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

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, - - i--Y YY- A aff'-N l55!: ' flh!ijy WX Mr. Frank H. Gilles, after graduating from St. John's College in Collegeville, Minnesota and obtaining a B.A. degree in music education from Colorado College, has experienced a brilliant musical teaching and profes- sional career. As a violinist of note he was concert master of the Colorado Springs Symphony Orchestra for many years. Boasting a fine tenor voice also, he has done much singing in the churches ofthe community. Mr. Gilles' X teaching ability has favorably affected many music students. After ten years of vocal instruction at South Junior High School, he transferred to C.S.H.S. in l945. Three years later he was appointed supervisor of the entire vocal music department of School District Number Eleven. The production of Countess Maritza this year is only one example of the numerous contributions Mr. Gilles has made and will continue to make in the field of music. Any- one who has been associated with him in any way admires the perfection he demands from his students and re- s ects him as an artist and fri

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My road calls me, lures me West, east, south, and north: Most roads lead men homewards, My road leads me forth. Roadways Masefield TABLE 0F CONTENTS PREFACE . SENIORS . . ORGANIZATIONS . FACULTY . . . MUSIC 8: DRAMA . . .IUNIORS . . . SPORTS . . SOPIIOMORES . . ADVERTISEMENTS . . SCHOOL LIFE . .

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lead thousands An authentic reproduction of the first Easter morning Colorado Springs High School combined choirs in the Garden of the Gods on Easter morning An inspirational setting for the Easter Sunrise Service