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

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Q '-.. 'fp 4 X --.mu we QF .. Wm... 4 HcJcjl'l!I' Oj47 151' fcyifllllfn to represent Colorado at the Sesouicentennial Celebration in Washington, D. C. The above picture vvas taken on the steps ot the United States Capitol Building. This volume ol the Terror Trail is a record ot Terror activities for the l95O-5l school year set to music. The Terror Song forms the main theme throughout the annual. Titles ol other songs-tamilrar to Terrors because they are tunes they have heard and sung-have appropriately been chosen tor every group, organization and activity. Titles of songs and snatches at melodies have a vvay ol remaining in mem- ories to recall pleasant associations. May these melodies and titles live in your memory recalling to you your happy days at Colorado Springs l-ligh School. little Johnny One-Note has tried on each division page to portray the activities of the seven sections ol the Terror Trail ol l95l.

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f CN' ..Ojc:ll'l16? 9241 1111 Ljyyfllilfn V Thousands of girls and boys have thrilled to the playing ot the Terror Song by the Brown and White Band. At football and basketball games members ot the band are on hand to keep up the morale of contestants and students alike by playing the familiar Cheer For the Terrorsf' Participation in pep as- semblies, parades, and civic programs is taken by the musicians. To show appreciation to all present and former members ot the band, to Mr, Jackson, present die rector, and to those who preceded him as directors, who have played this song, the staff dedicates this l95l Terror Trail, Honor has been brought to Colorado Springs High School on many occasions by this musical ore ganization. The band travels to all parts of the country. During the summer ot l95O the band was selected Qi H A

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H. 0. Felton, Social Science Ada Freeman, Chairman, E. L. Fowler, Printing QZ,Af,51,,, ofjm: Retiring Teachers William Steele, Chairman, Science Department, Physics, Aeronautics Foreign Language Department, Spanish We, the Terror Trail Staff of l95l, on behalf of the student body of Colorado Springs High School, dedicate this page to the faculty members who are retiring after many years of faithful and devoted work. Our best wishes go to: Mr. Felton, who served as the director of the student organization cabinet and councils for many years. At one time he was the faculty adviser for the lever. Mr. Fowler, C.S.H.S. faculty member for thirty-four and one-half years. During this time he has sponsored three senior classes and the Senate Literary Society. He was assistant coach for football and basket- ball, for one year he managed all athletic events. Miss Freeman, the energetic co-sponsor of the Spanish Club. She has taught Spanish, commercial arithmetic and Latin. Sponsorship of the Terror Tribe was another of her activities. Mrs. Shutts, for twenty-one years the capable and respected sophomore study hall supervisor. Mr. Steele, technical adviser for the Terror Trail. Here for thirty- two years, he has been sponsor for a radio club, the photography club and class sponsor. Miss Tharp, who for thirty-two years has taught home economics and has been the home economics supervisor for the iunior high schools. Mr. Votaw, the versatile social science teacher. During his thirty- two years in C.S.H.S. he has been vice-principal, manager of athletics, golf coach, English instructor, and faculty adviser for many boys' clubs. At one time he was in charge of all extra-curricular activities. Elizabeth Shutts, Sophomore Study Hall 8 Q L. D. Votaw, Chairman, So- Jane E. Tharp, Home Eco- cial Science Department, So- nomics cial Science K L , . . . ...