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

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FOR many long years we, the Senior Class of 1934, have studied and memorized, have lost and gained, have been scolded and praised, and now we have come to the end of a long trail. For the last three years we have follow! ed the Terror Trail, and we must leave it now for those who follow. It is our desire to leave this path well marked so that those who are fortunate enough to walk over this ground may not become lost before they finally reach the height of the Terror Peak, which is graduation. And so we have, as is the custom of the Terrors, made a little memory-book to bring back the pleasant thoughts of the many spots along the trail which we have trodden and enjoyed as Terrors. 'We hope this book will bring happi- ness to all who have at some time during the past years become attached to the old trail of the Terrors. VVe hope that the members of the Senior Class will treasure this Terror Trail remembrance for many years to come, We, the Annual Staff, have tried to present the true and enjoyable side of the well- marked trail. We must now turn to trails un- trodden, turn to other peaks to be surrnounted. If this reminder of the Terror Trail helps someone to climb to life's peak, we have done our duty.