Arvada. The Terror matmen swept the honors in the annual South Central League tournament as they captured seven first place, three second place and two third place ribbons. With top honors also in the district meet, the squad was confident of a good showing in the state meet, but iniuries and rough competition proved too much for the Terror men. George Pacheco took a fourth place ribbon and remained the only Terror to win in the Denver Meet. Early in February the Tribe B squad wrestlers played host to four wrestling teams from south- ern Colorado. Eleven of the twelve Terror matmen placed in the tournament as the Tribe captured top honors. The strength here was a good indication that next season's team may be even stronger than the T958 A squad. PIGGIE BACK Terror wrestlers find themselves in a ? ., Opponent Terrors Pueblo County o 38 La Junta iii 29 Pueblo Centra! i3 29 Rocky Ford i5 33 Grand Junction 35 6 Montrose 29 i4 Englewood 23 i7 Centennial i7 i3 Trinidad l l 35 West Denver 20 27 Golden TO 44 North Denver 25 i9 East Denver 24 Qi Arvada 23 lo position.

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