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

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hes, John Kepler, Jim Cotton, Ron Anderson, Bob Ruffin, Bob Gilbert, 9yIF p H Larson, Don Meyers, Tom Russell, Coach Westb y g B b F 9 g D aileifaff Terrors Opponent South Denver 32 43 Lo Junto 41 29 North Denver 53 45 Wheotridge 39 48 Conon Abbey 57 41 Eost Denver 39 65 Westminister 45 63 Trinidod 33 27 Cherry Creek 37 34 Centenniol 46 42 Centrol 44 55 Lokewood 59 47 Conon City 51 30 Grond .Function 39 42 Trinidad 34 41 Grond Junction 50 44 Centennial 53 32 Centrol 40 65 uw-1Q'5 BALL, Seems to be the questton os Willie Phillips strugg1es with the toe. 122 Sports avid C

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