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

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e lerror lrail Ji 193 now blazed aeross the lustorx ot Colorado Springs High Sehool It Joins the other lrails that haxe gone before and le lds lerrors to el eonunon ground of xeluexement the commenee ment of a new experience lhe members of tl1e st til' are to be congrttultteel upon their leeomphshment as are also tl1e teachers who ll'lX6 helped and encouraged them -Xll lerrors will take pride and pleasure from the ex ents here recorded llus present interest will be renewed during the dass to come as lerrors of 33 cast the1r glances backward to the easx hxppx lrail of High School dns lhe pathwax ahead ot xou grows harder and steeper I hope that xou will talee with wou from xour trip along the lerror 1ra1l some xaluable knowledge and wisdom that will help sou on the upward climb Smcerelx, Rox J XX assox, lsszslanl Superznlendrnl Again it is my ofhcial privi- lege to greet the students of the Colorado Springs High School upon the occasion of a new' publication of The Terror Trail. Although this greeting is official, it nevertheless ex- presses my personal feelings. I heartily congratulate- the members of the staff who have labored so effectively in pro- ducing an annual of which all of us are prouel. A school annual which chron- icles the- noteworthy e-ve-nts of school life 'md w hieh de-scribes '1ssoci'1tions 'Ind l1HClCI'l'iklIlj,,S of students 'tnd l-'lCllllf'IllL'IlllJCI'S ' '- de-pe-nee-n 'or is success upon the- w'orthw'hile- ne-ss of those 'lchie vements 'md assoei :tions whieh it reeords I therefore eongratultte most he trtllx tl1e entire student bodx and the iaeultx whose zehiexe ments and lSSOLl8tl0I'lS hftxe been of so high an oreler that their storx herein reltted is of unusu nl interest Lordiallx xours H NI QORNIINI Su erznlr Jule 111 . rf- N L L L L r . . is at onee l t I t . Q h L p .. . , . Z. .- i .2 . .. . v w , . ,.. ,' ' . . Ax . n xl ' V h al sl 1 .' lh- 1 e .31s .- , , . . , ' ' ', Y . . e Q sl - - ' ' A X h AA '. I i v va f v. . l 1 .2 V1 ' P,' , , ,Q - r x it '.v. 1 x . se, X Y x 1' 1' 1' L Y ,. x 1 I l al . . ,. . . 'I 1 . x xr' 1 , ,. ' .. Pi I ' ' r vg4IK '71 ' Q ' f- 5 It v v A 1 v v. 'A -' . . v ' , nh ,.'- Q X , y ' 4 v .A ' A Q ,i

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It has been my pleasurt to superylse the business matters pertaining to the Ierror Irail since the 1977 issue I haxe al wavs found that the staffs haxe been most cooperatix e and cheer ful in vsorlting out their books to meet the financial limitations lhis x ear s stall' is no exception I do not beheye that any project or activity is cherished and enjoy ed more than the sthool annual It serx as as y our mtmorv book for the years and buomcs mort and mort trtasur td is time gots on 'Xly only ngrtt is that all students do not ruuu .1 copy of tht hook I im sun that the Lliss f 1933 will chtrish it as tht Inst LXLI' Sinurtlx I I Xxm RS This book-the Terror Trail of 1933-holds many a treasure for all who call lll0IllSClVCS TL-rrors . You will always look hack to your high school days as your happiest ones. Live again as you turn these ' rcs-tl I days of your yot . X I.1.1,xw1 S. ov.