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

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Y THE TERRUR ,Xt the close of each Terror football season the members of the team convene to bestow upon a selected few certain honorary titles which they feel these men have merited by the everlasting efforts which they have put forth anrl by the ability which they have shown on Terror griflirons. The signs uncler which these men playerl this past year have infleecl been favorable to them, as inclicaterl by their success in '43, These honors took on an aclclecl meaning this year to the members of this school when, after patiently waiting for several months. they failed to see any sign of the real list of stars, that . -n vw- ----- 'H 5 MF M I mm of the selection by the coach- ' ,D Q wa - f. . . , X v v-I . Q' .n es ot an all South Central ,.x.4.-e' ' ' 5 League team, They were counting on seeing many of 1 the Terrors either in first ancl seconrl place berths or on the honorable mention lists. but these lists never ap- pearecl. The high school was honored however, when two veterans of CSHS football play were given honorable mention in the all-state selec- tions. These two, Donald Romig and Robert Cham- bers, had certainly climbed that f'Stairway to the Stars. .lg I O ,. E L ,I S cm C ll I I M x 1. x ,x 1 ll . I-I 9 Ll LEGS WICHMAN NERVUUS

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5 erry L Denmss Elmo Fennell Floyd Frame Harold Loxxry Ronald Mellen Leland Osborn Wrlford Osrrowslu Doroth Poe ack Bunts Davld Hessonq Peter Rouse Bob Smith FRENCH HORNS Stanley Boucher Fred Krrchbaum Elmo Marker Wmona Na lferxxs Bull Paulhns BARITONE EUPHONIUM Rarlnff SOUSAPHONES Bob Carxer ohn Egger Bull E nnq Bob Hemenway XX hen thmklng ot tootball games xx hat xx ould It be It there xx ere no muslc to make other see lhat lerrors are b nckmg thenr heros xx 1th xolce ln Qheer tor the Ierrors or some othel cholce XX hen mazchmg took place IH old 44 I he band kept the pace and mtormed us the score 'I hex represent sparkle appeal and good jlxe XX hen speakmg or muslc thex re reallx al1xe XX hen I'1x led the band Ill 1 tlashmg parade 'I he xx hole toxxn took notlce and caleiul plans made To be on the curblng all readx to cheer lhe team on to xlctorx b zttlmg tear Doc 81111011 came ox er rn Xlareh one bl lght dax I o all ot the Iellas he h ul much to sax He pepped them all up thex xx ere readx to bloxx rl hat mght thex plax ed xx ell xx hen thex put on 1 shoxx In lxach doxxn to kJC1Sl'lXXlll band students excell In all ot the places betore pubhc XICXX I he b md xx as the star ot thls he'1xen ot blue FLAG SWINEER5 AND TWIRLERS I xrst star 1nth1s heaxen IS hugh steppmg Grace lhen there comes Patsy xx ho helps keep the pace Ihfllflall IS next xx 1th l'll1gC1S so nimble I ast ns X amta a smlle IS her sx mbol These are the lxxlrlers xx hose PIHISCS xxe sung, F01 thelr ab1l1tx to make batons sxxmg Qtals at thelr hngertlps txxmkhng xx and lhelr tame IH txxnrlmg xxlll go on and on A Hag IS sxx ung up bx xoung XIarx I ou X ngmn brmgs torth her red xx h1te and blue XX rlloxx md ackle ale next 1n the lme Last rs Ehlabeth she s just as hne A lxalnboxx ot color ot led xx hlte and blue llehmd the tlombones and tubas shlnes through All added together these are the alds Ot Jox and excltement that make up parades 23 V, vw I ' , rx 1 rx I rf - II' I , - ,, , . 1 Q v ' f r. 1 A - rf tv 1 - A . V I - I - . ' I y in M ' ' ' I I ' ' . 'I ' '- Q H I v ,. . I . P 1 L ' ' A 1 . ' ' '-v 5 -'fx I . ' , .Y .I ' . 1 Y ' . J L. , 5 A, . fmg Sflfafef' Richafd Woods' Bob WWW' TROMB5NE5f From classroom to concert the fellas played swell, ' : n ' I I I Y I' Ing . . , I A , 2 . , . ,K ,, . 'Q - u v v . p .L y K , I t 4 V lv ' ,. . . . ,, . . . . . . . .r , . - . , . , m ' . ' . ' .A , ' 7 ' Y ' A 7 Y

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COACH HAY EYES LEFT STARS---'43 The selections that follow were not made by coaches who saw our high school play one game or by newspapermen who merely wrote about our team. but by the boys who have fought and played together every night of football and ought to know who the 'lierrors were that really had the extra punch. Don Romig was not only chosen Honorary Captain of 1943 but was also voted as the best blocker and the best punter. Bob Moore. lettering in his hrst year at balfback, won two distinctions, being voted the most improved player and the best open field runner. Don Irelan. lettering after two years of B squad play. was chosen as the best tacklerg Hob Chambers, the only three-year letterman on the squad was selected as the hardest charging back. Keith jordan, always a potential punt-blocker, was deemed the most alert player, and Bob lnzer was adjudged the best passer. 'l'o complete the list. Rolly Rogers, a sophomore, ising underclassmen. Gap!-fc fvfc :Ae ff file if-P fan- Iggy, khgy, Hung Cwsllytl par at au-.ffao dv' ' 6'0 1. Z-04 43 E if -uf K S I l R I N G f3PQli'iT:- 2r:3 F i and Inzer were predicted by star gazers as the most prom- M ...v-1 0- 'fit-'4 K1 lv 1 e I, I f 7 f -LQA X 25 .gg X .