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

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,ff l T ' lllli J .fb , ' ' ' Q? dl- an Physical Education TERESA BURBRINK University of Colorado, University of Ill., University of Calif. . Bawling out people who chew gunz in class. AUDREY CATON State Teachers College, Columbia Univ. Going back to colonial days. JOSEPH W. ERPS St. Mary's College, San Antonio. Running the boys all over the plate. WILLIAM H. PRESTON Colorado Teachers College, B. A. Making or breaking the boys. DOROTHY WHITICAR C. S. H. S. Playing the soldiers' march. JOSEPH J. ALBRECHT-Mechanical Drawing, Chairman Colorado Agricultural College, B. S. Viewing ezvrrytlzirzg from six dijferent angles. LIENA M. BROOKER-Home Economics University of Chicago, B. A. Being prepared with first aid for indigestion PANSY DAWES-Art Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art, Bethany College, B. P. Training master artists and farloonists. ELTON C. HALE-Auto Special Teaching the art of choking. 4, 1, E. L. FOWLER- 'rinting Special l'Vanderz7ng at slips that pass in the Illigllff y F. N. LANGRIDGE'f'VVoodwork Colorado Agricultural College, M. E. Making use of screws instead of glue. A. K. MACKENZIEfElectrieity Special Repairing that radio so tlzal it will really run. JANE E. THARP-Home Economics Washburn College, B. A., Iowa State College .Making small t'lI1-lllfftl wear flIfIllllit'.Y. Music STANLEY S. EFFINGER-Glce Clubs and Chorus Special Looking for virtuosos. FRED G. FINK-Band and Orchestra Special lvlusic School, Canton, O., H. Clark Thayer Conservatory of Music Reminding people to praftiee al IIUHIK. Dramatics ROVVENA K. HAMPSHIRE Colorado College, B. A., American Academy of Dramatic Arts Not being able to find the right key. I I Ill1HllWlll'llll llll l l lll l l lll alll:1lllll1l'l'llll!II ll 1lllllll1lllIlll!l'l'l'l 'l l lll,'1lllI!l'llllll'lI l l'llilll1lllllIl'lllll l l,11i'lIl'l1lll'l'lIlil Vlll l'lll,l'l,l iw! 'llllllllllllll 1 lllil l l U l 1 , ll .'l'Ill il,ll