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

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ilierrur illtlusinians ntertain 4193211 The choice of choir, band, or orchestra is offered to interested Ter- rors. Mr. Gilles and Mr. Perry teach vocal music while Mr. Jackson is in charge of instrumental music. There are graduated classes designed to meet the studer1t's abilities in both divisions. Performing at the Terror football games, the Christmas Convocation, the Easter Sunrise Service, and at many service clubs in the community are a few examples of the work done in the Music Department. L I. -,Ng , jiffi- qsrg , f J ,. A u' 5 ,vw ,sl ' FK .L Q I s - .5 ,- gl.,- V IMusic: Su v'r i R gf . u P ., -nf MR. FRANK H. GILLES Gab Session . ' 1 Business Education 5 .1 'r S ...,-, Counseling fr 1 h . Hi Cees ' - -Ig -NVV 1,55 I T1 H Soph. Class Sponsor I . G. GLOCK M 5 : MRS A I .. f -'HZ AH SREQ Nlf -r.qa1iEEs5a7iz: fiiissrif if Y 'fo w-gf I IQ Wiz llf . my 'VW' xx .,,.,, . HF HE V ao. L I . I-iii.: 1 :QI-.Q I . . fi 125.5 q, .L .-'CWM - 4 1 Q f-3, Bi0I0QY - I . . MR. C. H. GRAVES Q L , 1 FR' . l z , 1. 51 i' ' .sl .xg it Chemistry, Lile Sc'nce -I S.O,S. Social Club A' 6 MISS M. GUSTAFSON Lei J, . 'qs' 5 1 pig, , ' - - W . ' r r L Social Science it wl 2 I' ' T.: H 1 I ix, Ili' ' T j ui ,I nnliji ' f :s , -I , Business Arithmetic iam.'ilgMyltjjlllls? .gj -- ni .Mill ,.s::,'k , ' . 444 MR. CHARLES F. HALL Business Education Counseling Senior Class Sponsor Home Economics Counseling Home Economics Club Speech, English Debate Club English i vas:-' -., -vp iff ni - lf' Tfj, 3, .H 'Qfyi -' l r Zn. xg? IA.. V I V U l ,gwf MR. H. E. HETZLER rx . fi-:tr D I ' I . ' I- 'rt r ll MISS M. L. HICKS ,. y l L 1' I V , -- . , ' Q .af - 'i' f A W I I I ' 'W It . ff . K - .. I ...au ..... MR. L. F. HIGGINS ' ' , 1 .gr I sl ,Wir V .M '1-fig. It V f sz- --A :-ua. -Q I t :yi I . ' it '..5a? , 'J 4153 'ii iz 'Titft .L-2 MR. ROBERT 5. HILL Faculty 17

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1 ,Q . , Yr.. l 9. t Q English i fl N Assembly Committee l , Sub Deb Social Club X hll V 7:7 Mies. ZELDA creum , at s A ' 'Eg .- ...JJ .. el ':L C al. l 3. N ji ' 'A s.. ' .El .- my gg- MR. E. H. DUNLEVY , , Y NYY K A 4 ,Q 5 it if else-tilfff L 9 liiwillll tl ,f, ,LT I '1 1-if f-iff Girl's Phys. Education , . Mies. R. DENTAN . 4 'Ya :iii , , ff . ' x V gp 'ei' ,,. 'T-i.1 l .'s' 1997 l , tjlitegsv I 116, , ' f,g,,5.,.- Q ' ,N 1'15lig . re-' 1 2.14 l , ' ' lk.-251. 1-' Yi' sbt' H- l 1 ' ef' - tfgge ' -Q :gel S, L .t l. '11 H Miss c. 1. ELMGREN C tl - -1 ,.,,..,- 123335f'-'i'?1f1.V'.'523' 'Q Q 1 :Jill 49.1 , il English Mies. BETTY 1. oierzsiz g A' W g :?vwff- i ijjf X1 ' he 5 6 ya' E?. 'Ii: L .A 'l A 7' -13.5 l A ? - '-5 353-Eli 1 i . . - . l W '.-A , MR. A. c. ERICKSON 4 f A, ' l Biology, Soc'l Science YJ Athletics MR. H. G. DeSHAZO i6 Faculty English Chess Club Morale Committee Tennis Coach Business Education Trade and lndustry Director ' 41-Xxx! W 7 FAcuLTyWi X E5 gl Web-iv c 1 ft J fticfiiijr u :L I I rat - J .Q I , If X. C3 .,,,-' J A ,. fl ,j it Mathematics 'r 3'-5 Physical Education Athletics if l x i l .' H i. t .. MR. G. VV. FUNK '-- . , - .1 at l Carpentry shop il l Social Science Courtesy Committee Senior Class Sponsor MRS. M. G. GALLEY Q11 Gierrurs illtlust iliiake Rhys. QED. Physical education plays a big part in the activities of C.S.H.S. Both boys and girls are required to participate in some type oi athletics. Girls may choose between regular and advanced gym, or swim in the iunior and senior years. Boys have the choice of gym, swim, or participation in the organized sport program. During the time ot his participation he is exempt from other types of gymnastics. All C.S.H.S. students enioy the Physical Education program. EA I gglllht ...

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1 1 I Sandal Qniences ?EuiIiJ Qilitigensbip International, national, regional, and local events are stressed in the 45+ , W: 'V f three courses offered b the Social Science Department. World History, Ki, ...T V . .n and American History are required for the graduation of all C.S.H.S. ,fb -V-:X students, while world geography is a semester elective. Senior speech is ii - Ar! 5 taken in connection with senior American History classes. A better un- . S I derstanding and appreciation of our world is gained by C.S.H.S. students , . Henle Numng' 'lp V' 5-'5fJ'i1i-55, . , 'VSNVT n, Audio Meter Testing A ,iKi5L,,i,,4. E -., for-ii.,-L K through the Social Science Department. H Y xg ' i i Miss L. iz. ioNEs -55,-ffl n , , if .. French. English it V. J 1 , V :Zu , , i- Nat'l Honor Society :fs It E gi F-,i fig ,n A :Z A ' S .ap ' EQ fi . -. MR. M. iuNeEieicH ,. or N il y? Social Science - ii W 51' ,- F ' Chairman 1. i Soph. Class Sponsor J l5'.g.j.f,i 73 , English ' ,G H ' M :F MR. G. W. .IUSTUS MISS M. HOLLISTER ,lfij 2 lr H instrumental Music Ho Hum! Director g MR. G. E. JACKSON V Journalism gf Counseling Cp,e,,,55,,y V . - . i. J Quill 8. Scroll Society Terror Trail Photo'gr ff ff i ' A 9 5 MRS. LIDA KENNEDY MR. M. HOUSEMAN 62119 9 Qhffizrs bras jfureign languages Latin, Spanish, and French are available to students. This study promotes friendship between American and foreign citizens, for the more we know the more we understand. Two years of each language are offered. In Spanish and French fundamentals of grammar and ex- pression of the language in real-live situations are stressed. The course in Latin consists of learning basic vocabulary, its transition into modern languages, and the contributions of the Romans to our day. l8 Faculty Spanish Spanish Club Sigma Sigma Tau Social Club Miss ioANNA ioiiv Metals, Home Mech. MR. A. K. MacKENZlE