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

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Zddf ly foutnah3m--eatfyfe - V ,- K ,,'1f, xg- v- 5. ty',,t., !.??:' iii i ,,-.fp -fi Q 'tts f -1 f I 4 i a RJ T if -f f. ,h4f'g1r4lrt2Yf1. f 'ti ' wi , I it 44 ,jg .',j'.,Ui.iL3,5-.3 ' '17 A ., i '.'.'f5'. ', 1. 4 A H FRONT ROW: Susan Mench, Barbara Schaberg, Jan Ball. SECOND ROW: Betty Robinson, 29113 Smits, Judy James, Gwen Anderson, Karen Jager, Martha Miller. BACK ROW: Cory Atwood, John Kaguras, Terry Mclntire, Bill Hoffman, Winfield Caton, Miss Wallingford. Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school iournalists, encourages and rewards the individual student for meritor- ious vvork in iournalism. This society seeks to raise publication standards, promote research, and improve the standards of instruction. The president of Quill and Scroll is Cory Atwood, with Betty Robinson as vice-pres- ident and Martha Miller as secretary. Miss Wallingford is the faculty advisor. Phileas Fogg isnt the only one who can travel Around the World in Eighty Days. International Relations Club can indirectly by listening to tape re- cordings from other nations and receiving letters from pen pals. This furthers their understanding of other countries and stimulates student interest in foreign affairs. -Hm5a.4.4acfot.4 ate the eye and eat o 5tate.4-- ucciatdbu' siilftt ii , ,f: WH'FIr' T ftlifei, ffl , i. Fly. '-'-.K wig--. VT FRONT ROW: Robert Doane, Bonnie Behrens, Ruth Best, Becky Beard, Helen Kidder, Rita MacPherson, Mr. Bakun. BACK ROW: Brian Talbert, Art Boulden, Howard Sobol, David Hite, Richard Rumpf, Frank Seaver, Gordon Drager. if, Organization

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5. A mg N ii: Q 49 ?-, 5 L 3 L, 2 , , ,v , , , Ll W M if , 5 A , , f ' l' . 'EJ' l :l ll 4 'g i ,X I'NxN I final-BT. mnnvdh 1 ee- ' 3 - ' 35 flx x 2 1 i- .,. FRONT ROW: Betty Robinson, Dorinda Edwards, Sally Stein, Willa Sue Green, Margaret Cooke, Ruth Ann Bower, Lorraine Allen, Pat Murr, Lulu-Chang. SECOND ROW: Harriette Patterson, Marvin Clark, Barry Barley, Ansis Berzins, Terry Mclntire, George Peck, Tom Middle, Dixie McGuire, Miss Wallingford. BACK ROW: Gary Brown, Don O'Neal, Don E!lis, John Akers, Gilbert Litchfield, Bill Wentworth, Howard Laher, Robert Doane. FRONT ROW: Emma McCune, Susan Spaulding, Ann Strang, Carolyn Heyse, Jane Thompson, Barbara Justis, Trena Lewis, Fran lntemann, Susan O'Rourke. SECOND ROW: Bob Kapelke, Fay Pilcher, Marilee Randol, Helen Davis, Elizabeth Bryan, Barbara Wald, Carole Coffman, Deanna David, Howard Steadman. THIRD ROW: Bill Powell, Dan Culberson, Jimmy Lund, Kent Hudson, Gary Boucher, Arthur Dana, Jim Thomasson, Warren Ache, Philip Graham. BACK ROW: Art.MerriIl, Larry Hamil, Paul Purvis, Tom King, Elton Hay, Conrad Schwab, Scott Elkins, Vilis Berzins. sl 8'-1 I N441-J AW 1 Organization

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fuuck might Je .mid on 50154 .4z'cfe.4---iqcfdiion FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Bryon, Barbara Beetles, Karen Kossuth, Robin Ormes, Gwynne Douglass, Becky Beard, Becky Kushnir, Tamra Wood. SECOND ROW: Russ McClain, Doug Derrer, Jim Scarboro, Jim Thomasson, John Akers, George lrwin, Maurice Mendel. BACK ROW: Howard Steadman, Quinn Gardner, Cory Atwood, David Hite, John Perkins, Dick Runyan, Chris Hardy. Resolved: That the United States Foreign Aid Should Be Substantially ln- creased. This has been the challenging subiect lor discussion by the members of the i957-58 Debate Club. Pros and cons ot this question were weighed at tournaments held in Durango, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, Pueblo, Fort Collins, and Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Cheyenne, Wyoming. Under the guidance ot Mr. Higgins, the sponsor, debators received training in the techniques of argumentation and developed skills in public speaking. Gt- ficers were President Doug Derrer, Vice President Margot Hallenbeck, Secretary Liz Bryan, Treasurer Tamra Wood, and Historian Cory Atwood. gp X1 A 'Au Doug Derrer, Margot Hallenbeck, John Akers, and Elizabeth Bryan debate an important issue i l i l i i i Cvfglflfiilgtinrt