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

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Q ,sk .gl s 'Lx the vvhistle. OVER THEY GO. Don Estes, Steve Corbin, Dick Hahn, Charles Miller are oft at the sound of UP FOR AlR, Gary Ptister races against time. .4 ufbn PADDLING TO THE LEAD, Steve Corbin adds to the TGGVT1 SCOV9- Under the guidance of Coach Joe Sparling, the Ter- ror swim team completed a very successful T958 season. Returning lettermen from last year's squad were Dick Hahn, Gary Phister, Chuck Brunner and Steve Corbin, thus forming a strong nucleus for the Terror tank team. Meeting many strong toes, the team combined their will to win and team unity to take top honors. A seventh place rating in the state meet at Denver University cli- rnaxed a traditionally fine season.