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

GOLF SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT-Bob Nicoll. Phil Freeman, Bill Nicoll, Ierry Dolph, Harold Wright, Hugh Edwards, Gene Durr, Coach Carmody. INSERT-lim Bell. TERROR TEE-ERS comprised of five of last year's team and four promising newcomers provided Coach Carmody with a very bright outlook for a new golf season this spring. With nearly the whole year in which to practice and the natural improvement gained, the Terror golf team was an exceedingly hard bunch to stymie this year. Returning to the fold this spring were Phil Freeman, Bill Nicoll, Hugh Edwards, lim Bell, and Gene Durr. Newcomers were Bob Nicoll, Ierry Dolph, Harold Wright, and George Collier. With such material, the Terror SubfPar Club rapidly increased. Among the returning aspirants were three lettermen, namely, Freeman, Nicoll, and Edwards. Only one letterman was lost by graduation. One big disadvantage was evident for the Terror linksmen. That was the fact that they didn't play their home matches on the course on which they had practiced. Most teams win their home games on the courses they practice on, but the Brown and White team practices at Patty Iewett field and plays its home matches on the Broadmoor Golf Club links. This year the Terrors journeyed to an lnvitational Meet held in Pueblo and also to a triangular match with Central and Centennial again at Pueblo. The South Central League Meet was held in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor Golf Club. SUMMARY OF GOLF SEASON 1938f39: Golf squad of 1939 consisted of C. Freeman, P. Freeman, Nicoll, Peckham and Bell. Standing in the Meets: l. Trinidad Meet-Trinidad 36 points: Terrors 26 pointsg Centennial 23M points: Central 4M points. 2. Pueblo Meetf-Centennial 3022 pointsg Terrors 2892 points: Trinidad 24 points: Central 7 points. 3. Pueblo Meet-Centennial 38lfj pointsg Trinidad ZIM points: Terrors and Central tied for third place. 102