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

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DEAR CLASSMATES: Yes, Classmates, for didnlt you and I enter C.S.H.S. in the same year, the fall of 1920? VVell, that makes us classmates, doesn't it? I thought so. Now you're all getting ready to graduate, swapping photographs and autographs and stealing an occasional glance into a book or two, to make sure that the Faculty doesn't decide to keep you here for another year. Most of you are counting on getting out of your finals this semester, too, I s'pose. Of course you won't forget that the Faculty told us that boon was conditional on our doing good class work up to the bitter end! That isn't so simple, is it, with warm days and spring fever coming on, and Class-Scrap and Pikers' Day and Senior Play looming in the ever-nearing distance. I fancy we'll make it, though, most of us. And then shan't we have sport pitying the weaker brothers among us fmaybe a sister or two likewisej who couldn't keep steam up till May 29! They'll be 'Adoing time and getting writers' cramp and having brain-storms while we're-oh, well, what's the use? Everybody knows what Senior Week means to the happy ones who have achieved their freedom. But as for me-I've just discovered that I haven't enough credits to be graduated, and the Faculty has encored me! There, there, I know you're sorry for meg and that helps. But you know I've grown to like the old place, and I'm not half so desolated as I s'pose I ought to be over getting stuck ! You see, I'll get another senior year-with privileges and class-scraps, and juniors and underclassmen to gloat over, and lots of chances to pester the poor Faculty. Not so bad, eh, what? And perhaps '25 will take me in for a classmate, and maybe some day I will get enough credits to graduate-if the teachers will only ease up a bit! VVell, good-by and good luck! Don't forget your stranded classmate, will you? Yours as ever, VV. S. R. I2

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HELEN F. ADAMS Best or XVorst Point: Moxlesty. V Agra, President 445, Faculty Editor of Annual Senior Play. FRANCES ARGOLL Weakness: Talking. Girls' Glee Club. PRESTON B. ALBRIGHT VVeakness: Mirrors. Alethian, Lever Correspondent 445, Frenqh Club, Mirror Editor of Annual, lnterseholastic Debate 445. r . .I ELIZABETH ARMS ONG Best or Worst, Point: Marjoi-ie. , 13 'l Agra. ,JI AN K, I ,1 I JI 'e EDWARD ALLEN lf Best. or VVorst Point: Pickles. Senate Secretary 445. Football, 415 425 435 445, Travk 415 425 435, Captain 435. LEE ASCOUGH Best or Worst Point: Minstrel shows. Alethian: Band, 415 425 435 445, Minstrels' End Man 445, ALLINE WILLETTE ANDERSON Best or Worst Point: Her southern drawl. Theta, President 443, Secretary 435, Sergeang- at-Arms 435, Masque and Sandal, Yice-Pr0si- dont 445, Secretary 445, Senior Council, Sevre- tary of Senior Class: Junior FarC0g French Club, Musical Club: Girls' Council 445, Girls' Decla- ination Contest 445 Class Song, Senior Play. HALO ATNIP Amusernenti Meeting Floyd. Onmga, Scvretary 4455 Lever Correspondent 435, Omega Basketball 435. HELEN ARCHIBALD Best or Worst Point: Enthusiasm. Sigma: Girls' Glec Club. L. FLORENCE AWES VVeakness: Telling Jokes. French Club, Omega, Sergeant-at-Arms 435, Treasurer 445. 14 'V A 'X J X'-fi xx If x J' . : X 45 51