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

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SCI ENCE-Continued DANIEL SHUTTS A. B., Knox College, B, S., University Missouri The Flattererf' DONALD COLWELL B. S., Chicago University You're in Love. ALBERT CRUZAN M. A., Kansas University I A'iut Got 'En Time for Blues. WILLIAM STEELE A. B., Albany College Calm as the Night. COMMERCIAL ALMA LARSON Special As a Beam O'er the Face of the Water. LUCI LE PRATT Special Bright Eyes. CARRIE B. SPROUL A. B., Hardin College Brighteris the Corners Where You Are. PEARL V. TURNER B. A., Colorado University You Can't Help But Like Me. A FLOYD MAXWELL ' Special Wandering Home. MANUAL TRAINING J. A. ALBRECHT Special Good Scout. E. L. FOWLER Special Lf You Only Had My Disposition. E. H. HALE Special On the Level F. N. LANGRIDGE B. S., Colorado Agricultural College You'll Always he the Same to Us. I. T. CLARY A. B., Park College lfVl1Z1'IZ.lIi Iihzys. ART PANSY DAVVES Special Pansy Blossom. of DOMESTIC SCIENCE ELIZABETH STONE Special Oh, the Good Things You Make. JENNIE E. THARP A. B., Washburn College You're Always Welcome. ANNA MEII-:R Special Sweeter as the Years Go By. LANGUAGES EDNA JACQUES IVI. A., Radcliffe Creme de la Creme. ELLA TAYLOR M. A., Colorado College J e crois I ntendre Encore. FLORENCE BARTLETT M. A., Colorado College When He Comes Back to Me. EDNA DESSAINT B. A., University of Wisconsin Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still. DAGMAR HOLM A. B., Colorado College Spirit So Fair. FRED HARVEY B. A., M, A., Iowa University At the Jazz Band Ball. EMMA T. GRANT A. B., Colorado College llle Loves You. SPECIAL VANITA TROVINGER Oh, You Little Bit of Honey. EUNICE PHELPS Because You're You. WINONA NORTON B. A,, Park College Quiet Hours. COACH KLINE A. B., Nebraska Wesleyan They Go Wild, Simply Wild Orer Me FRED FINK Strike Up the Band? MRS. DAVIS The Goodest Mother. MISS HOFFMEIER The lllusic of Your Voice. ,IENNIE FINK Life is a Game of Bluff. MILDRED LONG I'm Not Slow.

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Prophecy By Kallzerine ,llorlou TIMEml935. PLACEYOH board the ship HDeFries, named after Russell DeFries the owner of the DeFries Ship Line. Katherine Morton is seated in a steamer chair, reading. Harry McColl, a rich politician, is seated nearby. He recog- nizes his classmate and speaks. H. M.-I beg your pardon, madam, but you look so familiar that I cannot help speaking. Are you not Katherine Morton of the class of 1921? K. M.+My name is Katherine Morton, but who are you? Oh, why of course, you are Harry McColl. Isn't it strange how our old classmates have shown up on this ship? Only yesterday I happened to run across Lynn Wilson, an artist, who is on his way with us to China. He was none the better for his voyage, so I called for the ship doctor. No other person than Doc Duncan appeared. He told me you were on board, and had been appointed President of Gartok and intended to start a Democracy in the aforesaid place. H. M.kYes my duties will be hard. Alexander Chapman is there, waiting for me. He has been appointed Vice-President. Howard Henderson, Robert Swan, Gerald Hibbard, and Brooks Brice are to be my assistants for keeping order. I really had a hard time getting my position, as Arthur Matthews, a powerful speaker, almost persuaded the people that he was better suited for the place. However, my aide, Melvin Haymes, proved to the people that Arthur had sidestepped the question. So I was elected. But where are you headed for? K. M.-I am on a trip around the world. That hard hearted Robert Poer, Chief justice of the Supreme Court and his Associate justices, Leland Cruzan, Kenneth Ogle, William Christians, Arthur Van Lopic and Ernest Sanderson caused me to be exiled from the country because I started a Petition against Bevier Gray and jane Lester for their mild teaching of the latest dances. H. M.-You know, before I left I ran across a funny thing in the Calhan Tribune, edited by Howard Nichols and Addison Brackett. It said Wanted a husband, good looks not required, by maiden lady with lots of money. Apply to Margaret Morris at once. Box 582, Calhan, Coloradofl I later heard that Leroy Peiffer, a widower, and Robert Bawbell who divorced Ruth Pollock because she persisted in being an artist's model, and Frank Awes all applied. She chose Frank after consulting her attorney, Jack Wilson. Jack said Frank had an income of twenty dollars per month, and that would help Margaret a little. K. M.-Well, well, that is strange. Speaking of things seen in papers, here are some more for you. I found these in the H-Iazz 'Em Weekly Paper. It is edited by Edwin Gardner and William Albert. 'tMadame Conklin, Hindoo Seer. If your heart be troubled, if your business worries you, if you are in doubt about your love affairs, consult this master mind. I hear Gertrude Gephart and Margaret Cox are bringing suit against her, because she told them they were going to marry very unhappily. Margaret is going to marry a Japanese diplomat and Gertrude a Brazilian mining king. H. M.gThat is funny. But did you know that Fanchon Croy is writing religious articles in a Nunnery in Dayton, Ohio? Yes, she and Lyle Blaine are both there. Lyle was disappointed in a love affair with Howard Latting. Howard ran off with Evelyn Parkhill, who was then a society belle in Castle Rock. K. M.eOf course you know Bertram Downs and Florence Droegumiller have started housekeeping in Peyton, where Bert is Mayor. He is making quite 12