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

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lUHlWHHll Lets appreciate something ordinary-let's have an outdoor themekits all around us every way we turn-invigorating, varying-our glamorous out-of-doors. The heights toward which we have struggled are typified in Pikes Peak and our Rockies: trailways leading to their tops for the graduating seniors who have climbed through twelve years of studies: pines-glorious, inspiring, sturdy, straight, and tall-an epitome of C. S. H. S. athletes and energetic students. We love our surroundings, and so let's have this book to remind us of them.