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

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SCIENCE MARY AVERY Oueen of Hearts. EDWARD HEDBLOM Good Natured Alan. J. S. LEE '1Lord Jim. LJ , . r WILLET R. WILLIS i and the Word. W. H. STEELE True as Steel. DANIEL SHUTTS Calling of Dan .Mathews. H. E. PECKHAIVI Dr. Breen's Practicef' ART PANSY DAWES Lady of the Decoration. C OMM E RCIAL ALMA LARSON The Song of the Lark. CARRIE B. SPROUL Angel of Forgiveness. LUCILE PRATT The Kentucky Cardinal. PEARL V. TURNER Pearl Jflaidf' DOMESTIC SCIENCE ANNA MEIER Cabbages and Kings. JENNIE THARP It is Never Too Late to Blend. LENA M. BROOKER Won't You W'alk Into My Kitchen? MANUAL TRAINING LEON FOWLER That Printer of Udellsf' -I E. H. HALE In the 'Tire of the Forgef' 1 T. J. CLARY 44 You Newer Know Your Luck. JOSEPH ALBRECHT The Wood Carver of Olympus. F. N. LANGRIDGE Cheerful on Request. ALBERT MCKENZIE Big Little Person. n 44 MUSIC . FRED FINK The Music Master. CLARA B. HOFFMIRE The Prima Donna. sf II PHYSICAL TRAINING KLARA R. T. JENNINGS The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. -iT1T.l. REGISTRAR: MARGARET M. RUSSELL The Woman Who Toils. SECRETARY: MILDRED DENTON Bearers of the Burdenf, ASSISTANT SECRETARIES: RUTH K. VERMILLION His Qjicial Fiancee. MARY JANE ROUSE Cinderella Jane. . EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: L. D. VOTAW The Man Who Understood Women. LIBRARIAN: VANITA TROVINGER The Haunted Bookshop. ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN: EUNICE PHELPS Left in Charge. COACH: DAN KLINE 'Rules of the Game. CAFETERIA MANAGER: LAURA TARR Trail to the Hearts of Men. MATRON: LIZZIE C. DAVIS Mother Machreef' 10

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Class Prophecy TIME: June 9, 1942. PLACE: Small Village in the Ozarks. CHARACTERS: lvwlan Johnson Seekin refu e from crowds and cares. lDan Warner g g One lovely day in early June Vivian johnson was strolling through a pasture near town, and warding off the sun's rays by a brilliant scarlet parasol. This was a bit irritable to an amicable looking bovine creature who was sudden- ly possessed with a desire to investigate the thing. Vivian, comfortable and contented looking, uttered a shriek and fled for the fence, the animal after her. A man of quiet dignity upon a like stroll rushed to her rescue. A few minutes later the two were safely over the fence and were recovering their breath and dignity under a giant tree. Why-why-Dan Warner, how'd you get here? gasped out the ruffled spinster. Astonishing, but true, the knight to the rescue was Daniel Warner. Commonplace greetings were exchanged and then: Dan Warner: We graduated from High School twenty years ago today. Seems funny, ever hear from any of the others? Laurine Allen is my secretary: we have headquarters in Boston. You see, I'm president of the National Coast to Coast Railway. Margaret Knowles, my wife, has been the one who helped me to success. What do you do?,' Vivian johnson: L'I'm just Clare Thomas' private secretary. He lives in Buenos Aires because of his large interests in South America. Gladys Humm his wife, is a society leader there. Saw Charles Topping, Charles Chaplin II, down there recently. He plays in person and surely scored a hit. Told me that Noel Jamison and Ruth Goff are married, Noel is an Idaho doctor. Robert Newman and wife Harriet Brady with his secretary, Miriam Malsbury, were in the city for a brief visit. Bob is a New York broker. Dan Warner: Had a letter from William Poley, who is in the hardware business at Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Nora Cordingly is his stenographer. Lola Mae Gossard and Helen Steuert are secretaries for Robert Spurgeon who is the United States Ambassador to England. Ruth Atnip, his wife, is a favorite in London society. Marjorie Harrison and Elizabeth Mortimer are traveling around the world with their husbands, Charles Hopkins and Clifford Fritchle, who are doctors in Detroit. Did you get to hear Margaret Osborne when she was in New York? Vivian johnson: Yes, she is truly a marvelous pianist and people surely realize it. Then there's Robert Ormes, the greatest novelist, who sometimes writes under the pen name of Humpty-Dumpty, and Edwin McCaughey, the renowned physicist who is aiding the world wonderfully by his scientific dis- coveries. Ruth Vermillion is President of Bryn Mawr. George Shivers was a Richmond doctor, now he is a United States Senator from Virginia. Dan Warner: Yes, and Genevieve Huber is a great emotional actress who plays only to Paris, New York and London audiences, Frank Strachan is ranked as an equal to Walter Hampden in his portrayals of Shakespeare. I daresay you have seen Burdine Ecke and Malcolm Putty on the screen very often. Their pictures are always favorites, and contain no slapstick action either. Vivian Broadbent lives happily with Albert Brown on a Colorado ranch. Oh! I saw in the London Times last week that Arthur Weiss was accomplishing wonderful work among the cannibal tribes of the South Seas whom he has undertaken to reform. 12