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

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.Iffecficine 13 the department of fnourfedge - - 1967a,Qoctat1'c OEM Q2 Organization J .. .A Q Q2 ' ' ,A , ' iff C fi l ' 5 ' l 'A . 2 A J U5 D sf 'fi QQ 1.3 nv X , um' us id, I ' ' I 52111 BBC! ' ' Y 3' ' ff-X M ls' FRONT ROW: Augusto Wilson, Laura Sechrisl, Don Woerz, Carole Coffman, Patricia Prior. BACK ROW: Yvonne Troiano vich, Alvina Oslie, Claudine Colley, Sherry Seay, Miss Shepherd. Highlights ot the year for the twenty members ot Pre-Med Club were trips to local hospitals, St. Francis and Glockner-Penrose. At Gloclcner-Penrose, mem- bers inspected the X-Ray Department and parts ot the Cancer Hospital. Other activities ot the club included a picnic, a pizza party, movies, and a float tor Pow Wow, which won second place in the white class. The officers were president Sherry Seay, vice-president Augusta Wilson, secretary-treasurer Claudine Colley, and Morale Committee- Inter Club Council member Carole Cottman. Pre Med Club Tours Gloclcner Hospital.

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llfation of .iholmfeepeta--'adam-4 'i121'i Gf!I.12Zl 5 sy gmqq-:'g57., of ff, 'il' 'Q Patty Eaton, Carmen Ruiz, Nancie Jo Halvorson, Emma Slavin, Jolene Ader, Carolyn Ehnes. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Bowers, - . SECOND ROW: Mr. Pollart, Bonnie Behrens, Ruth Best, Judy Eaton, Barbara Miller, Judy Marriott, Shirley Curtis, Bonnie Odle. BACK ROW: La Vone Hawk, Jane Ellis, Margie Tentle, Shirley Brown, Connie Dillie, Charlene Miller, Katherine James. Fomiliorizing students with business problems, exposing students to duties in the bus- iness field, ond helping students odiust to business life ore the purposes of the Future Business Leoders of Americo. Moking the best possible choice of occupotions in the commerciol world is stressed. Mr. Pollort ond his forty-five member orgonizotion mode o Pow Wow floot, took field trips to the Gotes Rubber Compony, the U. S. Mint, ond Lowry Air Force Bose in Den- ver, ond visited the Colorodo Fuel ond Iron Corporotion in Pueblo. Their sociol functions included Christmos coroling, o Volentine porty, or senior bonquet, ond cr September picnic. The president of the club wos Jone Ellis. Other officers were vice-president Chorlene Miller, secretory Cormen Ruiz, ond treosurer Noncy Jo l-lolverson. -4,,,L1'f'l ' T. g U I Q x . Carmen Ruiz, laVone Hawk, .lone Ellis, and Jolene Aclev are dupli- cating papen for teachers. Org onizofion

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.sjcience lg fzfe virtue, its own exceedbzy gzeat zeuratd--kingdfey 'XJ flf, fx Busy scientists John Akers, l-loword Steodmon, Becky Beord, Cory Atwood, Normon l-lills, ond Bill Wentworth look over o let. The purpose of the Society of Future Engineers ond Scientists wcis to let members know obout the different fields of science. They hove hod mony speokers on such subiects cis missiles, geology, otomic energy, ond electriccil engineering. The members olso took field trips to Colorodo Fuel ond Iron Corporcition ond Shell Oil Compciny. The officers elected in the fcill of the yeor were President Cory Atwood ond Vice-President John Akers. At the se- mester, new officers elected were President John Akers ond Vice-President Bill Vtfentworth. Their sponsor wos Mr. Bischof. 'S 4 Y. 1 -wer if , , ls? ,l FRONT ROW: Susan Reamy, Gwynne Douglass, Becky Beard, Lorelei Pribile. SECOND ROW: John Akers, Phil Graham, Howard Steadman, Bill Wentworth, Art Raiche, Chris Hardy. BACK ROW: Howard Layher, Dave DeYoung, Gary Ziegler, Elton Hay, Gary Kayne, Cory Atwood, Don Ellis, Warren Ache. GVNZGTEOVJ