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

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IN Sl-IADCDWS OF KNCWLEDGE

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The Class of 39 Senior Council l-Acker, 2-Fitzpatrick, 3-Farris. vice-president, 4-Trevorrow, 5-Nelson. secreta y-treasurer, 6-I h 7 d R-Goss, 9-Mr. Fowler, sponsorg 10-Mrs. Hunter, sponsor: ll-Norman, 12-Southcotte, I3-Clark, pre d I ABSENT FR PICTURE-Cook, Harley. Three Years of Guidance EH Peering out of the shadows of the old building into the prospect of the new was this year's senior council. History is not volumes large enough to record their deeds done here, but although lack of room was quite evident, there was still enough room for the members to carry on the few volumes of business that could be squeezed into the busy seniors' year. A company of horseback riders comprising the senior section distinguished by green ban- ners in the Pow-Wow parade was the first of many new ideas. ITU And say! Was that Senior Play ever a success! Lack of funds obliged the upper classmen to produce a non-royalty play, but with the combination of Mr. Winburne's direction and their choice of the Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde, they even made money. Almost enough in fact to take them out of debt and into the upper income bracket-well, almost. UU March came in like a lamb and Kid Day was the thirty-first, but the kiddies toddled out to the Senior Frolic lyou know, Kid Dayj just the same. When the Senior Party was finally held in April the seniors began to feel-and act-more like seniors. ITU The crowning social event of the year was the Iunior-Senior Prom when the king and queen ruled the class. But all soon met on common ground, for each with high school days gone by took part in the last event, Commencement.