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

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HWS The Fine and lndustrial Arts depart- ment of C. S. H. S. is well equipped both in respect to teachers and ma- terials. Art is the main Fine Arts course and students are offered classes in both still-life and action painting, At Christmas time the members of these classes are in charge of the paintings in the windows depicting the Nativity. So expert have the artists become that these windows closely resemble stained glass. The printers do many useful deeds around the campus in printing bulletins for distribution in the classes, tickets for various plays, and the weekly Lever. Auto delights the mechanical- minded soul, the students are allowed to tear down and rebuild cars to their hearts delight, and many is the boy who comes out of this course with a grease-smeared Hpanf' ln Mechanical Drawing the students plan a home for a final project, but first of all, instruc- tions are given in the fundamentals, There are classes in cooking for both boys and girls, and many are the de- licious dishes they turn out. The boys lose out in the sewing classes, but they shine in the metals classes where fine specimens of unique design are created. All these courses go together to make one department whose work it is to build the foundations for the workers of tomorrows America. Thiirp, lane E. Mnhnke, Harold L. Albrecht, I. I. Hale, Elton C. Murals for tl miilwwii.r:i Hill Ruth Huber Lanqrldqe It N Monroe Robert H MacKenzie Albert K -if 14

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BUSINESS To compete in modern business not well prepared by education or experi- ence is not as easy as it used to be. The aim of the commercial department is to furnish the education and experience so that none of the students who finish this course will be unable to compete in any portion of the business world. Three years of typewriting are con- tributed to perfecting speed and ac- curacy. Those who finish this course are prepared to meet all the trials of business life. Enter any typewriting room Hlled with the din of pounding keys and see for yourself the efficiency of this department during a speed test. Shorthand is offered for two years and helps round out the course. In addition to this side of Commercial, courses are offered in Window Trim- ming, Consumer Materials, Consumer Chemistry, Commercial Law, Office Practice. Bookkeeping, Retailing, and Advertising. The class in Window Trimming has a window on the second floor which they decorate weekly with supplies from downtown merchants. Then, too, this department owns an imitation store in which the students perfect their sales ability. No student who finishes this course can go out into the business world without the fundamentals of good business dwelling in his mind. Every kind of business is taken care of by this department, and it is one of the most demanded courses in the school. Clothes lor the young man. A la Beau Briimmt-ll. Sixty words per miriu Horner, C. W. Preston, W. H- Iuden, Nancy Pratt, Lucile N. Allen, E. G. Turner, Pearl V. Lee, Edna M. Hoinko, Marjory Pittman